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Monitor articles for October 30, 1989

• FORMER US OFFICIAL IN SEOUL AFTER N. KOREA VISIT
• Quake Lesson: Past Is No Safe Haven
• Persistence Lifted the Clouds
• Noriega and American Criminal Law
• Cambodia Rulers Seek Global Support With National Election
• Cracking Down on Cargo Shippers
• Economy is Election Issue
• New England Is the Epitome Of Autumn
• Thatcher Faces Party Challenge
• Kitchen-Table Tales of Desire and Will
• Hans Blix: Nuclear Energy Could Ease Climate Change
• Eastern US Ill-Prepared for Quakes
• Hungarian Opposition Girds for Democracy
• Contra War Overshadows Summit
• PRAGUE ARRESTS 355 PROTESTERS
• Bosch Tries to Dispel Allegations of Marxism
• What's a Community to Do?
• Social Justice and Senior Citizens
• GOVERNMENT STRIFE KILLED THOUSANDS, SAYS AMNESTY
• East Europe's Unease
• A New Yankee Works the Land
• School Girls in Veils Spark Debate
• BEIJING BLAMES US FOR FREEZE IN RELATIONS
• Saga of Seas In Flint Run
• The Need for Approval
• Diverse Village Voices Decry Porn
• Human Rights Abuses
• Indentured Youth