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Monitor articles for September 15, 1989

• An American in Sakhalin
• For Bryson, `Stardom' Is a Mixed Blessing
• Egypt Tries to Draw Israelis, Palestinians Together
• In Downtown Minneapolis, An Oasis of Art
• Racism and Christly Love
• Keep a Carousel Turning
• PHOTOGRAPHY RETROSPECTIVE
• Soviet Far East Ripe for Picking
• Why China's Culture Minister Got Sacked
• Iran Acts to Curb Shiite Radicals In Lebanon
• Gonz'alez Brings Plan for Panama
• Exit Ed Koch
• Haunting Images of A Nation's Nightmare
• Solar-Powered Pump Could Help World's Poor
• Don't Forget Valdez
• A Stern Warning To High-Speed Boaters
• Mayoral Candidates Tough It Out
• L.A.'s Bradley: Civil, Not Criminal, Charges
• A Thousand Words On Photography
• Haiti: a Troubled Country, a Strong People
• House Election Losses Reveal Flaws in GOP Strategy
• Tokyo's Environmental Cross-Fire
• EXILED SWAPO LEADER RETURNS TO NAMBIA
• Once Prey to Neglect, Merry-Go-Rounds Now May Attract Too Much Attention
• Creative Donating Fights Hunger
• HUNGER IN AMERICA. FOOD WASTE IN AMERICA
• DUKAKIS HITS AT BOSTON BANKS' LENDING BIAS
• PAPUA NEW GUINEA COPPER MINE IN TURMOIL
• Congress to Decide Timber Dispute