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Monitor articles for January 31, 1991

• TV Overflows With Cooking Shows
• Modest Bush Budget To Focus on Energy, Schools, Bank Reform
• BMW, Apple `Downshift' Prices
• China Tried To Sell Iraq Arms After Embargo
• Bread
• There's No Business Like News Business
• CALIFORNIA LAUNCHES NEW STATE EPA
• Backlash Grows In Southeast Asia
• Despite Hard Times, Zaire's Rhythm of Life Goes on in Hard-to-Reach Villages
• Facing Scorn of Public And Press Down Under
• Arabs Fear War-Long Curfew
• The Union at War
• The House That Tito Built Is Shaky, But Yet To Collapse
• SUPPORT FOR SADDAM BUILDS AT EDGES OF ISLAMIC WORLD
• Indicators of US Prospects
• CONSUMERS WANT SINCERE `GREEN' LABELS, SURVEY SHOWS
• Ending Black Strife in South Africa
• Wanted: A Seasoned Shoe Stitcher (Or Canine Feet)
• A SMALL TASTE OF TELEVISED COOKING SHOWS
• Iraq's Long-Term Strategy May Be War of Attrition, Observers Say
• Bright Prospects for Eastern Europe
• Automakers Discover That Passenger Safety Sells
• Kohl Pledges Gulf Aid
• South Africa Enters Apartheid's Final Days
• An Artist Who Takes Care of It All
• How Would Saddam Fight?
• Can Prayer Heal an International Impasse?
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Still Missing in Vietnam
• Who is Bessmertnykh?
• S. African Black Leaders Call for End to Violence
• The Generals And the Press
• Coalition Plays Waiting Game
• Immigrints Cool Toward Saddam - and the Coalition
• SILVER USAGE OUTPACES SUPPLY
• Free and Equal Before God
• Tide of Muslim Sentiment Rises In Pakistan, India Over Gulf War
• News Currents
• The Reporter as `Lightning Rod'