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Monitor articles for October 28, 1996

• Give Peace, Not Food, to Liberia
• Settle, Yes - but the 'Punitives,' Well...
• News In Brief
• Palestinian TV's First Broadcasts Boost People's Ire, Arafat's Clout
• Presidential Candidates on the Issues
• Rare TV Satire Tweaks Taboos In Canada
• Dole's Unlikely Bid as Comeback Kid
• Daddy's Little Princess Lights Up Halloween
• Who Pays for Teen Drug Treatment?
• The Greatest Pumpkin Ever Picked
• Girls - a Rankling Ranking
• Russia's New Role in Mideast: Debt Collector, Not Donor
• Light Rail Reaches Crossroads As Portland Takes Trains to Polls
• National Themes Dominate in Local Races for Congress
• Herb Ritts: Iconographer of Our Time
• To Head Off a 'Cold War II,' China And US Try to Warm Up Relations
• Crime Bill Is First Tory Salvo in UK Campaign
• Hostage to Public Radio
• Rail Merger Could Ease Truck Traffic on Roads
• It Pays to Keep On Loving
• Jackie Joyner-Kersee Makes Tracks to Basketball
• Dole Swinging Hard But Can He Connect?
• Perot's Coattails
• Stampede of Newcomers Alters How West Is Won
• Always
• Guitarist Carries On Master's Classical Crusade
• Stock Market Warily Watches Earnings and Elections
• So, It Looks as if Baseball May Have a Future After All