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Monitor articles for September 19, 1994

• Subject Matter Was Secondary To Paul Klee
• Seismic Mapping May Jostle Californians
• Rebuilding Gains US Attention In Haiti Crisis
• Farm Program Builds Ties Between Grower, Consumer
• EVENTS
• America's `Green Industry' in the Spotlight
• Students Briefly Observe Sixth Year of Burma Coup
• Students Air Their Views About On-Campus Racial Attitudes
• Major Tries More Carrot in Ulster
• IN SEARCH OF SOLTIONS FOR A POLLUTED JAKARTA
• Clinton Should Defy Lobbyists, Slow Flow of US Arms Abroad
• Christian Right Rebounds To Sway GOP in Campaigns
• Israel and Syria: Headed for Deal?
• Diploma Power
• Part-Time Worker, Full-Time Human Being
• Haiti: Colonial Jewel With Turbulent History
• Tajikistan Government and Rebels Reach Cease-Fire Agreement
• Spike Darts, Stun Guns: `Spy Exchange' Has It All
• Ambush Precedes Crisis Talks In Algeria
• Friendly Ways To Shoo the Flies
• Extend Nuclear Treaty
• Better Technology Means US Industry Can Swell Its Chest
• Design Invigorates Schools - and Students
• Yugoslav Military Grows Restive Over Embargo on Bosnian Serbs
• God's Word: Immediately Effective
• EPA Nudges the Northeast Toward More Electric Cars
• Lugar: Buildup to Haiti Has Become Like Theater
• `Three Strikes' Law Gaining in Popularity
• Judge Gives Green Light To Suit Over Church Affairs
• I May Be a Murderer, But It's Not My Fault