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Monitor articles for May 10, 1995

• Broadway's 'Show Boat' Sails Through Act I of Tonys
• Congress Accelerates Debate Over 55 M.P.H. Highway Speed Limit
• Being PC in S. Africa Is a Social Minefield
• Russians Recall That Soviets Beat the Nazis
• Monsieur Chirac's Victory
• The Flip Side to Mexico's Austerity: A Rise in Street-Level Democracy
• Europe's Favorite Power Couple May Find It Hard to Get Along
• Improving Our Ideals
• Republicans Stuck Between Medicare And Hard Budget
• A Mimic of Miami Misses the Boat In Ex-Red Romania
• Round 2 Is Still Ahead: Ethanol Firms vs. 'Big Oil'
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Russian Samovars Make a Comeback
• Veteran Actress Portrays a Feisty Centenarian
• Boom in Birmingham Bridges Racist Past and Mercedes Present
• Black Businesses See Banding Together as Way to Overcome
• News In Brief
• HUGE FRESCOES BY MARC CHAGALL SHOWN IN PARIS
• How Reliable Is US Diplomacy?
• EURASIAN WILD HORSES TAKE SMALL STEPS TOWARD COMEBACK
• Could Have Been A Whippoorwill
• Japanese Literature Begins to Look Inward
• Love Songs Sung As the Rice Is Sorted
• Canada's Top Ski Area Whistles a Wealthy Tune
• Strange Beauty Amid Horror, Grief
• A Navy Vet Cleans Queens Instead of Walking Streets
• Anniversary Past, Germans Still Ask What War Meant
• The Ends Rarely Meet in Rural America
• Cloudy at the Summit
• Mexico and Boston's Tea Party
• Finding Happiness Where I Am
• Riled Ranchers, Cattle Cops Try to Lasso Rustling's Rise
• Where Women Rule, They Leave A Genderless Legacy Behind