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Monitor articles for April 15, 1991

• Social Scenes by a Humble Hand
• Jet Propulsion Lab's New Director Anticipates Planetary Exploration
• After 5-Year Delay, Satellite Finally Flies
• From the Fish's Mouth
• Peru's Plight
• REGIONAL DISARMAMENT PACT IS STALLED
• Beauty, Controversy And Violence in D.C.
• Democrats See Trade as Potent Election Issue
• US Pullout Sparks Riots In Iraqi Refugee Camps
• `T"URKIYE' TRIES TO POLISH IMAGE
• End of Warsaw Pact Means a New Europe
• More Businesses Now Help With Child Care
• The New Realities That Flow From War
• Home Schooling: A Variable Concept
• `Closet Land' Raises Disturbing Issues
• ConAgra Sees Growth Amid Slump
• When a Home Is the Schoolhouse
• Teaching the `Unreachable'
• Postwar Tolls
• Less Foreign Money Flows To US Markets
• ANC to Set Up Self-Defense Units
• Bolivians Protest US Militarization Of Drug War
• PRESIDENT OF NOW BLASTS UTAH ABORTION LAW
• Baker Wins Fragile Peace Support
• SADDAM EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR KURDISH AMNESTY
• Day Care Program Bridges Generations
• The Gun-Control Powder Keg Within Bush's Anticrime Bill
• ARAFAT REJECTS REGIONAL MIDDLE EAST PEACE CONFERENCE
• ANC Draft of South African Constitution Signals Agreement on Nature of Democracy
• TANKER SUNK OFF ITALY COULD FOUL RIVIERAN COAST
• News Currents
• Staying On in the Gulf
• The CD Packaging Debate
• Tiny Fruit Fly Holds Up Brazilian Exports
• Leading Peruvians Spurn Antidrug Pact With United States
• Brazil's Farms Surmount Obstacles To Export Exotic Specialty Foods
• SOVIET GEORGIA ELECTS FIRST INDEPENDENT PRESIDENT
• STATE TAXES ARE EXPECTED TO INCREASE IN 1992
• Downsizing Demands Heeded
• From Home Instruction to Harvard University