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Monitor articles for November 29, 1990

• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• National Service, Anyone?
• Honoring Maggie
• Football's Fan Fare
• Bush Breaks Long Silence, Invites Shamir to Talk
• Lebanon's News Outlets Keep Pace
• Tailgaters' Alcohol Is Tough to Monitor
• Catharsis
• Major Expected to Return Britain to Cabinet Government
• Allied Ranks Form Up Behind Deadline for Iraq
• `Smart Cars' Combat Gridlock
• `Rabbit' Is Still Running on Empty
• Thatcherism Survives
• Going It Alone with Sculpture
• UN's `Gang of Four' Urges Peaceful Settlement in Gulf
• REPORT BLAMES NASA AND OPTICS FIRM FOR HUBBLE TELESCOPE FLAWS
• Andean Leaders Respond to Bush
• Landfill Plan Sparks Indian Protest
• Court Favors Federal Law In Employee-Benefits Case
• The Russian Republic's Draft Constitution
• In Ex-Communist Bloc, World's Big Automakers See New Plants, Markets
• Inventing the End of P-oil-itics
• TAILGATE CHILI
• TOYOTA ANNOUNCES PLAN TO BUILD SECOND AUTO PLANT IN US
• Designers Take on `Green' Concerns; Recyclable Plastics Seen as Priority
• The Women Behind the Chadors
• Bolivia Resists US on Antidrug Fight
• The Gulf's Toll on the Palestinians
• Biggest Risk: Recession
• Bulgarian Leaders to Resign
• Guatemala Inches Toward Democracy
• News Currents
• Spiritual Insight
• US Should Support United Nations, Not Be a `Keeper of Nations'
• Hispanics Vie for Political Plum