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Monitor articles for May 07, 1996

• A Man's Right to a Fair Trial Vs. a Woman's Private File
• The Ways (and Whys) Little Boys Test Their Wings
• The Rush to Gulp US Radio Stations
• Why Argentine Governor Gets Red Carpet Treatment
• Removing Race From Adoption
• Long-Ruling Party of Gandhi Sinks Before Key Vote in India
• A Burning Disposal Controversy
• News In Brief
• A $110 Billion Question
• New Generation Of Weapons Detectors Short-Stops Terrorism
• More States Yank Teacher-Tenure Rug
• Atlanta Games Get a New Contestant: Olympian Weather Forecasts
• The Promise
• FBI Takes a Nibble Out Of Crime in East Europe
• Commodities Seem Hot, But Investors Beware
• Free Agency, Pressure Erode Top Teams
• To Attract Powell, Dole May Be Forced To Swing to the Left
• The Problem That Wasn't
• Asia's Rich Nations Fail To Return Favor on Aid
• Fifteen Faces Shine on One Diamond
• Chunnel, Ferries Slug It Out
• A Recipe for Cleaning Up Toxic Soil: Chicken Manure, Potato Waste, and Straw
• Clearing Bosnia Mines Slows to a Killing Pace
• Letters
• A GOP Fault Line
• So What If They Never Win - They're Loved
• Ethiopia Edgy Over Violent Islamic Militancy Seeping In
• TV and Toy Trend Affects Young Children
• Worth Noting on TV
• Ross Atkin, Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
• Dole Faces Friendly Fire On Chemical Arms Ban