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Monitor articles for April 09, 1996

• Pentagon Penny-Pinching
• Exodus
• Czeching Out: Border Slovaks Return Home
• The Chips Are Down for Industry That Has Become Vital to Exports
• Clinton's Foreign Policy Revival
• Credit Unions: Tough Foe for Banks
• Hey - Like, Wow! It's CompuServe's User-Friendly Service
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• Bombing Survivors Tell Their Stories Of Hope, Healing
• Unsteady Liberia Takes Another Fall
• To Get US Attention, N. Korea Acts as if It's on Brink of War
• It's Stars and Spite Forever At a Phoenix Art Museum
• ECONOMIC BRIEFS
• News In Brief
• Turkey's Army Keeps the Faith at Bay
• 'Polluter Pays' Reform Puts The Green in Tax Dollars
• Democratic Recruiting Shows Signs of Revival
• SPORTS NOTEBOOK
• Uganda in War Over Ten Commandments
• The Trials of Prosecuting An 'Open and Shut'Case
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Amateur Comet Hunters Revel In the 'World's Slowest Sport'
• In US Visit, 'British Bill' Seeks Clinton Nod in Bid for Top Job
• From This Gridiron Seat, Powell Still Looks Like A Future President
• Home, Home on the Ranch: A Brief Job Stint in the Desert
• Finding Employment
• Still a Land of Tinkerers?
• Continuing Brown's Work
• Disunity at Harvard Over the Union
• Arms-Control Agreement Could Be on Horizon, Official Says
• Doing Laps Gets an Attitude in Shape
• WORTH NOTING ON TV