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Monitor articles for September 28, 1994

• A carefully selective cold-war account
• Profoundly Simple Health Care
• Black hopes, white fears: a balancing act
• Mr. Kohl Still `Winning Type' for Germans
• Clinton at the UN
• A Note to Our Readers
• Ukraine Plans Pick Up In Economic-Reform Pace
• British Minister Under Fire For Lax Inmate Regulations
• In US, Gerry Adams Seeks Ireland `Peace Investment'
• Next Haiti Test: Getting Aristide Home Peacefully
• US Industries' Two-Front Battle
• Peace Turns Daring Exploit Into Tourist Treks: Israelis Explore Jordanian Sites
• Hit by Strike, GM Wrestles With Success, Downsizing
• `Grandmother's Flower Garden' Revisited
• Health-Care Rematch Expected In 1995 By Both Sides
• In Moscow, a grand cathedral may rise again
• Italy's rubber-faced mime Dario Fo unhinges audiences with comedy
• France Has Its Own Haiti Problem; It's Called Algeria
• Getting the World's Ear
• A Motto With a Purpose
• United economy, separate values: an invisible German wall endures
• EVENTS
• Seeng the Poet's Voice
• Italy's fascist past haunts the corridors of power
• Big US Contracts Won in Pakistan Help Mend Fences
• Making the world safe for democracy carries dangers of overreaching
• A Healthy Delay
• A Motto With a Purpose