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Monitor articles for December 20, 1995

• Northeastern Cities Dig Out and Dig Deep
• Giving the Gift of Friendship
• Foreign-Affairs Follies
• Malls Put Scrooge-like Squeeze On Salvation Army Collections
• US-Trained Police Put to Test
• A Day Full of Memory and Meaning
• Peace in Bosnia Hinges On Postwar Rebuilding
• Homeless Gain Sympathy, but Lose Support
• Perot's Reform Party Stumbles in Ohio
• Canada's Teflon Leader Finds Criticism Sticking
• News In Brief
• Christmas Past Meets the Age Of Cyberspace
• The Christmas Star
• Watching Where You Step On-Line
• Texas Caps Fees For Lawyers Who Help Death-Row Inmates
• Ghana Seen as Showcase For Africa - in a Manner
• Preval Is No Aristide, But That May Help Haiti's Democracy
• A New Star Rises Over Bethlehem: Rule by Palestinians
• South Africa's Blacks Switch From Protests to Business
• US Policy Should Refocus On Strategic North Africa
• Next Act of Greek Political Drama Unwritten as Titan Exits Stage
• 'Nixon' Paints Dual Portrait
• World Makes The US Dollar Go 'Round
• Economic Stability Reduces Dollar's Role in Brazil . . .
• Dealing with China
• Novelist's Wry Wit Inhabits Latest Essays
• . . . And in Israel
• Retaliation in Rwanda
• A President's Prayer for Peace Strengthens Hearts in Ulster
• Leave It To Books To Spark Imagination
• No Home for the Holidays: Plight of Homeless Families