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Monitor articles for April 10, 1991

• Bush Stumps for Free-Trade Pact
• EMBATTLED POLICE CHIEF REINSTATED
• VALDEZ SPILL DAMAGE CROSSES FOOD CHAIN
• Democrats Scratch for '92 Strategy
• CORRECTION [CO]Correction for 4/3/91
• Palestine Can't Be Skirted
• Perspectives on Abortion
• Crisis Deepens as Kurds Continue To Flee Iraq
• Past Mistrust Surrounds Gorbachev's Trip to Japan
• Big Challenge for A Postal Behemoth
• Wary to Intervene, EC Aids Kurds
• When Everyone Has the News
• The Visage of a Moscow Line
• Panama's Fragile Coalition Splits Over Spying Charges
• Bay State Rules in Favor of Cleaner Air at Gas Stations
• Ontario Considers `Provincialized' Auto Insurance
• Magellan Unveils Venus
• Amply Funded, All-Black School Is Succeeding
• Adsteam Group Swims in Red Ink
• News Currents
• The Sound of Quality
• Canada's Reform Party Sets Sights on Conservative Seats
• A Day At Komsomolskaya Pravda
• D.C. Suburb Is a Dream Come True for Many Blacks
• The Gulf War Wasn't A Sports Match That Ended with `Victory'
• JAPANESE-RUSSIAN RELATIONS
• Iraq Experience Gave Sanctions Use a Boost
• For a Few, There's Still a Rural Life Beyond the Bulldozers
• No Time for `Bashing'
• Gorbachev Raises Hopes in Japan
• Does Debt-for-Nature Plan Encourage Destructive Development?
• TAKE A CRUISE TO TALK TO HOME
• Individuality and Prejudice
• Tibet's Forgotten Tragedy