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Monitor articles for April 29, 1988

• Never out of print
• NEW THRONE FOR A STONE KING. RAMESSES II. GREAT EGYPTIAN RULER GETS A ROYAL WELCOME IN BOSTON
• ROUNDUP OF BOOKS NOW IN PAPERBACK
• OUTDOOR LIVING. `Just say no' to chemicals. Organic fertilizers assist nature for healthy lawns
• Backyard elegance with durable style
• Ohio seen as bellwether state. DEMOCRATIC RACE
• My favorite dog
• The US in decline?
• OUTDOOR LIVING. Unify and balance home design from the outside in
• American version of musical `Chess' sacrifices lighter pieces
• Container irrigation. Embedded clay pots or milk jugs create a mini-oasis
• War and hunger - a deadly duo. Ongoing famine in four nations linked to civil strife. IN AFRICA, GUNS INSTEAD OF BUTTER
• Umbrellas for rain, shine - and showing off
• Finding job satisfaction
• A plot gimmick that may be ready to retire
• US schools still rated `unsatisfactory' in Bennett's latest report card
• Indiana primary: all eyes are on the race for governor
• House Republicans in political purgatory
• US companies court Japanese moneymen for venture capital
• Johnny Appleseed would be amazed. More than just bark in a bucket, mini-trees make patio orchards
• Whales and Indonesia's ancient way of life - endangered species
• Scientists close to a trial run of their `biological' pesticide. GENETICS IN THE CORN FIELD
• `Ivans' put seismic ear to US soil
• Cutting blades with blades: the right way to mow your lawn. How you treat grass above can affect the roots below