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Monitor articles for May 30, 1991

• Graduates in Northeast Facing Tough Job Search
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Sharing a Heritage of Reading
• NEW YORK NEEDS $3 BILLION
• Low Pay and Changing Roles Thin Ranks of Park Rangers
• In Defense of Capital Punishment
• News Currents
• Europeans Want Their Own CNN
• Syria and the PLO Join Forces
• Gulf Relief Efforts Must Include Refugees in Iran
• US Counts on Rising Trade
• India's Congress Party Names New Leader
• Federal Budget Deficit Coming In Well Under Target
• Guatemalan Town Insists It's Still Off-Limits to Army
• The Yugoslavia Watch
• Visiting Experts Describe European Scene
• Ethiopians Promise Priority to Food Relief
• Emeretta Waters, Chaperone From the 19th Century
• LAWS BOOST ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS
• Global Commission Urges Reform of United Nations
• The Soviet Crackup
• Keep on Truck-Truck-Truckin'?
• Hindu Right Shifts Tactics After Gandhi Assassination
• Feeling at Home
• Volunteers Help Park Service Weather Today's Tough Times
• Latinos Wary of Protected Status
• Stone Hedges
• Castro's African Adventurism Ends With a Whimper
• New York Readies For the Big Parade
• ROASTED SAUSAGES AND GRAPES
• Walsh Seeks to Restore Two Iran-Contra Convictions
• Japan Tries to Organize Asia-Wide Network
• Reinventing Italian Food
• 'Temps' Sought on Short Notice