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Monitor articles for November 10, 1989

• NEW AND NOTEWORTHY: FICTION FOR SCHOOL-AGE READERS
• Horowitz: The Keyboard Titan Left an Incomparable Legacy
• Sharks, Cuddly Eels Star in Film
• Why Eastern Europe should aspire to Finlandization
• In Chile, the Military Is Still the Obstacle
• War Souvenirs Soon Forgotten
• Lacking a Moral Consensus, We Do ... What?
• Color-Free Politics
• The `Non-Summit'
• Hardship, Help For Drug Dealers
• With Dijon and de Gaulle in Mind
• FREEZE FRAMES
• Fundamentalists Gain Strength
• No escape hatch in Czechoslovakia
• Kennedy Pushes Antismoking Legislation
• Belgo-Dutch Strategy: Delay Invader
• When We Feel Our Life Has Been Wasted
• The Fed Crawls To Economy's Rescue
• At 20, `Sesame Street' Sets Pace for Children's TV
• Abortion Rights a `Wedge Issue' for Democrats
• Speaker: No Subpoena for Senators
• West's Joy at Changes In East Germany Tinged With Caution
• Resources for Parents
• The Economic Toll of Yugoslav Ethnic Tension
• Campaign Sludge
• Program Traders Defend Practice
• News Currents
• Sharecropper Tale Makes for Taut Drama
• Peru Votes Under Shadow of Gun
• WHERE TO SEE THE FILM