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Monitor articles for May 28, 1991

• The Streetwise Cousin Of the Cautious Country Fox
• US Farmers Wary Of a Trade Pact With Mexicans
• Campaign Spending: Reforming Reforms
• Social Democrats At Odds on Key German Issues
• News Currents
• Abortion Issue Moves to Congress
• Good Times Ahead For Small-Cap Stock?
• A Moscow Teen's Changing World
• SILVER: DEMAND IS UP, PRODUCTION DOWN
• CORRECTION [CO]Correction for 5/24/91
• GENERAL MOTORS GROWS IN JAPAN
• Cassavetes' Films Get Fresh Notice
• Burma Junta Retains Grip a Year After Vote
• Historic Sites' Urgent Needs
• US IS BIG SPENDER ON HIGHER EDUCATION, STUDY FINDS
• Georgia Holds First Popular Election For Presidency of a Soviet Republic
• The Importance of Being a Parent
• PAID HOLIDAYS SURVIVE THE RECESSION
• Sparks in the Rust Belt
• No End to Innocence
• Lone Fox Dancing
• As Peace Talks Open, Ethiopians Seek Orderly Transfer of Power
• Putting Hate on Hold
• Officials Upbeat On GATT Talks
• Healing and `Free Exercise' of Religion
• Conclusions Drawn
• California Aerospace Industry Faces Sharp Decline, Report Warns
• To Defeat Ban on Spears, Zulus Cite Cultural Needs
• THE WORLD FROM... New Delhi
• New Course for CIA
• Schools for the Future
• Lean Times for Park System `Jewels'
• Behind the Washington Riots
• BUT CAN IT MELT IN YOUR MOUTH?
• '92 Could Be the Year for a Black Candidate
• Amnesty International, at 30, Keeps Focus on Individuals
• Shepard's `States of Shock' Tests the Viewer's Patience
• Ethiopian Jews Arrive To Israel's Open Arms
• Pittsburgh Revels in Hockey Championship