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Monitor articles for April 12, 1995

• India's Great Director Satyajit Ray Honored In Traveling Series
• WORDS OF NOTE
• 'Kodak Kops' Snag Red-Light Runners
• Dodging Taxes and Fudging Forms Is de Rigueur Around the World
• News In Brief
• Cobra cuisine is for yuppie tourists
• German Business Revs Up to Get on Information Highway
• Shoe Companies Exploit Women Workers
• Sensitive Writings Offer Insight into Cinema
• Experiencing Salvation
• Second Revolution Brews in Iran
• Making the White House An Open but Safer House
• Japan Takes Bow, Moves to Slim Its Sumo Surplus
• Florida Growers Say Time Is Ripe to Stem Mexican Tomato Flow
• Gaza on the Brink: What Causes Terrorism
• A Look Back At Roosevelt And His Legacy Of Hope
• FDR, a Half-Century Later
• Roman Ruins Discovered Intact in Luxembourg
• Problem
• Shock Value Starts to Wear Thin in London
• Shoe Companies Exploit Women Workers
• Passing of Chinese Hero May Affect Who Leads
• Democracy in Peru
• China Allows Foreign Copyright Agencies
• Don't Cut US Foreign Aid on the Basis of 'Myths'
• Media-Hit British Official Just Says No
• Look How the Wind
• Brazil Strives to Tempt Settlers to a 'Silicon Valley'
• A Kingdom of His Own
• Unveiled Glories of the Night Sky
• West Goes Critical Over Soviet-Era Nuclear Plant
• Regretting Vietnam
• Pioneer Plan Gets Folks off Welfare
• Radical Tax Reforms Gain New Attention