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Monitor articles for October 08, 1987

• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• China sees US as role model for integrating the disabled. Deng Xiaoping's son leads campaign to improve facilities
• US official endorses oil embargo against Iran. On Gulf visit calls boycott a moral issue
• A memoir of India that mirrors the last days of the British Raj
• Bork ordeal spurs new scrutiny of judge selection. Reacting to the long and sometimes bitter hearings on the Bork nomination, some scholars and lawm...
• Talented teens...Olympic dreams
• The bomb and South Africa
• Coup rumors place Manila on alert
• When the songs are over, `Sheboppin'' needs a little action
• Museums' lighting becomes a hot topic. Smithsonian in conflict with architect's plan
• Japanese plan nonmilitary support for Western efforts in Gulf
• As Angolan war grinds on, foes take battle to diplomatic arena
• The gift
• Nations have ability to lessen impact of natural disasters. National Academy of Sciences urges UN to start 10-year plan
• Why should black Americans celebrate the bicentennial?
• Abolish the death penalty for juvenile offenders. The issue before the Supreme Court is whether it is constitutional to execute persons who committe...
• The complex story of the Lavi
• Philharmonic a responsive host to Sir Colin Davis
• School strikes still affect nation's students
• NFL players give ground in strike talks with owners
• Israeli law professors draft a constitution for their country
• Syracuse Orangemen are red-hot; Gamecocks let upsets slip away
• Thatcher's ambitious agenda seeks lasting reform
• Companies seeking new locations set their sites on education
• Peking protests US congressional efforts to support Tibet
• The name and nature of God
• Kremlin renews its attack on Brezhnev years. Soviet writer's pointed words are part of effort to strip late leader of glorified image
• Original intent and Connecticut
• The importance of swans