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Monitor articles for September 13, 1989

• Strategies for a Resourceful World
• Flight
• Bush Faces Test In Ties With Congress
• Oldsmobile Tries to Woo Buyers With New Program
• N. KOREA SAID TO STRENGTHEN MILITARY TIES WITH MOSCOW
• Hungary Strengthens Ties to West
• Shopping
• Jackson Juggernaut Steams Ahead
• 1939 and the International Spirit
• 'EXTRADITABLE' DENIED BAIL
• Deng Xiaoping's Star Has Lost Its Brightness
• Warm German Welcome - Even for `Trabbis'
• ALASKA PLANS OWN OIL CLEANUP
• US TO ALLOW ENTRY TO MORE REFUGEES
• On Approval
• The Challenge of Building a Corps of Actors
• Letter to a New Arrival
• ARAFAT LAUNCHES QUEST FOR RECOGNITION IN ASIA
• Verbal Artist at Work
• Capital Steps - Washington's Singing Satirists
• I See a Boy
• HOW COLLEAGUES VIEW JESSICA TUCHMAN MATHEWS
• Excerpt From 'Mazes'
• From 'Harvey' to 'Vanya,' Guthrie's 1989-90 Season Is a Mix of the Familiar and Obscure
• Victor, My Feather-Duster
• Affirmative Action And Immigration
• Workers Ride Rough Merger Wave
• Urban Homesteaders Gain Ground
• STUDY PUTS NUMBER OF HOMELESS AT 1.5 MILLION
• British Center Parties Scramble for Identity - and Votes
• Environment Issues
• NORWAY'S LABOR PARTY SUFFERS HEAVY LOSS IN ELECTION
• Reviving Israel's Peace Plan