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Monitor articles for September 27, 1990

• Budget Negotiators Push `Apex' Summit to the Wire
• A Time for Teachers
• A Purist Turns to Childen's Books
• God's Healing Love Endures
• Relief Agencies Swim With The Sharks
• US Tobacco Companies Fight for East German Market
• Ex-Jazz Drummer Leads Concertgebouw in US Tour
• Help De Klerk - But Not Too Much
• Elder Abuse on Rise; Protection Limited
• To What End the War of Words?
• Rich and Poor in Poland
• Army History Book Angers China's Leaders
• Forest Service Keeps Mule Teams Packing
• Arab League Meeting Aims Mainly to Muffle Disputes
• Tracing Time Across the Moors
• Mideast Arms Race
• Winning Profile of Pooh's Originator
• Leaders for the UN
• Mother-Daughter Comedy Defies Clich'es
• Studying History Locked in a Black Box
• Using Force on Iraq Raised at UN
• The Bront"e Sisters: Writing the Lonely Wilds
• Vladivostok and the Soviet Far East: Still Closed, or Open for Business?
• Austerity: Will the Soviet Public Rebel?
• Industrial City Hit Hard by Reforms
• E. Germans Puzzle Over What to Do With Marx and Lenin
• Car Sales Soar in Merged Economy