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Monitor articles for April 26, 1991

• Taxpayers Shouldn't Underwrite US Arms Sales
• Pact With Yeltsin Boosts Gorbachev's Prospects
• Quake Relief Begins in Costa Rica
• CHRONOLOGY: WORLD BOYCOTT OF SOUTH AFRICAN SPORTS
• TV Journalists: `Guests in the Viewers' Home'
• Kurdish Bid for Autonomy Troubles Turks
• Turkey Presses New Round of Talks on Mideast Water
• Carmakers Find Big is Beautiful
• Bank Bailout Aids Trend Toward Interstate Operations
• Palestinian Is Unlikely Peacemaker
• The Unloved Japanese
• Monitor TV's Hoagland Promises Depth and Clarity on Cable
• Extinguishing the Flames of Hate
• PLO Tries to Restore Image After Gulf War
• South Africa Returns to the Field
• News Currents
• Dregs of War Sour The Taste of Victory
• America's Dairy Farmers Victims of Price Squeeze
• Chamorro's First Year
• Eliminating the Demand for Drugs
• `Monitor' Enters World of Cable
• Taking the Long Way Home
• Media and Rape
• District Judge Rejects Exxon Oil-Spill Settlement
• Prodding Arms Control
• Can Barely Hear My Mom Calling
• The Democrats' Defeatism
• Bush, Bentsen Sway Vote Against Social Security Tax Cut
• Japan Steps Up Efforts to Resolve Conflict in Cambodia
• Berlin Banker and New York Bridges
• Cheaspeake Bay's Skipjack Oystermen
• If I Have to Wait, Just Give Me Bob's