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Monitor articles for October 29, 1986

• Vaccine and liability suits. Government urged to fill insurance breach
• K9 imps
• After Reykjavik
• Voodoo demographics
• DOWN EAST CHEESE. From rural Maine, a new stock of cheeses
• Reykjavik: not the `near-miss' it was cracked up to be
• Late bloomer
• Schoolbooks & public values
• Risk of `walk-in' spies. Free-lancers said to be hard to deter
• Fine drama: the love affair that opened a new life for C.S. Lewis
• Report exposes use of torture in Brazil's recent past
• Mets better than Red Sox in Series, but are they truly great?
• Dany Cohn-Bendit is not a-marchin' anymore. Former `60s radical now runs magazine, involved in conventional politics
• The good ol' ghoul games
• Doubts about Red Cross neutrality could hamper relief efforts
• The artistic brilliance of a husband-and-wife acting team
• Mets on top
• UN aid to Africa shifts focus. Closing of emergency relief office sparks controversy over how to meet Africa's needs
• Missouri Senate candidates turn to bare-knuckled politics
• Does artistic chic lead to political cheekiness?
• Why Enrile takes on Aquino. Philippine defense chief said to be motivated by demands from Marcos loyalists and lack of power
• The dog that kept the peace
• Peanut panache: sweet and savory recipes
• I think of foxes --
• A call to US, Japan: police the budget, open up markets
• Literary post-modernism. Eighteenth-century poets may expand our sense of what's possible
• The nuclear-free dilemma. Lack of clarity at Reykjavik on zero-level arms reductions dismays military, Congress, allies
• Lesson from a black bird
• Europe gains against terrorism despite Syria setback. Intelligence sharing within EC has led to some successes
• Tax law calls for taking a more active role in retirement plans
• Can't tell a Cheddar from a ch`evre? Here's a cookbook that can help
• Franco-German summit tackles arms control, environment, culture
• Personable puppets among stage arrivals
• An energetic Reagan stumps for Senate seats. Outcome will affect his last two years as President
• The Founding Fathers vs. religious tyranny
• `Big Apple' sings and dances over Mets win
• Americans took home smaller pay raises last year
• Farming: US farmers once turned grain to gold; today full silos seem like lead weights
• Japanese stand alone among foreign players in US real estate
• Colombian farmers start anew after coca `bonanza'