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Monitor articles for April 30, 1987

• Scuffed-luggage ambassadors
• On remote Japanese isle, development makes waves
• Maintaining credible deterrence in Europe. NATO chief: tougher to do if Euromissiles go
• Attacking Nicaragua's rural projects: part of contra strategy. American killed by contras worked in `high-risk' area
• Praying all the time
• Iran-Iraq update
• Halting hazardous waste at the source. Companies are finding that cutting their use of toxic substances helps them avoid costly and complex disposal...
• The city was theirs
• Grounds for refreshment
• Bears pull surprise in NFL draft; Bill Russell returns to coaching
• Planning for nuclear plant `retirement' is proving difficult
• Kalb to lead exploration into media's impact on public policy
• Called to paint in Dresden
• Columbia alum's $25 million aids minority students
• Far from the madding crowd? English countryside is changing as yuppies reach for a piece of the rural dream
• `Lucky Spot': offbeat comedy by Beth Henley
• Brazil's new finance minister inherits an economy on the brink
• Export insurers tighten up, crimping some third-world trade
• Complacency and US competitiveness. Determining the roots of diminishing industry
• Her message can be heard: `You are not lesser'
• Will `Reagan revolution' leave mark?. Right wing seeks to build in conservative agenda gains