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Monitor articles for November 09, 1989

• A Small Step Toward Peace
• Cambodians Open to Capitalism
• A Native Not Much Noted
• CONGRESS VOTES NEW DEBT CEILING
• Congress should end contra aid except to disband
• RED INK SWAMPS BAY STATE
• The `Least Restrictive' Means
• Small Museum Thinks Big With Superb Manet Show
• News Currents
• Poll shows that the Sandinistas lack popular support
• WHY `DECALOGUE' WAS MADE
• Religious Militancy Surges in India
• Religion Parliament to Meet in Chicago
• TEMPEST OVER REMARKS ON IRA TALKS
• Province Proved Unripe for Revolt
• Toward a New Growth Score Card
• Contrasts With Woody Allen's `Crimes...'
• Kohl Calls for Reconciliation
• More Ratepayers Get a Break
• Unfair Brickbats for the Foreign Service
• US Fund-Raisers Turn to Japan
• Fiction Grounded in the Harsh Reality of Ethiopia
• ASHLAND AGREES TO $30 MILLION SETTLEMENT
• Mann: AIDS Battle Needs US Commitment
• The Life and Times Of Elsie, Miss Birdwhistle
• The Communication Tool That Turns Jekyll Into Hyde
• What Are You Waiting For?
• On Film: Mosaic Law in a Fresh Light
• MILLIONS OF MISSING WOMEN
• UN TO SEND PEACE-KEEPING FORCE TO CENTRAL AMERICA
• Key Election Results
• `No More Lies'
• Palestinian Statehood vs. Israeli Rule: What Shade of Democracy?
• El Salvador Joins Central American Privatization Push
• BELIEF GROWS THAT US CAN AID ALLIES AND YET KEEP OUT OF WAR