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Monitor articles for December 05, 1994

• The Fraying of a Fragile Peace: Israel and PLO Torn by Factions
• Quebec Leader's Illness To Slow Separatists' Fight
• Public Radio's Future Depends On Government and Listeners
• EVENTS
• Banks and Business Search for New Ways To Fight Check Fraud
• The Boa Constrictor Was Lord of the Bath
• Men Not at Work
• New Preservation Approach Aims to Save Cultural Landscape
• GOP Wants to Trim Taxes, But Critics Ask If US Can Afford It
• Why Trade Pact Goes Down Uneasily in Easley, S.C.
• How One Community Acted To Save Music Education
• A Scientist Recalls His Life's Passion
• Surging Economy Heightens Concern Of New Rate Hike
• Texas, Seeking Budget Cut, To Deport Foreign Inmates
• Cities Rethink Public Subsidies for Sports
• How Should the Disabled Be Educated?
• After Recount In Alaska Knowles Is Governor
• Russia's Outlaw Republic Readies for Guerrilla War
• Hubbell Plea Could Hurt Clinton, D'Amato Says
• High School Inclusion Yields Mixed Results
• Lebanon Leader Will Walk, But Not Talk
• Northwest Is a Back Door To Trade With Russia
• Child Custody: Solomon's Solution
• Terry Anderson Tries To Elude His Captive Past
• Woes of Public Broadcasting
• UMass Banking on Basketball
• Saying `Yes' to GATT
• The Active Art of Miquel Barcelo
• GATT Is a Threat To US Sovereignty
• Taiwan Voters Show A Mixed Willingness To Anger Beijing
• In Era of GOP, Is There Any Left Left?