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Monitor articles for April 18, 1995

• Arabs Riding Harleys Rev Up Emirates' Ire
• Moscow Readies for WWII Anniversary
• Passing Down The Golden Gift of Time
• Black Students End DePaul University Sit-In
• Canada's Foresters See Green in China
• Feeling Right About God In Our Hearts
• Turkey's Leader Poses Hard Test for Clinton
• A Chronology of Environmental Laws in the United States
• Clinton Strikes Back
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• How Conscientious Objectors Distribute 'Taxes'
• News In Brief
• SPORTS NOTEBOOK
• Roosevelt's Memory Lingers On
• Democracy Rides Back Seat In Mugabe's Zimbabwe
• A Harvest of New Books for Earth Day
• Doing Battle With Forces That Discourage Saving
• Laptop Computers' Mice -- Exterminated By a Touch?
• Turkey Merits US Backing As It Hunts Terrorists
• Finding Your Way Home From Anywhere by Satellite
• Japan's 'Yen Problem'
• Mandela Reigns as Chief of Southern Africa
• The Venerable Delany Sisters Have Their Say on Broadway
• Power of the Poster Persists in Paris
• Maine Gallery Plans Wyeth Study Center
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Advice
• Drive to Split Off Quebec Hits a Divide
• A Chance Meeting With a Chimp in a Mall
• Earth Day at 25: A US Environmental Report Card
• US Blacks Tilt Right Politically
• French Campaign With US Style
• Cops Enter Homes to Seize Kids' Guns
• How to Help Hostages in Iraq
• Americans Go 'Lite Green'
• California Residents Balk At Path to Their Back Door
• Americans Test Sound of Silence: Week With No TV