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Monitor articles for March 22, 1995

• DISASTROUS DInners
• In N. Korea, It's Still 1984
• News In Brief
• Jordan's Graceful Return
• Amtrak needs new management plan
• A violent match against girls in soccer
• Too Much Understanding
• California May Shade Wilson's Day in Sun
• MTV's Footprint Hip-Hops Around the Globe
• Two Shootings in Karachi
• DISAASTROUS Dinners
• Beyond Economic Indicators
• Drawn to the Courageous
• Don't Sell Amtrak Short: Rail Travel Can Often Be Swift, Safe, Convenient
• In Global War on Land Mines, Deployers Have Technology Edge
• Welcome Mat Is Out for Ghana's 'Profiteers'
• New Federal Plan Attempts to Solve Salmon Shortage
• Beauty and the Box: One Sculptor's Passion
• DSIASTROUS Dinners
• POLITICAL UNREST CHARGES OSCAR'S FOREIGN-FILM NOMINEES
• Japan Tries to Find Its Balance Again
• Arts Festival Thrusts South Africa Back Onto World Cultural Stage
• Nationality of UN Forces Challenged by Croatia
• Immigrants Rush to Gain Citizenship
• DISASTROUS Dinners
• Don't Sell Amtrak Short: Rail Travel Can Often Be Swift, Safe, Convenient
• Drug Smugglers Zip Past Agents At US Checkpoints Along Border
• The Heavyweights Of Business News Earn Top Dollars, Says Trade Journal
• Cambodia's land mines: A Vast, Deadly Army That Never Sleeps, Never Makes Peace
• Battle Rages Over Line-Item Veto
• Don't Sell Amtrak Short: Rail Travel Can Often Be Swift, Safe, Convenient
• An End to Corporate 'Free Lunch?'