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Monitor articles for March 21, 1996

• Perot's Third-Party Threat Makes Republicans Doleful
• Cubans Worry They're Castro's Next Target
• News In Brief
• It's Not Just a Budget, It's a Campaign Manifesto
• Tide Shifts on How to Protect Abused Children
• Why Balance?
• Dole Tests California's Clinton-Colored Waters
• Electric Utilities Join The Telecom Fray
• When the Unexpected Struck At the Little League Park
• Taiwan's Feisty 'Moses' Irritates China's Leaders
• For Maple Farmers, Sap Is Sweet Sign of Spring
• Religion Bestsellers
• Britain Prepares to Unveil Compromise for N. Ireland
• Mid-Sized Firms Need Regulatory Relief
• Iran's UN Envoy Blames Sour Relationship on US
• Merriment, Mayhem, and Marionettes
• Found Objects
• Sunset: Suburbia
• Oakland Teachers Return to the Classroom
• Practically All Work And No Play - The '90s Timetable
• More Than Alternative Health Care
• Patten Slams Chinese Plans for Hong Kong
• The Legacy of Land Mines
• Peale's Legacy of 'Positive Thinking' Endures
• Works in Wax
• Movement on Mines
• Oscar Mayer, Monet, and Money
• Raising Kids With 'Hope'
• Indiana's Hoop Dream May End
• City sends 'commandos' to trade fairs to attract business and create jobs
• US Economy: an Upbeat View