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Monitor articles for July 14, 1993

• Producer Prices Best in Two Years
• A Bastille-Day Look at Troubled US-French Relations
• Canadian Economy Makes Positive Moves
• States Buy Israeli Bonds, Stirring Up Controversy
• Khmer Rouge Seeks Role In Government
• China Pulls Hard on Reins To Slow Runaway Inflation
• Busy morning At The Farm & Ranch Building Supply
• Iraq's Bitter Alienation
• Besieged Bosnia Raises Tough 21st-Century Question
• Objects That Reflect an Era's Aesthetic
• Pakistan's Sharif Suffers Setbacks Under Pressure From Opposition
• Countering Baghdad
• A Marriage Saved
• Pen Is Not as Mighty As Computer Mouse
• US Bid to Contain Iraq Strains Patience, Resources on All Sides
• Turkish Films Probe Modern Life and Urban Pressures
• NAFTA and Environment
• Hitchcock Work Resurfaces
• Better Profits Buoy Banks as Competitors Pour on the Pressure
• In Sudan, a `Famine Triangle'
• NP and ANC Have Different Histories
• Tricky Maneuver in Space
• Flood Prompts New Look At Federal Insurance Plans
• Clinic Activists Mount A High-Tech Defense
• NAFTA Boom Is Threatening Border Ecology
• Humanitarian aid gets through
• Small Northwest Businesses, Towns Hit Hard By Timber Compromise
• EVENTS
• No Clear Path for Yeltsin's New Constitution
• UN Aid Efforts In Yugoslavia Verge on Collapse
• NP and ANC Have Different Histories
• Clinton Needs to Woo `Second Washington'
• Diner Fare - With a Side of British Wit