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Monitor articles for August 15, 1994

• N.H. Tries Bootstrap Housing
• Exodus Small So Far As French Depart Rwanda
• At Least Russia Asked the UN for a Mandate
• In Health-Care Debate, Lobbyists' Money Flows
• Palestinian fear police state is in the making
• EVENTS
• Breyer Wants to Enhance Trust in Justice System
• Plutonium Heist Renews Concerns of Nuclear Catastrophe
• Business Adds Elder Care To Its Menu of Benefits
• The Last Home Run Of the 1994 Season? Some Analysts Say No
• Edinburgh Explodes With Festival Events
• When Everything Is Going Wrong
• Bomb Found At Vermont Birth-Control Clinic
• I Sit
• Wampanoag Tribal Building Reflects Native American Values
• Cuban Americans Reject Another Castro-Backed Refugee Exodus
• NATO Tested by Search For New Leader
• PUBLIC SERVICES IN PRIVATE HANDS
• Though Unhappy, Mexicans May Vote Again for Ruling Party
• Upgrade Taipei's Status
• At Least Russia Asked the UN for a Mandate
• Stand Up for Macedonia
• PRIVATE PROPERTY 7 PUBLIC RIGHTS
• From Ketchup to Salsa, Tomatoes in Big Demand
• House to Retry Crime Bill
• North Korea Trades Nuclear Ambitions For US Technology
• UN Says Lifting Bosnia Embargo May Hurt Muslims, Help Serbs
• PRIVATE PROPERTY & PUBLIC RIGHTS
• Partisan Taint
• Majority Leader Sees Crime Bill Shifting to Right