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Monitor articles for September 15, 1995

• What 'Soft Money' Can Buy
• A Little Coach With Lots of Love
• Liberal Policy Tool Or Key to Equal Justice for Poor?
• Old Habits
• Palestinian Exodus From Libya Poses Threat to Peace
• Cleveland Indians End Four-Decade Drought
• Fighting Inflation Does Have a Cost
• Life Isn't Humdrum for Upbeat Indians Fan
• What We Print
• As Beijing Closes, Women in Italy Find They Work Longest Hours
• News In Brief
• Spreading the Surveillance Net
• West Tries to Mollify Russia, Angry Over Bombing in Bosnia
• Hong Kong Tastes Democracy Before the Dragon Bites
• Political Will, Not US Aid, Fosters Foreign Development
• US Urges Two-Track Road To Irish Peace
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• Tackling Terrorism
• Signs of Northeast Drought: Pricey Pumpkins, Salty Water
• Freeze Frames
• THE FRIDAY CROSSWORD
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• The Myth of Biased Exams
• CD REVIEWS
• Spreading the Surveillance Net
• How Love and Grandma Kept a Toy From Fading
• Chile's Chances as the Next NAFTA Candidate
• CORRECTION
• NATO Airstrikes Press Serbs, But Bombs Could Backfire
• Artist Sweeps Harlem's Hallways, Lifts Spirits
• Lesson From a Piano
• Archaic Air-Traffic Control Causes Costly Flight Delays
• How This Little Piggy Finally Found Its Way Home
• 18 Nominees Chosen for National Women's Hall of Fame
• Weekend Fall TV
• Chicken by the Kilo Has British Squawking