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Monitor articles for April 13, 1987

• Hong Kong lawyer-activist pushes for democratic safeguards
• Women's pro baseball league revisited
• It's easy to fall in love with a cold climate in Irkutsk, Siberia
• SAFE DRINKING WATER. California's toxic-waste law difficult to implement
• ART IN LONDON. Glazunov remains something of a mystery in and out of USSR
• Hearing God's Word in an `age of distraction'
• Talking up a storm. Controversy swirls around teen talk lines
• Tate reconstructs Gabo's `lost' works
• Tony Pena quite a catch for Cardinals; Indians should be better, within reason
• A sampler of worldwide travelers' tales
• Lining up for a quirky race
• Brooms in hand, mamas (et al) clean up Naples
• Following US strategy isolates Duarte at home
• Britain locks horns with Japan over trade
• Crime in US dropped in 1986 for second year
• Biking back to Ban Pha Khao
• Fins
• The bill comes due for a `values neutral' education
• Japanese marching into the fray of world futures trading
• Getting back to the facts. Educator urges schools to teach cultural content
• Gorbachev nudges Czechoslovakia along the road to reform
• US firms help lighten Mexico's debt
• Monk and Chong back in a double bill
• Learning lessons in the fourth `R': real life
• Canada's balancing act: land claims and aboriginal rights
• Tunisian leader grapples with pro-Islamic trend
• Ferry salvage: textbook case of cooperation
• My Bronson period
• Maps