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Monitor articles for July 20, 1989

• Apollo 11: Liftoff to Splashdown
• Soviet Lightens Its Nuclear Punch
• Encouraging the Soviets to Privatize
• Collective Sweat and Elation: The Scene at Mission Control
• Black Struggle Continues, Says NAACP Leader
• Israel to Allow Palestinian Schools in West Bank to Reopen
• Legacy of a Giant Leap
• Vanishing Boundaries, A New View of the Cosmos
• What It's Like to Live in Outer Space
• Recapture the Vision of Apollo
• Voyager 2 Extends Man's Farthest Reach
• Future Footsteps in Space Need a Goal
• About the Artist
• ARGENTINA FREEZES PRICES
• Defining Democracy in Nicaragua
• Turkish Cypriots Wary of Unity
• US EASES CURBS ON COMPUTER EXPORTS TO EAST BLOC
• Star Power or Divine Power?
• KENYA BURNS CONFISCATED IVORY
• US Engineers Face Challenges in the Global Market
• The Dismal Science, Figured Out
• Lunar Crew Recalls Flight
• One of Us, Yet Above Us
• The Moon Drew Us Outward
• BOOKS FOR SPACE BUFFS
• Voyage to the Moon
• Greeks Who Stayed Behind in the North Find Coexistence is Peaceful
• Soviet Reformers Lay Siege to Communist Orthodoxy
• FUNDING CUTS COULD FORCE CONTRAS HOME
• How Mankind Made It to the Moon
• Darman's Duet With Congress Hits Rough Note
• Cronkite and Sevareid Assess the Moonwalk