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Monitor articles for November 01, 1989

• Nicaragua's Need
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• `Hyphen Bowl' a Barometer of Rural Decline
• One Art Student's Experience
• Tokyo Buyouts: 1st Hollywood, Now Rockefeller Center
• Salinas Revives Role Of Strong President
• Color Is the Key to Noland's Deceptively Simple Canvases
• A New Era for the United Nations
• India's Chefs Expand Repertoire
• Beyond Complexity, A Great Simplicity
• Spain's Youth Ask: `Why Compulsory Military Service?'
• Canadians Tire of Paying More for Groceries
• Targeted Help In Sudan
• Individuals Control the Market
• PORTFOLIO PARTICULARS
• Bush Eyes the Line-Item Veto
• If You Was Me
• SUIT AGAINST CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS DISMISSED
• Inside Brattleboro's Busy Music Center - Cultural Command Post for This Town of 12,000
• Media Catch-Phrases That Recall Pictures of the Past
• North Dakota Chafes At Draining Lake To Fill `Big Muddy'
• The Art of Testing Young Artists
• Better US - Indian Relations in Sight
• Torture on Rise in Salvador
• Leaders Stress European Unity
• Fighting Conformity
• An Essayist's Adventures of the Heart
• Saving Lake Champlain
• Seville Turns to Centuries-Old Methods
• New Memory Chips Don't Forget
• `Brattleboro Needed Bach'
• `If You Was Me'