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Monitor articles for October 12, 1994

• Driving for new rights, states challenge Germany's federalism
• Dora Carrington:A Diffident Artist Dug From Obscurity
• EVENTS
• Wages on the line: US workers slip behind
• Have Name, Will Run: Kin Abound in US Races
• Conservatives' Message: We Aren't `Stale'
• Frankfurt Book Fair: tradition carries day
• A Book
• Haitian Military Confused After Transfer of Power
• Russia's Reemergence
• Whose Is the Victory in Haiti?
• Refugee Camps Pose Threat to Gorillas
• Confidence in Reform Shaken by Ruble's Fall
• One Enclave's Solution To Ties With Mother Russia
• New York filmfest hosts healthy mix of commercial, art fare
• Grass-Roots Groups Reorganize in Haiti
• Mother of bad policy: Iraq's mobilization unites UN members against it
• China coach tries to outrun doubts
• From first dukedoms, Bavarians have done it their way
• Haiti Sans Cedras
• Nationhood: Palau enters brave new world
• The Finger of Suspicion
• French Look at Their Politicians And Wonder if They're Seeing Italy
• Trans-Atlantic Links
• Refugee Camps Pose Threat to Gorillas
• China Seeks Foreign Investment To Boost Sagging Infrastructure
• ITALY'S BERLUSCONI UNDER PRESSURE TO GIVE UP CONTROL OF TV EMPIRE