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Monitor articles for June 11, 1996

• Disputes With Brokers Go Mostly to Arbitration
• Triennial Event Gets Tense: Carmakers, UAW Bargain
• Swiss Myths Of Neutrality Take a Blow
• In Russia's Heartland, Yeltsin Pitches a Defensive Message
• Netanyahu Would Roll Back Some Palestinian Powers
• Read Politicians' Lips: They Keep Promises
• To End the Fires
• Plugging Into Windows 95 Makes Playing Easier
• Once Pawns of Ethnic Engineering,These Refugees Are Now Forgotten
• Worth Noting on TV
• Good News Lost in the Shuffle
• News In Brief
• A New Course For Troubled N.Y.C. Schools
• From Bellhops to Busboys, Olympic City Needs Workers
• President Clinton: Up to the Ankles In Whitewater
• China's Strategy On Nuclear Test Ban: 'Yes, but ...'
• The Science of Better Sports
• The State of Our Science-and-Technology Union
• Brutal Photos Force Brazil To Reexamine 'Dirty War'
• It Takes Bees A Billion Buzzes To Fill a Hive With Honey
• Curfews: a Useful Tool
• Doubts Still Dog World's Most-Inspected Nuclear Plant
• Just Like God
• Letters
• Hitters Hotly Pursue Baseball Milestones
• No-Till Farming Can Reduce Nitrogen Pollution
• China Trade Through Lens of Local Mall
• Desktop Publishing Wave Brings Tide of New Authors To Bookstore Shelves
• Kits May Help Hits, Too