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Monitor articles for October 13, 1995

• America's Awkward 36-Year Struggle With a Dictator
• Activists Provoke Mexicans To See Bullfights as Cruel
• The Gould Chronicles Continue
• John Gould's Longtime Love Affair With Maine
• New York Film Festival Wanders Far From the Beaten Path
• The Common Man Has Economic Clout
• On the Dusty Trail of the Amtrak Terrorists
• A Bad Bill on Cuba
• Fold Up the Flag Amendment Or Rights Will Fly at Half-Mast
• Oil Exploration Can Be a Boon To Alaskans and Environment
• France Turns New Attention To a Turbulent Ex-Colony
• Rodney King-Style Video Shot
• Israeli Opinion and Peace
• A Marine Returns From 'Nam And Goes Back to the 'Hood
• A School Reunion Spurs New Appreciation of 'Home'
• Key Election Could Land Virginia in the History Books
• World Bank Turns Green, Pleasing Environmentalists
• Nicking Press Freedom
• Texas Inmates Sort Trash to Raise Cash For County Coffers
• Dealing With Enemies
• Drop by Pollock's Place
• A Cautionary Tale for US Before It Enters Bosnia
• News In Brief
• Neck and Neck in N.H., It's Bob Dole vs. Bob Dole
• Crab Apples Help Make The Sweetest Cider
• Media Outlets in the Hands of Too Few?