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Monitor articles for December 19, 1990

• Hong Kong Teachers Balk At New Courses on China
• CHARGES OF STASI TIES FORCE GERMAN TO RESIGN
• Computer Programs Spell F-U-N
• Farming Lorraine Station: `You Like It or You Don't'
• A Year Later: Panama
• Top US Bank Regulator Says FDIC Needs Cash
• Lawyers Urge Britain To Pass Bill of Rights
• Northeast States Trim Work Forces, Cut Budgets to Reduce Red Ink
• The Gift of Christmas
• PICK OF THE SEASON'S SOFTWARE FOR KIDS
• Manned Space Programs Get Message: Throttle Back
• With Bethlehem in Mind
• Sakharov's Legacy
• Kipling on Kipling
• Thai Cabinet Shake-Up Is Seen as Bid to Placate Military
• Washington at the Global Frontier
• Where Homeless Writers Rally
• Gulf Crisis Helps Iranian Leader in Internal Struggle
• ... and Floundering Romania [ cf. A Year Later: Panama ]
• Snipe at Dawn
• Not Even Once in a Blue Moon
• From Casablanca to Beirut, Finding Friendship by Freighter and Cab
• The Flies Have It
• `Savvy Reformer' Takes US Education Helm
• Democratic Vote Succeeds in Haiti
• Iraq Says Blockade Has Killed 2,000 Children
• Farmers Learn To Conserve Ancient Aquifers
• News Currents
• Northern Ireland and the Trojan War
• Brazil, Argentina Plan Integration
• Menem's Toughness Sets an Example
• UNITS SET UP TO COUNTER BIAS-RELATED CRIME
• In Latin America, Reform Hinges on Selling State Firms