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Monitor articles for April 11, 1996

• Turkey Smites US-Led Effort To Aid Iraq's Exiled Kurds
• Should Pupils Who Fail Be Held Back?
• Paradoxical Advice for Politicos
• Hong Kong Unions May Spark Labor Unrest in China
• Why the Huge Defense Budget? No Answer Here
• Wired for Learning
• News In Brief
• China
• Uncle Sam Wants To Recruit a Few Good Contractors
• TV Activist: Curb Internet Ads for Kids
• Nails Are Hot, Stamps Are Not: Collectors Go for Clunky, Funky
• Self-Sufficiency Is Measure Of Chicago Newspaper's Success
• Roots of Liberian Strife
• Shell Game
• GOP Congressman Ousted in Texas Runoff
• Republicans Seek Bigger Roadblock To Higher Taxes
• How a Talented Amateur Became Golf's No. 1 Volunteer
• A Family-Values Crisis: the Overindulged Child
• A Favorite Battleground for Invaders Now Finds Freedom Tough to Bear
• Wild and Wacky World Of Arcane and Glorious Political Memorabilia
• Sales Up: Auto Firms Sound Sigh of Relief
• Tracking Down 'the Real McCoy'
• Simplicity of Line Defines Pastry Chef's Artful Tarts
• Swinging Skyward on Summer 'Steeds'
• Invite the Police to Dinner
• Masters Golf: Some Key Players to Watch
• Edsel, Synonym for Failure, Now a Pricey Collectors' Item
• An Innocent Scene Among the Struggles
• Liberia's Crisis Shows Price Of Ignoring African Strife
• More Mercedes Cars Cruise Cairo Streets as Rich Prosper
• Hallelujah Bug
• . . . and So I Prayed