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Monitor articles for June 17, 1992

• An Expanded Role for UN Security Council
• Major Tackles Secrecy
• Ukraine
• Kenyan Fights Slow Election Drive
• The Soft Edges of Childhood Friendship
• Questioning US Policy in Iraq
• THE WORLD FROM...Czechoslovakia
• Bulgaria
• Germany's Economic Clout Is Seen As Factor Behind Hostage Release
• Questioning US Policy in Iraq
• Secrets Told And Untold
• Armenians Are Divided Over Talks On Hard-Won, Disputed Enclave
• Kurds' Future Clouded by Prospect of US Pullout
• Violence, Politics, and Complex Destinies
• News Currents
• New Zealand Power Sapped by Drought
• Christliness
• Eritrea
• US Court Ruling Provokes Heated Mexican Retort
• Romania
• Yeltsin's MIA Statement Is News to Moscow
• High Court Says US Can Prosecute Mexican Doctor
• The Serbian Bunker
• El Salvador
• TOKYO IS NO.1 ADVERTISING CAPITAL
• Quayle Attempts to Win Hearts of Conservatives
• British Justice And Public Trust
• Thailand's Brief Boom Goes Mushy
• Bangladesh
• The Earth Summit's Legacy
• Europeans in Orbit? Not So Fast
• Questioning US Policy in Iraq
• EXPENSIVE TIES SELL WELL FOR FATHER'S DAY
• Watergate Still Has Washington Impact
• Zimbabwe
• Economic Reform Opponents Walk in India
• Questioning US Policy in Iraq
• POOR WRITING SKILLS COST APPLICANTS JOB
• Action on Bosnia
• Stories Selected, Readers Revealed
• The New Americans
• Cooperative Space Venture to Study Ocean Topography
• Vietnam
• Clean Up Space Junk For Safety's Sake