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Monitor articles for November 28, 1989

• PAY HIKES IN 1990 SHOULD RUN 5.7 PERCENT
• We Fax You a Merry Christmas
• Why a Modular Reactor Plant Can Work Now
• For Seniors, a Cheap Way to Travel
• Take a Second for 1990's New Standards
• Needed: Better Listeners
• Shoreline Out of Sight
• Legacy of Resistance Lives On
• STANDARDIZED UNEMPLOYMENT
• Art That Packs a Wallop
• RULING PARTY LOSES CLOSE RACE IN HONDURAS
• Will the Public Cheer?
• For Whom the Bureaucracy Toils
• An American Sumo Star Is a Huge Hit in Japan
• Word and Deed: Russia's Religious Reform
• US Fails to Aid UN Family Planning
• Mr. Bush Sails to the Summit
• The Fog Comes On
• Thatcher Faces Deepening Crisis
• Sometimes parents are the last people a girl can trust
• Reactor Design Aims for Safety
• Party Deadlock May Try India's Democracy
• ISRAEL'S VICE-PREMIER VISITS POLAND
• How to School Homeless Children
• Nuclear Power Draws New Interest
• Parent-notification laws protect teenage girls and society
• Rebel Missiles Could Shift Balance of War
• Making Conservation Profitable
• OPPOSITION WINS URUGUAY'S ELECTION
• When the Pope Meets Gorbachev
• Grieving Lebanon
• Prospects Grow Dim for a `Fifth Force' of Nature