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Monitor articles for January 10, 1992

• SERBS DIVIDED OVER UN PEACE PLAN
• More Reasons for the Decline in Educational Standards
• JAPAN'S OFFICE WORKERS RANK LOW IN USE OF COMPUTERS
• Space that Sings
• Massively Parallel Supercomputers Show Promise
• Off and Running in Granite State
• The 'Crack!' of Willow on Leather
• US Must Get Behind Peace in El Salvador, Guatemala
• S. African Leaders Seen to Face Long Period of Radical Subversion
• DIRECTOR PAY DISCREPANCY
• Toyota's Balance of Trade With US
• Palestinians To Push For National Rights on Agenda
• Meeting the Brutal Winds Of Winter Full Face
• A Critic's Top 10 Films of 1991
• News Currents
• WHITE WAS TOP VEHICLE COLOR IN 1991
• The Pen Computer - Latest Crinkle in Paper Revolution
• China Coast's 'Taiwan Experience'
• The Process Resumes
• French President Grapples With Drop In Public Confidence
• Throwing Light on Timor
• Riding Herd on Regulation
• Natatorial Frolics In a 'Heated' Pool
• US, Japan Agree on 'Action Plan'
• Cheers for Gulf War Fade as US Economy Staggers
• 'No' to Sexual Harassment
• Taking a Democrat to task
• The recession is the Fed's fault
• Pick a Paperback for Pure Pleasure
• Threading Panama's Watery Needle
• More Reasons for the Decline in Educational Standards
• Can Japan Open Up Its 'Village Society'?
• CRICKET, IN BRIEF
• Rare Rains Sop Parched Southern California, But Drought Continues
• A Winnable War On Drunk Driving