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Monitor articles for August 17, 1989

• As Argentina Practices Austerity, More Are Left Poor and Jobless
• Frozen Embryos: Property or Persons?
• KREMLIN SEEKS TO END STRIKES IN BALTIC
• A Moderate Policy Toward South Africa
• Yen Diplomacy
• The Crowds of Woodstock and Gryon
• A Master of Modern Taste
• New Abortion Legislation for Canada Expected this Fall
• Austin's Caves, Flyways Become Development Targets
• Woodstock Revisited
• BOTSWANA'S ECONOMY
• Can We Sin Too Much to Find God?
• Europe Gears for Abortion Battle
• California Works to Preserve Lake
• POLISH PREMIER PLANS TO RESIGN
• Botswana Grows Self-Sufficiency
• CIA Can't Trace US Hostages
• The Flutter of Fans in Romantic Art
• The Computer Revolution Comes to India - Sort Of
• Gaining a Yankee Foothold Abroad
• Speaking for Children
• Morocco's `Great Survivor' Skillfully Reads the Public
• Beijing Reverts to Marxist Roots
• High Costs Signal Emerging Crisis
• Adventures That Span Continents
• Study Finds Workers With Disabilities Losing Ground
• Correction
• Hostage Solution Must Wait for Iranian Politics
• Communism's Titan in Tatters
• National Economic Indexes Aren't Enough