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Monitor articles for February 28, 1996

• ALMOST PERFECT
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Castro Re-Aims His Sights on Threats
• Proved Innocent
• Not a Quiet Actor's Life For Kenneth Branagh
• A Strategy for Chinese Reunification
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• Scandals Push Spaniards To End Long Socialist Rule
• Exiles May Take Old Tack With Castro
• Model of Democracy, Cynicism
• ELECTRONIC WEB LINKS HISPANIC COMMUNITIES IN NEW MEXICO
• Welcome Mat Now Offered Foreign Firms
• A Careful Course on Cuba
• Inmates Protest Being Sent To Jail Cells in Other States
• Russians' Passionate Winter Pastime
• Bald Eagles Soar Again Over Mighty Mississippi
• Curiosity Helps Cross Some Cultural Divides
• Hide-n-Seek
• News In Brief
• Show Reveals Bronte Sisters Beyond Just Literary Feats
• Befriend More Than Berate China, New US Envoy Says
• The Quake That Shook Strong Character Into Sight
• 'Boom' in Attack Ads Is a Myth
• Once Again, the Lens Zooms In On '50s Movie Star Jean Seberg
• Russian Reforms
• Peace Rooted in El Salvador, People Now Seek Own Land
• ALMOST PERFECT