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Monitor articles for October 13, 1992

• Hope and Strife in Arkansas
• City Singing
• Sense of Security Still Escapes Many Kuwaitis
• Government incentives
• Free Trade Tops Concerns of Hispanic Voters
• Ground Crews Back on the Job at USAir
• Cultivating Character
• STATESMAN WILLY BRANDT
• News Currents
• Bush Faces Task Of Recouping In Next Round
• Tyler's Sticky Situation
• Japan's Ruling Party Hounded by Press, Public Over Scandal
• ECONOMY: JOB TRAINING
• Take a Closer Look at `Iraqgate'
• Gridlock Inside Congress
• Chinese Party Congress Offers Praise for Reforms
• Oregon's US Senate Race Mirrors Regional Trends And Presidential Contest
• Looking at Social Security for Future Generations
• Score Unchanged
• Foreign vs. domestic quality
• White House Trade Politics May Backfire
• T-Shirt Designs Spell Heartfelt Messages
• Looking at Social Security for Future Generations
• Shevardnadze Elected Leader of Georgia
• Cut the Taxpayers' Subsidy of Cigarette Advertising.
• Will Bush Ever Get to Akron?
• Prison Education Rankles Critics
• Explorers Are Still Needed
• A Reputation Reborn: Painter Alfred Sisley
• Occupancy Falls, Values Skid
• S. Africa's Diamond-Selling Cartel Faces Toughest Test
• Toward a Two-Tier Commonwealth
• Anti-Gay-Rights Initiatives Stir Hot Debate in 3 States
• Redford's `River' Serves Better as Nature Study
• PEROT PRESENCE CHANGES '92 LANDSCAPE
• Angolan Rebels' Threat to Bolt Puts Democratic Vote in Jeopardy