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Monitor articles for October 26, 1989

• ... And in Moscow [ cf. A Shift in Budapest ... ]
• Big-Band Sound Goes Global
• Fair Serves as Publishers' Summit
• In East Berlin, `The Impossible Can Happen'
• Sampling Asian Short Stories
• Provocative Powerful - and Puzzling - Art
• Washington's Rearview Mirror
• Honda Almost an `American' Company
• Old Wars Revisited
• Biking the Slow Hills Of Rural Austria
• FARMER'S WIFE ADJUSTS TO NEW LIFE
• News Currents
• University Budget Cuts Protested
• What Counted in Dr. King's Life
• Candidate's Popularity Outshines Lack of Political Savvy
• Din and Joy in Morocco's Markets
• East Germans Step Up Pressure For Political Reform
• Reagan Has a Ball, But Gets Little Play in Japanese Press
• Multilingual Literary Journal Catches on Around Europe
• JAPAN-US BUSINESS MISCUES
• Soviet Shadow Capitalism's Growing Power
• Leading Kenyan Entrepreneur Sees Good Times Ahead
• Take the `Boo' Out of Halloween
• Yugoslav System Stymies Reforms
• A Lasting Relationship
• Opposition Campaign Lags
• Detroit Pershing '54 - the School
• US-Latin Summit Heralds Fresh Approach to Ties
• How Not to Be a Boor Abroad
• US Is Warming to Perestroika at Last