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Monitor articles for March 12, 1991

• China's Gulf Policy Cost It Key Contracts
• Harsh Light on Pinochet's Gestapo
• THE WORLD FROM...Asia
• Battle Builds Over Drilling for Oil
• Syria Alters Terrorist Image With Some Success
• To Save All
• Break Mideast Molds
• Comedies From Both Sides of the Atlantic Brighten Broadway and Off-Broadway
• News Currents
• Does the US Need a Department of Peace?
• MASS SOVIET PROTESTS BACK YELTSIN
• Orbiting Uneasily Between Worlds
• Amid Turmoil, India Readies for May Elections
• Bush's Leap Over Mideast Doubt
• US Labor Faces More Hard Times; Strike Weapon Fails
• Nicaragua's Need: Economic and Political Discipline
• Strengthening Democracy in Brazil
• New Deal for World Economy?
• GATT Looks to End Talks in '91
• `Fed Up' With Crime and Grime, Inner-City Dwellers Take Charge
• Salvadorans Back Rightist Party in Peaceful Vote
• Nurturing Tender Shoots
• Lower Inflation and Recession Will Cut Interest Rates
• Kuwaitis Resent Government Inaction
• A Honeymoon in Vietnam
• Love in the Movies
• Thailand's Military Coup Heralds Shifts in Foreign Ties
• Shrinking Houses for Shrinking Families
• And Where Were You On the War?
• De Gaulle: Heroic But Galling French Leader
• Study Urges Rhode Island To Relax Tax Mandates
• `Capital Crunch' in New England