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Monitor articles for March 18, 1991

• Republican Lineup Shifts in Race For Cranston's Seat in California
• S. African President Rethinks Land Restitution for Blacks
• US Holds to Old Habits in Salvador
• The Voice of Armenian Stranger
• US, Albania Restore Ties As Opposition Watches
• Auto Diagnosis System Works Faster
• Auto Efficiency Revs Washington
• A Maturing Artist, A Maturing Nation
• Water Stocks Float Higher in Price
• GORE PONDERS '92 RUN FOR PRESIDENT
• Kuwait After the War
• Post-Gulf Weapons Bazaar Open
• Israel's Somber Mood
• Making Room for Religion in America
• Political Sniping
• Response to 'Women and Leadership'
• Refugees Flood Iraqi Borders
• SURVEY SEES LITTLE VIOLENCE BY POLICE
• News Currents
• Yugoslavia Is Hit by Protests and Resignations
• The War Over the Meaning of the Gulf War
• MANUFACTURING REBOUND HINTED
• Baker Spins Fragile Diplomatic Web in Mideast Peace Quest
• US, Bolivians Fall Out Over Drugs
• Bush and Congress Gridlock Over Transportation Policy
• Castro Uncovered
• Syrians Assess Prospects for High-Profile Regional Role
• Ford Offers Advanced Car Diagnostic System
• College Presidents Lose Staying Power
• Julie Harris Takes on Isak Dinesen
• Senate Ethics Panel Ignored Its Name
• Architecture
• BRITISH PREMIER CRITICIZED FOR NOT MEETING WITH DALAI LAMA
• Renewed Clout of Military in Soviet Union Cools Ties With US
• Network of Waldorf Schools Grows
• Seeking God