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Monitor articles for May 18, 1995

• Don't Fix Japan Trade By Hardball Tactics
• Cellular Fraud Swells Phone Bill to Book Size
• Two Exhibits of Crafts That Communicate
• Mexican Peso Devaluation Still Echoes Noisily in Texas
• Cutting Medicare Tests GOP Resolve on Budget
• Hot Sauce Stokes Culinary Adventure
• Values Are Learned by Example
• GOP Handed a Christian Contract
• The 'Social Agenda'
• Ethics Probes Into Brown, Packwood Move Ahead
• France and Germany Test the Cement Of a Peaceful Europe
• Will Paying Double for A Lexus Car Help the US?
• That Was the Glorious Day
• Execution in Illinois Stirs Debate On Crime And a Fit Punishment
• Canada's 'O.J.' Trial Won't Be Media Circus
• Crisis in Kashmir
• 'States of Grace' Falls a Few Notches
• White House Crafts Collection Tours US -- and Cyberspace
• Where's the Exit? West Looks For a Quiet Retreat in Bosnia
• To Avoid Long Lines for Gas, Tap Alaska's Oil Reserves
• The Balkans Crisis: Botched From the Beginning
• Doors to Southern Colleges Still Closed to Many Blacks
• News In Brief
• One Woman's Trip To Self-Discovery
• The Affluence of Love When the Pockets Are Empty
• Staying Human In Today's Electronic Age
• Britain's Premier Squirms With Latest Ethics Violations
• A Wily Cat's Winsome Ways
• Postcard-Size or Not, America Needs a New Tax Plan