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Monitor articles for October 18, 1993

• Fine-Tuning the Fed
• Walls as Boundaries, Walls as Inspiration
• Two US Approaches to Mexico?
• `Chunnel' Still Needs Cash, but Will Open
• It's a Rule. Really!
• Teleservice Call Centers Emerge as New Source of Middle-Class Jobs
• Julie Harris Stars, Edward Albee Mocks, in New York
• Razzmatazz Meets Cool, Studied Elegance
• Weicker on Taxes, Politics, and His Legacy
• Heron
• Not Just One Side to Blame in Angola
• Need to Expand a Museum? Ask for Pentagon Funding
• EVENTS
• Teleservice Technology: Both a Benefit and a Bane
• Despite a Colder Start To Winter, Oil Is Plentiful
• NAFTA's Impact On Border Region
• A HIGH PRICETAG SMUDGES SYDNEY'S OLYMPICS VICTORY
• Campaigning Russians Try To Define `Democracy'
• US Buildup in Somalia Leaves Many Worried About Further Clashes
• Couple Wins Forfeiture Case Against Feds
• Shared Nobel Marks South African Progress
• Tibet Under Chinese Thumb
• Environment Groups Divide Over NAFTA
• Haitian Military Digs In Heels, As US Ships Carry Out Blockade
• Fall of Berlin Wall Reverberates at West Point
• Soft-Focus Lens on Ethnic Facts
• `A Connecticut Party' Aims to Keep Going
• Not Just One Side to Blame in Angola
• Movies, Niche Cards Give Athletes a Run For Trading Card $$
• Lofty Daydreams, Harsh Reality
• South African Unions Push ANC to Remember Workers
• STEPS TOWARD RECONCILIATION
• Cassandra's Computer
• US Committed to a Free Haiti