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Monitor articles for April 11, 1991

• Tight Job Market Awaits Graduates
• Moving Atoms One by One
• US Put to the Test
• The Tribulations of Journalism
• Israeli Builders Hard Hit by Drop in Palestinian Labor
• News Currents
• Editor Sees Ways to Gain Readers
• Nicaragua's `Heroic' Steps Toward Recovery
• Smart Machines `Learn'
• The Dignity of Ancient Culture
• End of US Recession Seen In Mid 1991 - or Last Month
• Iraq Rejects Turkish Plan for UN to Establish Haven for Kurds Inside Iraq
• US-Panama Drug Pact to End Bitter Rift
• `Mega-Markets' Shine on Pacific Rim
• Biotech Rules Are Missing
• The Unprepared American
• When Words Go Wrong
• Oil Producing and Consuming Nations Need to Talk
• Wheat Exporters Compete As Stocks Rise, Prices Drop
• US Industry Picks Up on Worker Participation Idea
• Brazilian Businesses Shackled by Low-Tech
• Colombia Is Top Foreign Maker of Bogus Dollars, Secret Service Says
• Love's New World Order
• To Burn or Not to Burn?: The Waste-to-Energy Question
• Fan to Baseball: Call My Agent
• Small Firms Wary of One-Market Europe
• Study Finds Gender Bias in Newspaper Stories
• Australian Agriculture Hit by Dry Spell
• Kuwaiti Papers Balk at Censorship
• Israelis Set the Tone for Baker's Peace Initiative
• Advice to Execs: `Think Globally'
• Angels Cloaked In Layers of Humanity
• Reunification Is Pricey, but Worth It
• Two Global Essentials: Skilled People, Infrastructure
• Permits Restrict Palestinians' Lot