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Monitor articles for March 15, 1989

• Banking on a Better Life. A bank in Bangladesh helps some of the world's poorest women become `fighters against poverty'
• `True Believer': 1960s Idealism in an '80s Time Frame
• Art From the Ashes: Stark Images of Post-War Germany
• Correction
• A National Family Policy
• Extremists Gain in W. Germany. POLARIZED VOTE
• PLO to Push for US Recognition, Mideast Conference
• Taking the Side of Forgiveness
• Decline in Savings Could Harm Growth of US Economy
• Reduce the Capital-Gains Tax Rate
• Farm is Latest Battle Zone. Central Committee meeting pits Ligachev and fellow conservatives against reformers. KREMLIN CLASH
• In Southeast Asia, Regal Splendor Fades ... Slowly
• Treasures from the Netherlands. ART: REVIEW
• Tough Battle Takes Toll on Afghans. JALALABAD: KEY TO BROADER VICTORY?
• Israelis Edge Closer to PLO Talks. SHAMIR SAYS NO, BUT ...
• A One-Woman, Pro-Family Lobby. `All we really want,' says this Congresswoman, `is for people to have choices'. INTERVIEW: PAT SCHROEDER
• Denver Dam Project Sparks Heated Debate. Conservationists say environmental damage too great in Two Forks dam proposal
• Kitchen Notes Warm the Heart
• Fish Business Does Just Swimmingly. GLOBAL SEAFOOD MARKET
• From India, a Fresh Pop Sound. Ashwin Batish uses a sitar and traditional ragas to make cosmopolitan dance tunes. MUSIC: INTERVIEW