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Monitor articles for October 10, 1989

• Door Swings Open For More Legal Intervention
• Iran Clamps Down on Hizbullah
• A Useful Test for Gorbachev
• Toy Industry Dominated by Video Games
• US Paying Stiff Price For Porous Borders
• Peace Breaks Out in Washington
• East Bloc and Israel
• A Plea for Environmental `Dominion'
• Should Money Buy Art an Entry?
• Fetal Endangerment Cases Increase
• US to Boost Toxic Arsenal
• Patience
• Hungarian Party in Struggle
• BARGE TRAFFIC FACES LOW WATER LEVELS
• Illustrators Risk the Stigma Of `Second-Class' Artists
• Feminism and `The Heidi Chronicles': Betty Freidan and Gloria Steinem Reflect
• Initiative Shifts to Independents
• Requiem for a Classical Music Station
• Nobel Prize for Dalai Lama Puts China on Defensive
• Planetary Predictions Prove True
• AQUINO SAYS NO TO MARCOS RETURN
• Academic Freedom, Free Speech
• Toxic-Waste Reduction Must Head Home
• A R'esum'e Does Not an Artist Make
• Human Connections - A Playwright's View
• World Markets Flex Their Muscles
• Excerpt From `The End of Nature'
• TAXING LIQUOR AND CIGARETTES SAVES LIVES
• Art Behind The Scenes
• IN 1592, COLUMBUS SAILED THE OCEAN BLUE?
• One for the Schools
• Plan for Black Judges Fails