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Monitor articles for April 16, 1991

• BANKRUPTCY CASES UP IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
• Washington Intensifies Effort to Restore Peace In Southeast Asia Region
• Alexander Moves to Revamp Education
• Politics Thwarts Reform
• THE WORLD FROM...Jerusalem
• News Currents
• Shavian Tale Celebrates Roundabout's 25th Anniversary
• An Arms Moratorium
• The Strengths of Bush's Energy Plan
• No Seasons For Sickness
• Engineering Bust May Be Over
• Ethiopian Rebels Strengthen Hold On Countryside
• Rail Strike Deadline Near
• Soviets, Japanese Stumble Over Islands
• Court's Sewer-Hookup Ban Could Put Boston in a Bind
• 34 MILLION LACK HEALTH INSURANCE
• 'I Wanted to Stay Close to Home,' Says Young Objector
• Squeeze on Shoppers Means Slow Recovery
• Salvadoran Labor Practices and US Trade
• US, Soviets Pick Up Pace On Arms Control Talks
• George Mason's Instincts Were Right
• The Lord of the 24 Umbrellas And Other Tales of Brolliology
• CUNY STUDENTS CONTINUE PROTEST OF CUOMO BUDGET
• Plays That Startle but Satisfy
• More Germans Opt Out of Military
• Salvadoran Talks Reach a Critical Stage in Mexico
• Mexican-American Teen in L.A.
• Is London Zoo Falling Down?
• Judge Judged Wanting
• Symbolic Ways To Burn A Book
• 'Instant' Gulf War Books Debut in a Hurry
• AFRICA UPDATE
• Major Puts New Face on Privatization Effort