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Monitor articles for April 13, 1989

• China's `Dear Abby'. Qiu Ming offers readers the kind of advice and comfort she wishes she could have heard. COMMUNIST COLUMNIST
• Soviet Officials Move to Quell Georgian Trouble
• Reassessing the Reagan Doctrine
• Vistas as Vast as the West
• The Message From Tbilisi
• Murder Rate Has Mayor Reeling. Scandals and Barry's ties to alleged drug dealers help threaten autonomy of district. WASHINGTON HOMICIDES
• High Price for Turkish Child Labor
• COMMITTEE SAYS WRIGHT MAY HAVE VIOLATED HOUSE ETHICS RULES
• TWO UNIVERSITIES CONFIRM FUSION EXPERIMENT
• Sky Rider
• Turning to God
• EASTERN DEAL WITH UEBERROTH IS UNCLEAR
• Japanese Sci-Fi: Bizarre, Illusive
• Each Hodgkin Painting Holds Layers of Pondering. English artist talks about how he captures fleeting feelings
• S. Korea `Retreating From Reform'. OPPOSITION LEADER SPEAKS OUT
• How Bennett Plans to Target Drug Problem
• Dogged Nationalism
• Facing Poland's Censors
• The Paradoxes of Freer Expression. Vanishing taboos create new problems for independent-minded journalists and artists. POLAND: UNSHACKLING THE MEDIA
• Woody Guthrie
• Namibia: Realism Key for Economy. Guerrilla incursion increases doubts about SWAPO's political and economic savvy. SURVIVING WITHOUT SOUTH AFRICA
• `TRUST AND COMFORT' COUNSELING GROWS IN CHINA
• Costa Rica Woos Foreign Investors
• While Immigration Reform Waits, Lottery Fills the Void