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Monitor articles for April 22, 1998

• At Least They Talked
• Maine Town Builds a 'Kitchen' To Keep Kids From Trouble
• A Daughter's Choice, a Parent's Legacy
• Putting Heart to Pen: Letters That Reflect a Nation
• How Indonesia Puts a Silent Hand on Those Who Talk Politics
• Poem
• Brazil Trains Teachers via Satellite
• Golf's 'Tradition' Handicap
• US Must Accept Its Foreign Obligations
• Repressive Religion Law Has Russian Faithful on Edge
• With Rebels on Run, Turkey Gets Tougher
• A Little Bit of Burma in the Wilds of Scotland
• Earth Day Has Helped Turn America 'Green'
• Learning to Say Community - In Any Language
• In Australia, Wheeler-Dealer vs. Grande Dame
• Cappadocia's Rocky, Remarkable Past
• One State's Awakening On Alcohol
• Historical Photos of West Indies Challenge Racial Stereotypes
• The Smile That Melts The Walls Around My Heart
• City Beautification Plan Irks Chicago Papers
• Sheltering Kids in Slums With a One-Stop Center
• Why Clinton's Cabinet Eyes Exit Signs
• Old Issues of Black and White Stir Up the New South Africa
• Ted Turner Gift Poised To Boost UN
• Competing to Be Asia's No. 2
• News In Brief
• A Kid's-Eye View Of the Work World
• Microsoft Court Battle: Unfair Competition or Free Enterprise? BY Associated Press
• Blair: Now, the Mideast
• Grace Under Pressure
• Power Heads Back to Beltway