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Monitor articles for October 23, 1995

• For Natalie Merchant, There's Plenty of Life After Singing With 10,000 Maniacs
• Smooth Apple Cider Brings Sweet Success
• GOP Charge up Capitol Hill Pivots on Two Budget Votes
• A Dogged UN Judge Propels 'the Real Trial of the Century'
• If TV Networks Are Dinosaurs, Then This Is Still the Jurassic Age
• Paper Made Cheaper and Cleaner
• Welfare on the Cheap: Sweden Nibbles at Taxes
• Georgians Go out on A Limb to Save a Tree
• Beatles Make History Once Again
• Fourth-Grader Wins His Way to World Series
• US Shows Russia NATO's Nice Side
• The UN: Time for Reform
• CBS Is on the Ropes, But Analysts Are Optimistic
• Labor Slugfest Over Reviving Lost Clout
• How to Find a Job When You Have One
• Jesse Jackson: Racism, Not Race, Is the Problem
• News In Brief
• Anniversary (Report) Card
• US, Japan Fret Over Protests
• Veto Power
• Latin America's Soldiers: Still a Political Force
• Footsteps After the March
• Pen-Computers Find Niche Market
• Castro Warms Latin Leaders As US Chills
• Israel Could Gain Ground By Exiting South Lebanon
• Patience
• Miami Ice: Freon Smuggling Rivals Contraband in Drugs
• The Riches Of Fall's Forest Floor
• GEOGRAPHY TEST SHOWS 70 PERCENT OF AMERICAN CHILDREN HAVE BASIC GRASP OF SUBJECT
• Championing UN Causes
• Iraq Blossoms Briefly, But Petals Fall Fast
• A Jazzy Introduction to Concerts