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Monitor articles for October 18, 1994

• Kohl, Again
• Home Buyers Seek Brokers Who Will Represent Them
• N. Korea And US May Call Timeout
• Courtship, Competition In Tough Cellular World
• Beach Volleyball Moves Inland for '96 Olympic Games
• UN Plans Somalia Exit; Warlords Still Battle
• Putting Plastics to Use A Second Time Around
• Max and the Midnight Haying
• Bob Dole's Biting Humor
• Aiming for a democratic Russia
• Expansion causes destruction
• A Fight to Control Plant Species
• Stocks May Get Kick Out of Rising Earnings
• Flotilla Poised For Action In Case Of Oil Spills
• Of A-Bombs and Slaves
• EVENTS
• Missouri Senate Race Pits Liberal, Classic Conservative in Costly Duel
• Defeated Rwandans Vow to Return
• Pentagon Speeds Forces to Hot Spots Quickly, Efficiently
• Two Accounts of the Roosevelts: Wartime and Personal Portrayals
• Our Family Prayed!
• Big Ships Are Gone, But the Sea Remains
• Israel and Jordan Advance Peace; Dams and Desalination to Follow
• A Tenor Hits High Notes of Career
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Attention College Students: The Easy `A' May Disappear
• Chocolate-Cake Diplomacy And Colonel Oliver North
• Saddam's Actions No Surprise
• Radio Station Tunes In to What Kids Want
• Germany's Opposition Savors Kohl's Narrow Election Victory
• Clinton: Haitians To Nourish Democracy
• Preparing for Health Care II
• A Fight to Control Plant Species
• Nobel Prize in Literature Brings Popularity To Japan's Kenzaburo Oe