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Monitor articles for December 08, 1995

• WORDS OF NOTE
• France's Future Being Played Out In Nation's Streets
• Sparks Fly Over Electric-Car Mandate in California
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• First Amendment Stress-Test
• Honda Weighs Building Vans in N. America
• THE FRIDAY CROSSWORD
• Textbook Case: McGraw-Hill Maps an Electronic Future
• 'Reverse Commuting' to Reverse City Jobless Rate
• Freeze Frames
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• Congress Delegation May Visit Bosnia Grave Sites
• Among NATO's Tricky Tasks In Bosnia: Keep Russia Happy
• The Peso and the President: Mexico's Leadership Crisis
• N.J. Race Offers Window On Independents' Role
• In a Sniper's Lair Lies Bosnia's Agony
• For the Political Tourist, A Guide to Burma
• Skater
• World's Aid Groups Find Neutrality Badges Tarnished
• Ghana to Europe: Yes, We Do Have Bananas!
• The Supper Hour Slips By In Polite New Brunswick
• How the Young-in-Heart Share Wonder
• Oregon Voters Witness End of Two Political Eras
• Rise of the Technocrats Challenges the Powers Of Iran's Muslim Clerics
• Abortion Battle Moves to States
• Prayer as Medicine
• Washington Ethics
• WHAT MAKES A GOOD TOY?
• Small Hands Help Pick The Perfect Pine Tree
• A Time for Rejoicing
• News In Brief
• Choosing Toys Is Not Child's Play
• 'Stylized Facts' Help Budget Negotiators
• Lessons for Latin America