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Monitor articles for August 11, 1993

• NAFTA Would Set Course for Economy In Global Competition
• Cambodia's Bid for Peace
• After Years of Antagonism, Mexico Smoothes Ties Between Church and State
• Drought Staggers South's Farms
• Major to Propose `Hard Ecu' to Bypass Weakened ERM
• French Interlude in a Hidden Valley
• Blame for Venezuelan Mudslides Is Laid More to Terrain Than `Bret'
• The Bible In Today's World
• HLAn Arts Mecca Nestled In the Berkshire Hills
• Bosnian Serbs Hold Igman As NATO Lies In Waiting
• Literacy, Wages Gain in Indonesia, But Income Equity Issues Remain
• Drought Damage
• Kangaroos as Dinner: Decision Draws Fire
• A Splash of Cold Water
• Papal Visit Puts Focus On Denver, Catholic Rifts
• CHINA BANS FILM IN CRACKDOWN ON EXPRESSION
• London Theater Hums to Peppy Musicals
• Refuting Those Who Deny the Holocaust
• The Right Thing Comes Naturally
• EVENTS
• Leaves in the Water
• A SAMPLING OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS ATTRACTIONS
• Jacob's Pillow: A `Dance Farm' That Thrives in Becket
• CHURCH CONSOLIDATES SHORTWAVE OPERATIONS
• Vermonter's Walk Across Africa To Promote Hunger Awareness
• BMW Finds Rough Road in the East
• UN, Mozambique Begin Massive Repatriation
• Japan's New Government Targets Political Reform
• Clinton Boosts Grazing Fees, Sidesteps Congress
• To Bomb, or Not to Bomb
• Australian Director Baz Luhrmann Takes His Talent to Opera
• Restoring Haiti's Leader
• A Boy and His Chess