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Monitor articles for September 21, 1989

• COUP ATTEMPT FAILED IN BURKINA FASO
• Britain's Youth Theater Flourishes
• DEMOCRATS RENEW EFFORT TO HIKE MINIMUM WAGE
• HOW THE YOUTH TROUPE BEGAN
• Bananas Ripe With Lessons
• Solidarity in Decline
• Images of Hope Amid Dark Scenes
• SEATTLE MAYORAL HOPEFULS CLASH OVER BUSING
• Family Planning Faces ProblemsFamily Planning Faces Problems
• Model History of Vietnam War
• WRECKED FRENCH DC-10 IS FOUND
• CONSUMER PRICES UNCHANGED IN AUGUST
• Arizona County Wins Plaudits for Pretrial Services Program
• THATCHER TELLS JAPAN TO OPEN ITS MARKETS
• Rainfall Eases Water Shortage
• SHAMIR, RABIN DIFFER ON PEACE MOVES
• Free Trade Means Harsh Adjustments for Canada
• COURT RETURNS AMERICA'S CUP TO SAN DIEGO
• From `One Day in a Long War'
• Southeast States Brace For Hurricane Hugo
• AMNESTY ASKS COUNTRIES TO ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY
• Oakland Ban Draws Controversy
• US-Afghan Policy Under Pressure
• Does God Send Pain?
• DE KLERK INAUGURATED IN S. AFRICA
• African Memories
• Beijing `Reeducates' Pro-Tibetan Officials
• Life Goes On In Border Town After Arab Attack
• Malayasia Falls Behind
• Migrating East Germans Find Jobs, Homes
• E. Germany's Path
• Europeans Balk at Rising Tide of American Movies