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Monitor articles for January 30, 1994

• Cuts at HUD: a Welcome Reform Or a Threat to the Urban Poor?
• Diversity -- or Divisiveness?
• French Nod to Solo Quebec Boosts Separatist Leader In Run-Up to Referendum
• World Community Needs Courage, Say Leading Critics
• Battling Over History
• Cozying Up to a Camp Without Conveniences
• Why Public Wants Welfare Reform
• Crash of Flight 427 Could Speed Upgrade of Flight-Data Recorders
• Recycling Program Turns Old Shoes Into New Inner City Playground
• Toward Budget Balance
• Dispute at Auschwitz Shows Fight Against Intolerance Still Not Won
• God's Mastery Of the Muscles
• It's Futuristic, Fuel-Efficient, and Has an 'Ultralight' Touch
• Kobe Shakeout: Officials Promise Quicker Response
• Soaring on Homemade Wings
• Madame Tussaud Could Learn From Harlem Wax Artist
• What Cuts Would Mean For Public Broadcasting
• Economists See Growth Slowing As US Rates Rise
• When Russia's Hard-Liners Speak, Yeltsin Listens
• Conservative Democrats Join Republicans In Signs of a National Shift to the Right
• THE PATH TO WAR'S END
• Major Flaws Mar Plan For Balanced Budget
• Making Peace With A Pesky New Neighbor
• US Hopes for Last-DitchTalks On China Piracy
• New York Bombing Trial Of 12 Men Opens, Tests Civil War Sedition Law
• Nike Regains Its Sales Footing
• The War That Recast the World
• COMPUTER SYSTEMS LINKED TO INTERNET FACE NEW SECURITY THREAT