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Monitor articles for September 29, 1995

• Search for an Assailant
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• Japan Takes Steps to Fix Bank Crisis
• Danger of Working Abroad Hits Home in the Philippines
• Why Memorize? Just Look It Up Later
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Third-Party Prospects
• WORDS OF NOTE
• News In Brief
• Consensus on Women's Rights Cleared the Skies in China
• Curtain Rises on Revived Sharon Stage
• Welfare Reform Could Bump Into Fed Policy
• Florida Draws New Race Line
• Perot's Answer To Powell's Question
• September
• E. Europe Wages a War of Words
• Baseball Braces for Biggest Postseason Ever
• THE FRIDAY CROSSWORD
• A Father Softens to a Child's Pleas for a Pet
• Israel's Prisoner Release Hits At Key Palestinian Discontent
• It's Time for a 'Wetware' Rebellion
• Ben Gets Makeover to Fight Counterfeits
• Great Outdoors Coming To a Backyard Near You
• Beyond Airbags: a Wish List for Future Cars
• Britain's Queen of Whodunit Novels Commits a 'Class' Act
• Colombian Leader Denies Links to Cali Drug Cartel
• Mars Bars vs. Sugar Beets In Farm Bill
• Elks Lodges Vote on Whether to Admit Women
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• Old Enemies Walk the Path to Peace
• Freeze Frames
• CD REVIEWS
• We're Not Trapped!
• The Line-Item Veto Is Stuck? Good.
• Move Over Major Leaguers, Here Comes the UBL
• British Booksellers End Their Price-Fixing Scheme