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Monitor articles for March 31, 1995

• Another Violent Act Rattles Japan's Comfortable Security
• Candidate Specter Plays the Moderate In GOP Production
• She Was Pretty as a Peach Among Those Old Pages
• News In Brief
• Term Limits Had Its Day
• A Small Claim To Fame For a No-Frills Feline
• Don't Give The Captors Satisfaction Of a Drama
• Rural Town Dramatizes Its Stories
• Men's and Women's National Basketball Championships
• Yelena Bonner's plea: Never subordinate human rights to 'practical' politics
• Why Americans Get Riled About Racial Hiring
• Job Upturn in California Could Aid a Wilson Bid
• King Hussein's Quest
• Haiti's Future Depends On United States Help To Grow the Economy
• The 'Little England' That Could Go Global Falters on Europe Ties
• US Shifts Haiti 'Rescue' to UN But Criminals 'Claim the Night'
• Why Spain Confronts Canada in a Fish Fight
• Midwest Farmers' Fields, Ledgers on Firmer Ground
• Play Ball? Major League Salaries At Plate as Season Opener Nears
• Likable Acting and Lively Score Invigorate 'How to Succeed'
• Rowdy Filmmaker, Gentle Poet
• A Fanfare for New Cinema
• Publicizing Domestic Violence
• Night Is Falling On Human Rights Across Yeltsin's Russia
• Disillusioned by Big Banks? New Trust Firms Want You
• Clinton to Fight For Own Budget Plans
• Laboring for What We Ask
• The World Listens To the Silent Dog
• Politics of Paint Splashes Europe's Big Ex-Enemies
• UConn Women Rule In High Court Of Fan Appeal