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Monitor articles for November 15, 1995

• KGB Spies Find Tough New Mission: Guarding Russia's Nervous Bankers
• Shutdown Revives Talk About Who Is 'Essential'
• The Former Rust Belt Now Shines As Manufacturer of Economic Growth
• Rabin: First, Last, and Always an Israeli Patriot
• Confronting Abacha
• India's Overseas Investors Spur Economic Nationalists
• A Constant Stream of Stories And a Lesson for the Teacher
• Affirmative-Action Efforts Wane
• Airlines Hold End-of-the-Year Fare Sale
• Who Holds US Foreign Policy Hostage?
• Evangelicals' Big Gains Started in the 1960s
• Los Angeles Gallery Dynamic Changes With Bicoastal Art Merger
• THE MONITOR' GUIDE TO BESTSELLERS
• The Single Flame
• Evangelical Fervor Stirs Brazil
• A Proclamation
• British MPs React to Rules That Curtail Outside Fees
• Around the World: The Big, the New, the Odd
• The Inside Story from a True 'Old Pro'
• German Plan to Split Atoms Threatens Fissure With US
• WORDS OF NOTE
• It's a Small World, After All, For US-Style Theme Parks
• 'Train Wreck' Explained
• News In Brief
• Straddling Cultural Divides With Grace
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• Fed Draws Ire for Wearing Inflation Blinkers
• A 'Whale' and a 'Shrimp' Gang Up on Japanese
• Prayer and Practice
• Birds Get a Break in Texas With Land Conversion Law