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Monitor Archive for February 8, 1989

ANY PROGRESS IN US-IRANIAN TIES LINKED TO RELEASE OF US HOSTAGES IN LEBANON
REHNQUIST CALLS FOR REFORMING DEATH-PENALTY SYSTEM
Bush Savings Bailout Seen as `First Step'. SAVING THE THRIFTS
Awaiting a Signal from Tehran. Washington sees little hope for change until Iran's split leadership overcomes its inertia. US-IRANIAN RELATIONS
Dredging of Whooping Crane Refuge Sparks Controversy
Fashion Undressed
A Designing Maverick
Kurdistan Culture Preserved. The Kurdish Library in Brooklyn, N.Y., houses information and rare artifacts. FRIEND TO THE PEOPLE WHO `HAVE NO FRIENDS'
Two Terms Are Plenty
Unnatural Disaster in Armenia
Reality Intrudes
A Slow Korean Dance
Law Books: a Fast-Growth Industry. THE `L.A. LAW' EFFECT
Boeing Gets Canada's Dash 8 Off Ground
A Pied Piper Who `Makes Something Happen'. Bob Schneider's message of tolerance and self-confidence leaps all kinds of barriers. MUSIC: INTERVIEW
San Francisco Ballet Preserving And Building on Links to the Past. DANCE: REVIEW
The Power of Praise
Antarctic Oil Spill Adds Fresh Fuel to Anti-Mining Campaign
Islamic Storm over British Novel
Chinese Hungry for Russian Culture. FROM BORSCH TO THE BOLSHOI
Jamaicans Face Clear Choice at Polls. Large turnout likely as voters weigh conservative leader and socialist-minded opponent. CARIBBEAN VOTE
Life After Disgrace for Communism's Non-persons
The Tourney That Wouldn't End. Three days turned into three weeks for basketball teams stranded by the cold. ALASKA: WEATHER
Growing Up in India. Dreams of Elephants