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Monitor articles for November 07, 1986

• Two sensitive tales about growing up. For preteens
• Blacks find little hope in British inner city. Last year, rioting erupted in several of Britain's inner city areas. In Handsworth, the scene of the...
• Republicans in disarray in Massachusetts
• An auditorium echoing with music
• NBA season features shuffled personnel, but same-look Celtics. Sixers, Bullets do major remodeling by swapping stars
• `The Princess and the Goblin'. Classic fairy story
• Washington softens position on key World Bank loan to Chile. US fears blocking loan would hinder democratic transition
• On the trail of RUSSIAN ANTIQUES
• The wildest ride in the history of goatdom
• On to 1988
• BankAmerica appears to have spun out of takeover territory
• ASK THE GARDENERS. Questions and Answers
• Books that entice youngsters to try their own hands at verse. A well-kept secret in America's schools
• Children going forth into the world. For ages 2 through 7
• A Central American tragedy
• Women established new political beachheads in '86 election. They aimed for higher offices and waged strong campaigns
• Superpower space ties. Despite the US-Soviet stalemate over an arms accord, one idea discussed at Reykjavik has borne fruit: joint space research. A...
• Reagan strategists looking to put him back on the offense. Broad domestic goals, nuclear arms reduction head agenda
• Assessing impact of California vote that ousted three justices. Some see possible `targeting' of judges by interest groups
• In Mideast, a new generation of antagonists
• Transmuting political theater into film. Akalaitis targets nuclear power and `aggressive male attitudes'
• GOP stumbles over the gender gap
• The rat who loved beauty. For ages 12 and up
• Owl watch
• Four lanes
• Eugene Hasenfus: POW or mercenary? Nicaragua, US, and Geneva Conventions are at odds over his status
• Spanning spectrum of American education. `Basic School' idea puts early focus on language
• ARTS SCENE
• Assisting Egypt now
• Japanese claims of homogeneity backfire. Politicians' remarks anger minorities, as well as other nations
• Secrecy veils group blending piety and terror
• Enough's enough
• Fallout from US-Iran deals. US credibility with Arabs temporarily threatened
• The national mood for do-it-yourself justice
• Spanning spectrum of American schooling. Older college students add to campus diversity
• Finding the meaning of life
• Europe's arms imbalance not apt to change soon. Money and politics restrain West from boosting its forces
• Despite concern, black Africa's population picture grows worse
• Correction
• Meet the Three Kings, a gift elephant, a boy poet
• News In Brief
• Vienna talks deadlock. Arms stalemate could spark publicity offensives
• The French are coming! The French are coming!
• Syrians gloomy over political isolation and economic plight
• Tales of fur and feathers
• Reading aloud to children needn't end when school begins. Editor's choice.
• FREEZE FRAMES
• Gorbachev & Co.
• Two rising dance stars take talents different ways