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Monitor articles for September 14, 1993

• High School Reminiscence: Subtle Segregation
• California to Move Up Its Presidential Primary
• Mostar: a Warsaw Ghetto in Bosnia
• In Caviar Capital, Cultures Clash
• FALL OF GREEK GOVERNMENT WORRIES EC
• An Encounter With the Poet
• Black Velvet Paintings Move Beyond Kitsch
• FDA Should Regulate Tobacco
• As Violence in Somalia Escalates, Senate Steps Up Troop Oversight
• Near the Sea, Astrakhan Sees Worst of Volga's Heavy Pollution
• EVENTS
• Most Israelis and Palestinians Back Historic Mideast Accord
• FDA and Tobacco
• Backwood
• Journal Entry, Early Morning
• Religious Right Seeks to Cast A Wider Net, Extend Agenda
• US-Russian Space Pact
• N.Y. Bombing Trial Opens As Muslims Watch Closely
• Without Clinton Push, NAFTA Loses Momentum
• For Football Fans Between Weekends
• Cities Look in Vain For Relief From Feds
• PCS Reaches Out for Cellular User
• FOREIGN FIRMS TAKE THEIR TIME IN PAYING UP
• Small Towns See Wal-Mart as Mixed Blessing
• Heeding Nature's Warnings
• Sizing Up the NFL's New Season
• As Ukrainians Struggle to Survive, Economy Implodes, Leaders Argue
• Echoes of the 1930s Ring Loud in Bosnia
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• `Old Spice' Makes New Bid for Younger Customers
• Learning to Yield
• Clinton Still Has Time to Act in Bosnia