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Monitor articles for April 19, 1991

• Transylvania: Beyond the Myth
• Moved by Compassion
• Morality in Foreign Policy
• Zaire Leads Africa in Fight Against AIDS
• The Race Against Time to Save Kurdish Refugees
• An Unsettling Dot
• Strikers Step Up Demand For Gorbachev's Ouster
• PRESIDENT EISENHOWER'S RECIPE FOR OLD-FASHIONED BEEF STEW
• Congress Ends Rail Strike, But Unions Feel They Lost
• To Be Effective, Family Leave Should Be Flexible
• FREEZE FRAMES
• Magic Acts and Storytelling On Broadway
• Skull-duggery
• News Currents
• MORE WORKERS GAIN FLEXIBLE BENEFITS PLANS
• STUDENT PROTEST KEEPS NEW YORK COLLEGES CLOSED
• A Treasury of Kitchen Collectibles
• NEW GAME IN MARKETING VIDEO GAMES
• Taiwan Opposition Protest Ends After Sign of Compromise From Government
• Gorbachev and the Koreas
• Pretoria Welcomes Sanctions Move
• Aid to Iraqi Kurds Means US Troops Will Remain
• State Department Ignored Warnings of Military Buildup
• The Tourist Looking Back
• New Allegations Implicate Reagan
• Arab Panorama
• WORLD'S LARGEST ADVERTISING ORGANIZATIONS
• ANC Shifts Agenda Away From Government Toward Demands of Its Militant Supporters
• An Undelivered Flag Won't Wave Proudly
• The Fine Art of a 'Flat-Out Good Read'
• The Free Enterprise Corps to the Rescue
• Saddam's Harsh Reprisals Leave Deep Rifts in Iraq
• Curbing Drug Abuse in the United States
• Videocam: Tool Of Justice or Folly?
• Impact Also Being Felt In Small Villages And Rural Communities
• Focus on Economy, Not on Muckraking
• Salvadorans Rely on Paychecks Flowing Back From 'El Norte'
• Women Are Special Targets of Education Programs
• Israeli Settlers Send Clear Message
• Japan's US Banks In Loan-Law Tiff