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Monitor Archive for October 25, 1988

Europe, Japan have safer rails
A `hands on' Democratic cabinet. A Dukakis administration would likely be culled from Harvard
Outside anxiety grows about partition or violence in Lebanon
WHERE THE CANDIDATES STAND ON FOREIGN TRADE. America's stubborn trade gap undercuts US economic security. Can trade in today's world economy be both...
WHERE THE CANDIDATES STAND ON FOREIGN TRADE. America's stubborn trade gap undercuts US economic security. Can trade in today's world economy be both...
News In Brief
Portrait of Chinese childhood seen through the eyes of youngsters
A whale of a rescue. Canadian animal expert frees whales trapped in fishing nets off the coast of Newfoundland
Balkan cooperation
Another battle
Inflation: let's not kid ourselves
Aural ambiance
Yes, Dukakis could come back
Yugoslavia's struggle to remake itself
US sanctions over drug patents bring sharp words from Brazil
Kraft prepares to climb mountain of debt to avert takeover
ASK THE GARDENERS. Q & A
OASIS. A garden grows in Brooklyn
SALEM. Long-ago witch trials may draw visitors, but there's much more to this historic seaside city
Tom Mardirosian adds another success to his actor-author r'esum'e
`Lovingkindness in the morning'
Panjshair: from `garden valley' to rubble
In Afghan resistance, power shifts from politicians to fighters
Chilean opposition treads warily on rights issue
US bases, Part II: bigger battle lies ahead with Philippines. US uneasy about 1991 sequel to latest payment deal
A black who works within South Africa's system
Cruise control not an option for Lakers, if they are to retain NBA title
The debonair new resident of 221B Baker Street
The accurate eye: Mary Cassatt in old age
Friendship
Toulouse-Lautrec portrays cabaret performers
`Poet seated in a garden'
Hard lessons for US and the region