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Monitor articles for May 10, 1996

• Alaska Mulls Huge Tax To Cut Teen Smoking
• 'Last Dance' Follows Other Capital Punishment Movies
• News In Brief
• The Joys of Listening
• Privatize Now, for the Future
• The Candidates and Free TV
• Why Economy Boom Means Crime Bust for Sun Belt City
• A Surprising Ring-a-Ling For Those Foolish Machines
• Justice for Bosnia May Rest on Mixed Memories
• CD Reviews
• The Interviewer Becomes The Subject
• Tilling Soil in America Remains a Family Affair
• 'A Little Warmth in My Hands'
• US Piano Tuner in Havana Strikes Sour Note With Feds
• Letters
• Capitalism May Swing Toward a Softer Phase
• Father-Mother
• 'Forgotten' Victims Languish In Tussle Over W. Sahara
• Mexico Curbs Birth Rate, Yet Jobless on Rise
• Bill Colby Let the Sunlight Shine on the CIA
• Immigration Half Steps
• Worth Noting on TV
• Lacking Blue-Faced Warriors, Scots Wield Votes for Self-Rule
• Unexpected Treasure Found Under the Eaves
• Nationalist Party Gains Put India on US Radar
• Out on Video
• Clinton General Maps Strategy For Drug War
• The View Across Grand Canyon - A Smoggy Shadow of What It Was
• Russia's Underground Boom Economy
• New Orleans Hitches Future To Latin American Trade
• Helmsmanship