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Monitor articles for October 04, 1993

• Tracking More Than Just Speed
• UN Delays New Bans Against Libya Over Lockerbie Bombing
• As Term Begins, US Supreme Court Looks Less Male And More Liberal
• A compromise in Poland
• For Palestinians, Much Is Promised
• Yeltsin's Police Lose Control As Crowds Overrun Blockade
• India Earthquake Strains Country's Relief Efforts
• Bell Canada Plans for Job Cuts to Stay Competitive
• Why Clinton Should Take Chlorine Out of Paper `Pool'
• Dignified Care for the Elderly
• Progress on Education Found to Be Inadequate
• Message From a Quake
• The Welfare Reform Conundrum
• Tobacco Lobbying Is Smoking Hot
• A Flower Is a Flower Is a Paper Mosaic
• Israeli Army Actions Sour Atmosphere of Peace Accord
• Disraeli's Path to Statesman
• Dedicated Employees Get the Mail Through
• LIQUOR LOBBY MOUNTS ITS OWN EFFORT AGAINST HIGHER TAXES
• EVENTS
• Crime rate on decline in '92
• Environmental Exposition Offers Goods, Education at Boston Debut
• Russian Fringe Forms Core of Armed Parliament Defenders
• Police Ready for Trouble As L.A. Trial Goes to Jury
• Burma's Sinister `Flying Fishes'
• Californians Weigh School-Choice System
• Confronting California's Immigration Issue
• Nebraska's Osborne Nears 200th Win
• Muni-Bond Market
• Future of Salmon Not in the Pink
• Compassion
• Rose Mansion
• Dedicated Employees Get the Mail Through
• South African Right Wing Grabs Political Spotlight