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Monitor articles for September 17, 1991

• Global Population Growth Begins to Brake, Slowly
• At Frankfurt Auto Show: A 'Kermit the Frog' Car
• Soviets Prepare Defense For Alleged Coup Plotters
• Palestinian Influx Puts Jordan to Test
• Waste Disposal Core of Nuclear Power Shutdowns
• Commission Calls For School Reform
• Is There Really a Place Called Great Snoring?
• Paul Cox Sees Lots of Money, Little of Value
• Drop in Soviet Oil Output Results in Worldwide Bind
• A Bit of Stimulation
• China Downplays Anti-Beijing Vote in Hong Kong Elections
• 'I Used to Play the Violin, but...
• Worldwide Population-Increase Progress and Problems
• Promoting Smaller Family Size
• Places the Exhibition Travels
• UN Session to Bring Rise in Membership
• Pressures on the Pentagon Budget
• Mordant Humor In Vietnam
• Countering greed
• Salomon Scandal Could End Cartel
• Biennial Show Captures Art of Sound and Vision
• Aquino Vows to Overturn Filipino Treaty Rejection
• 'I Used to Play the Violin, but...
• Independence-Minded Soviet Republics Claim Greater Role In International Organizations, Seek Ways to Settle Disputes
• Love That Overflows
• Waiting for Mario, the Sequel
• Don't Take Paul Tsongas Too Lightly, Say the Pros
• The Global Economy
• Japan May Soon Have 'Pill'
• Palestinians Cope With Another Upheaval
• Preservationist intrusion
• Sri Lanka: 'Isle of Refuge,' and of Refugees
• September: Kids' 'Breakaway' Month
• THE WORLD FROM...Tokyo
• News Currents
• Governor Clinton Hints at Running