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Monitor articles for July 24, 1995

• China's Shot Across Bow Of Taiwan Riles Asians
• Emmys Shut Out Tim Allen - Again
• Muni Bonds Seen as Attractive
• Flying Back in History
• Affirmative Action: a Winner That Still Has a Job to Do
• Nigeria Junta Weighs Clemency Pleas For Alleged Plotters of Military Coup
• No Pedestals, Please
• Demographics, Computers Multiply Asian-Language Media in the US
• TV Violence: Let Parents Decide
• A True-Blue Love Song For Those Jubilant Jays
• The Regents' Decision
• 'Public Journalism' Aims to Revitalize Public Life
• Books That Wear Their Art on Their Sleeve
• News In Brief
• Stock Market Calm After Gully Washer Soaks Wall Street
• New Director Settles In At Jacob's Pillow 'Dance Farm'
• Hush-Hush Huddle Pushes N. Ireland Closer to Peace
• Arizona Auto Theft Moves Into Fast Lane
• Contemporary Tone Defines Santa Fe Premiere
• West's Chest-Thumping Against Serbs Rings Hollow
• Slavery Nags Brazil as It Moves Ahead
• Third Parties Running Out Of Time
• Waco Hearings Give Hint Of Command Breakdown
• The Summer of Discontent For Greens, Monks in West
• N.Y.'s Workfare Shrinks Welfare Rolls
• The Reich Way to Save
• Russia Has Second-Largest Library, but Can't Afford It
• At the Zoo
• The Quixotic Chase After Smokestacks