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Monitor articles for April 28, 1993

• A Year After Los Angeles Riots, Few Beacons of Hope in US Cities
• Yeltsin Stands With West, Warning Serbs of `Rebuff'
• EVENTS
• Life in Vietnam After the War
• Canada's Atlantic Provinces Set Sail for Tourism Dollars
• Drawn to Magnetic Island
• Somalia's grass-roots start
• Scarce NASA Funding Jeopardizes Space Station and Manned Flights
• Australia Looks Back For National Identity
• Albania Needs Aid
• Bosnia: a true test for the world
• Max Ernst: Pioneer of Surrealist Art
• Clinton Weighs Use of Force Against Serbs
• The Environment and the Tumen River Development Project
• The Richness of Simplicity
• Newspaper Profits Rise, But Competition Grows
• Beyond The Stone Wall
• THE WORLD FROM ...Stockholm
• Many Groups Supply Goods
• Lesser Role for Women In Reunified Germany
• Knowing Who We Are, Heals
• Regional Trade Blocs Trouble the Waters For Clinton Team
• UN Coordinator Helps Aid Flow
• Holocaust Memorial Deserves Capital Place
• A Plan for Improving US Broadcast Efforts
• Japan Invests In South African Steel Plant
• Can an Islamic Government Foster Democratic Rights?
• Andreotti Nears Prosecution for Mafia Ties
• Trade Troubles
• Germany Adopts Few Social Policies of East
• The Environment and the Tumen River Development Project
• Italy Turns to a Banker To Form Government
• Clinton Cools to Ties With Hanoi
• The Rise of Islamic Politics
• United Nations Peacekeepers' Frustration