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Monitor articles for January 15, 1991

• Individuals Can Have an Impact
• Albania Presses Ahead with Reform
• Sizing Up the Reagan Presidency
• Lithuanians Encouraged By Outside Support
• Birth Control by Law
• Gulf Crisis Is Catalyst for Change in North Africa
• Soviets Present Own Version of Baltic Events
• Pete Wilson Sets a Good Course
• A Ticket for the Deserving
• Slower Growth for Consumer Electronics
• It Was Not a Declaration of War
• Soviet Crackdown in Lithuania Unlikely to Break US Relations
• Goal: Achieving Peace in the Middle East
• The Forces of Nature on Display
• Disinflation Ahead for US Economy, But Not Deflation
• Why Judges Intervene to Lift Prison Conditions
• THE WORLD FROM...Washington
• Bible's Good News Reaches the Gulf
• Iraq Prefers to Go to War Rather Than Capitulate, Baghdad Says
• Foreign Films Face Apathetic US Audiences
• Kuwaiti Art Treasures Beyond Saddam's Grasp
• How to Pare Your Share of 77 Billion Pieces of Junk Mail
• Call-Up Stretches Alabama
• Bush's Difficult Task: Rallying US for War
• Dean of US Foreign Policy
• Mel Gibson Takes on `Hamlet'
• Areas Seek New Ways to Lure Skiers
• Big Science Probes Little Candies
• War and Censorship
• Soviets Shift Tactics After Crackdown in Lithuania
• Japan To Follow US Policy on Lithuania
• News Currents
• Inevitable?
• Israel Girds for Gulf War, Palestinians for Crackdown
• Hot Items at Las Vegas Electronics Show
• War Question Hangs Darkly Over Presidential Race