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Monitor articles for September 30, 1994

• Will `Paper Gold' Make a Comeback?
• Term Limits Dominate Supreme Court Agenda
• Disney Seeks New Site for History Park
• Humanitarian solutions for Cuba
• Babbitt backs off on bird
• The Secret Of Bird Calls On a Fall Night
• FREEZE FRAMES
• A Broad Look at Brazil
• N.Y. tax cut campaigns
• Sizing Up the Ratings Future - and Survival Rate - of Fall Series
• Brazil: It's the Economy, Chapa
• The Rooms That History Forgot
• After 45 Years, Beijing Tries to Polish Ideology
• Voters' Choice For President: the Professor or the Lathe Operator
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• GOP Chances to Win Majority in Congress Distant, but Rising
• A Second Assassination Shakes Mexico
• Former Motel Marks King Legacy
• Croquet Players Hoop It Up
• Haiti's Parliament Gets Under Way But Makes No Progress on Amnesty
• A Broad Look at Brazil
• Investors Foresee a Bumpy Ride On Stock-Market Roller Coaster
• US Attention Delights Visiting Argentine Head
• Economic Plan Is Hot Potato for Brazil Vote
• Fetching Chaucer On Newfangled Computers
• Big Stick and Soft Voice: US Delves in Haiti Politics
• God's Power Is Always at Hand
• Despite Strong Acting by Streep, `River Wild' Sinks in Watery Plot
• Meryl Streep Balances Family, Career, and Stunts on the River
• EVENTS
• Cairo: Don't ignore lost message
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• Last UN Pacific Trust Ends As Palau Gains Sovereignty