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Monitor articles for October 15, 1991

• CORRECTION COCorrection for 10/8/91
• Soviet Union and West Set Out On Unprecedented Financial Path
• Backstage With 'Buddy'
• THE TIME-BOUND MAN
• FREEZE FRAMES
• Mature Plays By Young Playwrights
• Pressures on the Budget
• Bond Funds Bask In Popularity
• Curator Balances New Perspectives On Columbus
• A Homespun View of the Universe
• Bankruptcy of Tiny Chelsea, Mass., Dramatizes a Major US Problem
• Don't discount geopolitics
• Bogosian, Tomlin Go Solo on Film
• Engulfed West Bank
• Term Limits Gain Momentum
• Prison Population Growth Hits Seven-Year Low
• Impatient With China
• 30 Million Africans Need Food, UN Says
• US Base Pullout Puts Philippine Economy at Risk
• WORLD ECONOMY GROWS AT ONLY 1 PERCENT IN '91, IMF SAYS
• Miyazawa Set to Be Japan's Next Premier
• Soviet Republics Claim Assets, But Balk on Debt
• Nobel Prize Heartens Burmese Opposition, But Protest Unlikely
• Liberia Seeks Help for Refugees and Election Planning
• The Challenge of Peace in El Salvador
• News Currents
• PROTESTS CHOKE OHIO INCINERATOR
• Thomas Hearings Lead Senators to Few Conclusions
• But How Do They Play on TV?
• Beneficial beavers
• Cracking California In Two - Redux
• Gunfire and Insults: A State Tax Revolt
• Moscow, Republics Reach Accord
• The Challenge of Peace in El Salvador
• Afghanistan's Future
• Violence Persists in South Africa Townships
• O'CONNOR'S KINDNESSES
• When Truth Is Demonstrated . . .
• 'Mailer-ized' Spy Tale
• O'Connor Marks Decade on Court
• Inventing a New Workplace Etiquette