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Monitor articles for May 17, 1995

• 'WATERWORLD' FACES POOR PRE-OPENING PUBLICITY
• Canada to Offer Shares In Its National Railway
• States Crack Down on Fake Job Injuries
• A Handshake No More: Israel, PLO Still at Odds
• Diversity: Not a Zero-Sum Game
• US Sees Vietnam Heading 'Right Direction' on Rights
• CHINA'S FORBIDDEN CITY
• It's Not Hopeless!
• As English Spreads, Speakers Morph It Into World Tongue
• GOP Steps Into US Embassy Row
• Oxford Editors Scour Rock Lyrics, Internet To Learn English
• PHARAONIC TOMB MAY BE LARGEST FOUND YET IN EGYPT
• Martin Amis: Confessions of a Comic Writer
• In Gulf, Policy by Catch Phrase
• The How-to of Graceful Handwriting
• Nuclear Power Plant Sale Stirs Up a Fuss In Britain
• Thrifty Atom-Busting
• Japanese Justice Takes Spotlight In Aum Arrest
• Producers Shift Gaze to South Africa
• 'The Information' -- an Unpleasant, Familiar-Sounding Book
• In Vote for Menem, Argentines Choose to Stay a Rough Course
• Deutch Cleans Spy House, Hires New Trench Coats
• Schools Move to Curb Pornography in Cyberspace
• Sizing Up Militias
• As Cannes Opens, Critics Play Guessing Game
• Race Hiring Debate, Unsettled in Congress, Moves to State Houses
• News In Brief