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Monitor articles for June 11, 1987

• European youth scour continent in search of scarce jobs
• A new life in the `land of opportunity'. Relocated Hmong refugees make a home for themselves in rural North Carolina
• Toronto's June 30 `Baby Bang' will reverberate through Canadian finance
• Africa looks less and less to the West for help to end financial crisis. Bankers' meetings signal growing resolve to try to solve own woes
• We move among the dancers
• Old-timers of baseball literature
• Allegis fly-drive-sleep concept departs - along with chairman
• Small lap
• Canada's new subs
• Playing the numbers game
• One Father, one family
• Constitutional Journal
• How and why the Berlin Wall came to be built
• No water, no lights no gas ... no surprise to Nicaraguans
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Weinberger disregards Iranian `threats' to US ships in Gulf
• Please say it in English, counselor!
• ARTS SCENE
• Workers cool to Poland's `official' unions
• IN THE SPOTLIGHT. Parade of witnesses: reacting differently under pressure
• Hungary and the dilemma of communist states
• Tuning in to video as an art medium
• Twilight tunes
• Rainy day baseball. This year's rookie books
• New-found sense of national pride fuels Italians' optimism
• Tuning in to video as an art medium
• The Stark reality: energy policy and security
• US computer chip firms rebounding. Upswing began before Reagan slapped penalties on Japan