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Monitor articles for March 20, 1991

• Tales of Arabian Oil
• US-Led Coup Over Oil Burns in Iran's Memory
• The Route Maps Inside Our Heads
• News Currents
• USSR Clings to Union
• El Segundo Spill Washes Up on Beach; Renews Offshore-Loading Concerns
• Postwar OPEC Will Be 'Kinder, Gentler'
• Strife Stalls Support for Yugoslavia
• An Enduring Handshake: Saudi Oil and US Strategic Security
• Sides Dig In on Mine Law Debate
• US Education Community Upbeat As Lamar Alexander Takes Office
• Yugoslavs Await Army's Move After Collective Presidency Loses Quorum
• China Plans Merging State Factories Into Conglomerates
• The 'Martian Chronicler' Reflects
• Mexico Attracts Japanese Investors
• US Policy Seen as Backing One-Party Rule in Iraq
• Gold Rush Poses Threat to Land
• Mexican Opposition Defends Call for Election Observers
• US-Europe Relations Shift From Trade To Security Issues
• EASTERN GERMANS PROTEST UNEMPLOYMENT
• Senate Skeptical About Gulf-War Pledges
• The New Hieroglyphics
• Willing to Laugh?
• Prejudice in the New America
• Sub-Saharan Africa Faces New Bout of Hunger, US Reports
• Nicaragua's Army - One Year Later
• Oil in the Cradle of Man
• A Mixed Bag of Plays Appearing On Broadway
• Reducing Debt, Protecting Nature
• Hispanic Makes Political Strides
• European Unity Drive Falters