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Monitor articles for July 27, 1994

• Slip of the Tongue or Backtracking? Clinton Clarifies `Universal' Care
• Russia-Estonia Summit Seeks Troops Solution
• Separatist Party in Quebec Rolls Toward Ballot Victory
• Super Seeds No Substitute for Soil Quality
• Rwanda, Now and Later
• Clinton Plans Open Trade Door To Latin America, Irking Labor
• Some Rwandans Leave Overcrowded Camps, For the Journey Home
• UN Genocide Convention, unused since Nuremberg, to be dusted off in Rwanda
• Bridging the science-religion divide
• A growing concern: information security
• Bretton Woods: birth of the free world's monetary system
• Two banks for the poor mark 50 years of work
• Japan's Old Ruling Party Once Again Pulls the Strings
• World economy rallies, yet joblessness mounts
• After 46 Years
• Lessons from S. Africa, Angola
• Never Separated From Good
• For Taiwanese Journalists, Freedom Stops at the UN's Door
• How Japan and Germany remember their military pasts
• Prague Has What Paris Lacks: Trams
• Jordan-Israel declaration on holy shrines angers PLO
• US Senate's Lone Voice Of Dissent on Breyer Sees Potential Conflicts
• Super Seeds No Substitute for Soil Quality
• EVENTS
• US confidently strides ahead
• Summit, multilaterals boost Arab-Israel ties
• Many Lessons for Liberia In South Africa's Model
• European Parliament Shows Its Inclination To Exercise More Power
• US Must Look Ahead To Next Hong Kong