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Monitor articles for March 02, 1992

• NEW EDITOR OF CHURCH PERIODICALS
• 'Songs of My People' Strikes Chord
• Political Change in S. Africa Spurs Interest in US History
• The Nuclear Needs of the United States
• An Alien Black in Africa
• At Play: Head, Heart, Color
• UN Seeks Accords For Earth Summit
• The Nuclear Needs of the United States
• BUSINESS AID TO THE ARTS DECLINES
• California's Business Leaders Fight Bad Press
• A Mezzo With Gusto
• News Currents
• E. German Schools in Flux
• US Defense Department Declares War on Colossal Pollution Problem
• Scams Infiltrate Phone Lines
• Scandal in Tokyo
• If This Is Tuesday ...
• Defense Electronics Bounces Back a Bit
• Iran Through a Distorted Lens
• Africans Study African-Americans
• Examining Health-care options
• Doing What's Right
• Examining Halth-care options
• SLOW SALES OF HOME APPLIANCES
• 'Radio Flyer' Misses the Boat
• Has Bush White House Really Changed US-Israel Policy?
• Global Population Growth May Be Campaign Issue
• India Takes Lead in Warming US Relations
• STEEL EXPORTS FELL 8.3 PERCENT IN 1991
• Territorial Disputes Highlight Japan's Potential Isolation
• Main Opposition Parties Boycott Cameroon Vote
• Polish Officials Sour On US AID Approach
• Shaking Off the Communist Past
• TYPICAL US HISTORY COURSE IN SOUTH AFRICA
• Russia Toughens Reform Plan
• Taiwan Report on 1947 Massacre Fuels Criticism of Government BYGeorge Wehrfritz, Special to The Christian Science Monitor