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Monitor articles for May 10, 1989

• Is Your Private Life in the Public Eye?
• Close-up on Kubelka's Films
• Bouquet for Mothers and Daughters. BOOKS
• From the Lab to the Line
• Afghanistan: Locked Horns
• Desperately Seeking Fusion in Laboratories
• Baker Will Check Out Bugs
• An Uncommon Friendship Tied With a Twist
• Carried Far From My Homeland
• Parents and Crime
• Say No to the `English Only' Movement
• Alternative Fuels Get a New Look. METHANOL'S APPEAL
• Bangladesh Struggles to Resurface From Storm. SEEKING RELIEF
• Japan's Opposition Woos the Voters. Corruption scandal has handed the opposition its best political opportunity in decades. BREAKING OLD HABITS
• A Ministry of Quiet Prayer
• Kubelka Makes `Music for the Eye'
• Miles of Red Flags and a Black Tulle Evening Gown
• US Plugs Away on Rights Issues
• Critics Fault INS Amnesty Program. IMMIGRATION REFORM
• Pressure Cookers Are Steaming Back. The `miracle' kitchen gadget of the '50s, improved, may wow a few '90s cooks. FOOD: NO MORE `POT ROAST KABOOM'
• RISOTTO WITH SUN-DRIED TOMATOES AND SMOKED MOZZARELLA
• Two Ways to Plant Houses on Farmland
• Quilt Festival Speaks an International Language
• WORTH NOTING ON TV