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Monitor articles for January 10, 1991

• Right's Displeasure With Bush Runs High
• Bank Crisis Catches Rhode Island Off Guard
• CHINESE TRIALS UNDER WAY FOR ACTIVITIES AT TIANANMEN
• `Bonfire' Dishes Up Important Themes, But Disappoints
• The Power of a Loving Response
• Formidable Global Force Arrayed Against Iraq
• JAPANESE FIRM AGREES TO SELL US PARK CONCESSION
• `Keating Five' Hearings Near End
• EDS Hopes to Expand as Slump Forces Cost-Cutting
• News Currents
• De Palma Sets `Bonfire' Ablaze With Imagery
• Polecats From Siberia Take Basic Training
• Racial Stereotypes Persist in US, Study Finds
• A Flower's Shy Light
• Guatemalans Seek `Effective' Aid Amid Human Rights Abuses
• The Pull
• Pan Am Seeks Way Out of Woods
• Waterfowl `Rest Stop' Endangered
• GATT Setback Won't Lead to Trade Wars
• Rigatoni With Red Sauce
• Rangoon Readies to Smash Dissent
• REVIEW PANEL FINDS NO PROOF OF COLD FUSION
• Latin America Democracy
• Russian Regression
• Change Comes Slowly to Kirghizia
• WHAT IS A WETLAND?
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Play It Again, Sam
• America's Confused Energy Policy
• Pepin's Quicker Cuisine
• SMALL STOCKS PERFORMED POORLY IN 1989 AND 1990
• Jordan Closes Borders With Iraq, Kuwait
• Images From the Darkroom
• Atlanta's Curfew Experiment
• Akayev: `All of a Sudden I Become President'
• Banal Dinner Chatter
• Rough Times Ahead, Cuba Battens Down
• Tensions Rise in Baltics, But Ease in Moscow