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Monitor articles for August 11, 1989

• Literary Lives Wound Around a Mystery
• In Formerly Trouble-Free Town, Insurgency, Shooting, and Roundups
• Shopping Satire With Sitcom Depth
• KAIFU SWORN IN AS JAPAN'S NEW PREMIER
• Sri Lankan Civil Strife Escalates
• Phosphate Issue Bubbles Up Again
• `Grass Tax' Aims for Dealers' Wallets
• Celebration of James Baldwin As Writer and Civil-Rights Activist
• The Price Paid for the First Amendment
• CHINA ARRESTS STUDENT LEADER
• It's a Hard Place to Raise Hackles
• Don't Forget the Cambodian Refugees
• Climbing Through the Clouds
• SOUTH CAROLINA POLICE USE NEW APPROACH TO FIGHT DRUGS
• Lebanon's Challenge: Rebalancing Power
• More Women, Blacks Join Bush's Ranks
• Northeastern States Tighten Car-Exhaust Rules
• Spurs, Saddles, and Indian Ponies
• Jump Start for Detroit Schools
• Comrades, Wash Your Hands of This
• Fuel for Serious Students
• FREEZE FRAMES
• Milk Cart of Destiny
• Student Political Apathy Is Growing, Educators Report
• Soviet Jews Face Obstacles in Rome
• POLISH RULERS FACE OBSTACLES IN PARLIAMENT
• Syrian Help on Hostages Has a Price
• Rodeo
• Smyrna: The Crucible of American Labor