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Monitor articles for September 12, 1994

• Nelson Mandela Boldly Faces the Future
• Mexico: On Democracy's Fringes
• EVENTS
• Service Ethic Returns With New Domestic `Peace Corps'
• Harlem Congressional Race Shows Revitalization of Black Politics
• US-Cuba Pact Brings Relief To Some in Miami
• Wily Castro Again Sends His Problems North
• Islamic Nations Urge UN to Exempt Bosnia From Arms Embargo
• Officials Seek Cause In Crash of Flight 427
• Movement Enters The Computer Age
• Building Friendship Across Political Divides
• Bosnian Serb Defiance Causes Deepening Rift in `Contact Group'
• Christmas, Whenever . . .
• Give Haiti's Cedras a Deadline For Leaving, Then Act on It
• Taking Stock of a Society Mending Its Divisions
• Agreement With Castro
• More Inmates Than Ever, But Do Jail Terms Work?
• Longer Sentences, New Prisons Expected to Strain State Budgets
• Brazilian Capital Beefs Up Efforts To Fight Crime Against Tourists
• IRA jailbreak attempt
• Homework for Parents
• Crimean President Shuts Down Parliament
• Congress Must Address Fair Trade
• Raft Crisis Points Out Need For Long-Term Cuba Policy
• The IRS Pits Lawyers Against Their Clients
• Putting Family Matters Under One Legal Roof
• The Art of Unpredictable Weather