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Monitor articles for April 18, 1996

• Antiterrorism Bill Creates New Tools To Blot Out Crime
• A Journey Through Time And Miles of Mud
• Not the Best Economy, But Not the Worst
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Conservation and Conservatism: Not at Odds
• THE MONITOR'S GUIDE TO BESTSELLERS
• Hispanic Politicians Ride to Fore of Texas Races
• Whole-Language 'Subversives' Use Covert Spelling Tests
• 'Son's Day' Takes On 'Daughters Day' To Meet Boys' Needs
• About Minas Avedisian
• A Woman Of Rare Compassion
• News In Brief
• It's All Fun and Games For These Problem Solvers
• WHATEVER HAPPENED TO...?
• A Grand Day for a Great Tradition
• Honey, I Cut the Price; Cereal Bowl Shake-Up
• 'Eat Your Vegetables!' Takes on Fresh Meaning
• As Philippines' Crime Rises, an Angry Public Demands Solutions
• Constant Protection
• Seizing Ill-Gotten Gains: Valid Drug-War Weapon Or 'Double Jeopardy'?
• Black Jews Seek Promised Land
• Illegal Aliens and Schools
• 'Soda Wars' Fizz as Bottlers Vie for US, World Markets
• As Reading Scores Plummet, States Get Hooked on Phonics
• While US Slept, Iran Gained Toehold in Iraq
• A Citizen Speaks
• Summit Reveals Myriad Ties That Bind US, Japan
• Wrong Way to Remember