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Monitor articles for July 30, 1992

• MAJORITY OF AMERICANS WANT THEIR OWN BUSINESS
• One Sculptor's `Field of Dreams'
• City Parks in US Need Green: Money, That Is
• Reverence for the Natural World
• US Renewal Is Key Urban League Theme
• TV, Like Nature, Abhors a Vacuum
• A United Nations Peace Force or Police Force?
• UN CALLS FOR OPENING TO YUGOSLAV REFUGEES
• BCCI's Principle Lawyers In US Indicted in Scandal
• The Roots of Sexual Harassment
• Lebanon Groups Resist August Vote
• Still Missing: a National Energy Policy
• UN INSPECTORS COME UP EMPTY
• Perot Reveals Budget Ideas: Cut Spending by 10 Percent, Raise Taxes on the Wealthy
• ISRAEL AND VATICAN MOVE TOWARD TIES
• Using Property Rights To Regulate Fish Harvest
• Israel's Unsettling Settlement Policy
• `She's Trouble!'
• PAELLA
• Weld Makes Moves to Help GOP
• A United Nations Peace Force or Police Force?
• Perot's leadership role
• `Free Radio' For China
• LUNCH FOR ATHLETES
• Estonians have had enough
• CLINTON LEADS BY WIDE MARGIN IN CALIFORNIA
• The Cheeky Dandelion
• News Currents
• Perot's Last Hurrah
• Computer Books Turn Reading Into Audiovisual Event
• What's Cooking at the Olympics?
• Bush Campaign Program Lacks A Growth Agenda
• Chrysler Introduces Sleek Sedans
• Dandelion
• `Economic Miracle' Has Yet to Reach Mexico's Poorest
• Religious Tensions Linger On Eve of Nigerian Vote
• Boston Begins the `Big Dig'
• `Teledemocracy' Should Outlive Perot's Candidacy
• The War Of the Roses