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Monitor articles for November 10, 1992

• ... and the Future of Perot's `Party'
• Legacy
• Peering Into a Carton of Memories
• Mideast Talks Hinge on Clinton
• Images, Sounds of North Korea
• US Vote Cheers Arabs Yearning for Democracy
• Bush to Clinton: A Clean Handoff Is Anticipated
• Restoration in the Wake of Destruction
• The Majority Leader Previews the Clinton Years
• Palestinians Build New Institutions In Eager Anticipation of Autonomy
• California Leads In Democratic Gains
• NAME-READING CEREMONY MARKS ANNIVERSARY OF VIETNAM WALL
• School Choice, `Bright Models'
• Auto Workers Union Faces Growing Pressures
• GERMANS RALLY AGAINST EXTREMISM
• Somalia: a New Kind of Dilemma
• Labeling blue-collar voters
• Defending your cause
• Park Faces People-Bear Dilemma
• Asian Allies Say US Military Presence Is Indispensable
• VIETNAM MEMENTOS EXHIBITED
• Indian Gaming Booms Nationwide
• The GOP's Future ...
• Bush Exempts Alaska From Policy To Stop Development on Wetlands
• Clinton's Fiscal Dilemma
• Old-Fashioned Fiction, by Design
• The Unsung Story: Vietnam Songwriters
• School Choice, `Bright Models'
• The Eye of Robert Wilson
• News Currents
• Next: a Chinese Free-Trade Zone?
• A CLOSED COUNTRY `OPENS' TO TOURISTS BYClayton Jones, Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
• Clashes Stall Angola Peace Effort
• 10-Year-Old Success: Japan's US Car Plants Change Industry