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Monitor articles for May 08, 1991

• Peace and Power
• News Currents
• For Cajun Chef, Swamps Nourish Inspiration
• Quake Lab Tests Building Designs
• Environmental Activist Feels Vindicated By Parliamentary Calls to Reject Dam
• Comet
• Awaiting '40 Acres'
• Crime and Privacy
• Southeast Asians Assess Kaifu Visit
• Where Does It Stop?
• Salvadoran Progress
• Iran Looks to Europe to Counter US Influence
• Iraq: National Integrity for the Few
• Uneasy Times for Soviet Journalists
• 'Little Awareness'
• Turkey's Meager Harvest of Gulf Promises
• Shock Absorber for Bridges
• Cyclone's Aftermath Tests Bangladesh's Democratic Leader
• Army Corps Faces Unlikely Opposition on Wetlands
• Reclaiming the Poetic Word
• Checking the Currents of Women's Sports
• Not Out to Confront
• For Blacks at Georgetown, Subtle Indignities
• East European Shift Accelerates West European Union
• CANADA NOW OPEN TO US WHEAT
• Living in the Shadow of Levees
• South Korea Moves to Improve Relations With Mainland China
• Syrians Worry Peace Prospects Are Fading
• Bitter Memories Over the River Kwai
• A Picture
• ROPER STUDY GAUGES VIEWS OF TV WATCHERS
• US 25th Amendment Works Well in Bush Medical Episode
• The Will to Help
• In Pursuit of Racial Diversity
• Outlook Is Cloudy for Weather Forecasting
• Bush and Quayle
• Ontario's Budget Draws Criticism
• Is a Window Open for Arms Control?
• Precarious Kurdish Unity