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Monitor articles for August 28, 1992

• CORRECTION
• Bush Improves Slightly, But Still Behind in Polls
• News Currents
• `Comedy of Errors': Mere Farcical Excess
• South Africa Begins Purge of Police
• Down-East Democracy Deals With Culverts
• MTV Aims to Rock Youth Vote
• Comedy Central Pokes at Politics
• The State of the US Science and Space-Research Programs
• Japanese Banks Take Big Losses In US Real Estate
• No US-China Trade War
• On Track in Cambodia
• UN Resolution 242: Usefully Ambiguous
• Oregon's `Book City'
• The State of the US Science and Space-Research Programs
• Landslide Win for Hizbullah in E. Lebanon
• Former Gulf War Allies Give Lukewarm Response To West's Stand on Iraq
• The QE2 in Boston
• The State of the US Science and Space-Research Programs
• South Korea Joins The Big Players
• UN to Expand Effort To Protect Bosnia Aid
• The State of the US Science and Space-Research Programs
• Peace Corps Director Elaine Chao Named as New Head of United Way
• The Bounce-Back in Miami Will Come, But Not Easily
• Limited hunting
• Only the Cars Outnumber the Cats
• Optimism Abounds As Mideast Peace Talks Are Resumed
• FREEZE FRAMES
• Forgiving Ourselves
• Nothing But Facts On 1980s US Taxes
• Saddam's Military Still Hamstrung by Beating It Suffered in Gulf War
• The Feds Came Early For This Hurricane
• The Plunging Dollar
• Israel and Syria Hint At Golan Compromise
• The future of the Olympics
• New Partners in the North Pacific
• Veteran Chess Stars Vie Again
• BOBBY FISCHER: PRODIGY, ENIGMA - AND FAVORED BY FANS
• Northeast Must Jump Start Region's Export Machine
• Windows on Philippine Women, Politics, and Life
• JAPANESE `DON' RESIGNS IN BRIBE SCANDAL