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Monitor articles for March 14, 1989

• New Mexico Law Targets Gravediggers and `Pot Hunters'. While Indians, historians, support bill protecting burial sites on private lands, many landow...
• Bush, Congress, Mull Recommendations of Ethics Panel
• Rotten Politics in the Big Apple. BOOKS
• SPOLETO FESTIVAL U.S.A. ANNOUNCES PLANS
• Embassies With a Sticker Price
• A Spectacular But Tiring `Munchausen'. FILM: REVIEW
• Afghan Guerrillas Fail a First Test. FROM GUNS TO BUTTER
• The Tongass National Forest - At Risk? NO: don't confuse it with Amazon blight [ cf. YES: thanks to Washington's bargain-basement timber sales ]
• How a Stark Kafka Fable Works on Broadway. THEATER: REVIEW
• Outcry Over Corruption Shakes Zimbabwe Ruling Party
• True Theater in Native Dance
• Lugging Luggage
• BRITAIN IS TOP BUYER IN US
• Bhutto Seeks to Consolidate Power. Challenge from religious right, confrontation with chief rival threaten political balance. PAKISTAN: TRANSITION T...
• James Brady to Work for Disabled
• Spring Will Come
• Canada Faces Its Own Budget Deficit. IMF URGES ACTION
• Opera's Endangered Species: the Traditionally Trained Conductor
• Report Backs New Funding Rules. Calls for significant changes in allocation of federal money to impoverished schools. EDUCATION
• War in the Wild Against Poachers. Undermanned US agencies police illegal, multimillion-dollar, kill-for-profit activities. WILDLIFE PROTECTION