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Monitor articles for October 31, 1988
- Beat it: `Gladiators' bring music to the streets
- Broadcaster recalls taking on a longstanding baseball superstition. Practice of remaining mum ignored as pitchers closed in on no-hitters
- A chastened BankAmerica makes slow, sure comeback
- Where have the Republican progressives gone? And why has `liberal' become a dirty word in America?
- Soviets inch toward breaking ultimate taboo: reassessing Lenin's role. SACRED COWS WITH HOOVES OF CLAY?
- Red Army's glory fades
- Dukakis needs second wind in battle for the White House. Democrats may take a late swing at Bush's record as vice-president
- A standoff in South Africa
- After the election, expect an economic showdown
- `Caf'e Crown': affectionate tribute to Yiddish theater types
- New drug bill: something for everyone. Reagan to sign law, but how to pay will be a problem for next Congress
- News In Brief
- Students stage 23-cent protest against cigarette ads
- Jackson stirs voters in final pitch for ticket. But blacks remain wary of Dukakis; many say they will sit out election
- Rights of church schools questioned after child abuse charges. Oregon has taken custody of 57 children, charging they were systematically beaten for...
- Good ol' boy pastime exposed fraud
- Western help for Soviets - their credit rates high with an American analyst
- You are important
- Americans assess US role in United Nations. CALL TO ACTION
- Fun and games - and good science
- Chuck Close gives Photo-Realism a new twist. He uses color to craft a kind of riotous pointillism
- The real state of Kansas: a Home Forum exclusive
- West to East: Kohl in Moscow
- Who's afraid of US rice imports? Not Japan's full-time farmers
- The emotions of the pledge
- US-Contra policy: litany of errors
- Giant debt-backed mergers haunt Wall St.
- What's `in' in Webster's
- Remnants of ancient Japan. The culture of the warrior-aesthetes who governed Japan's provinces from the 12th to the 19th centuries is the subject of...
- Dump now, save later with sludge bill. It's more cost-effective to pay fines
- SOME PUNKINS! OshKosh carves out hefty kidswear market
- Dukakis needs second wind in battle for the White House. Industrial-state focus stresses economic issues, Bush's elitism
- In the FAMILY