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Monitor articles for June 12, 1996

• When Theater Companies Experience Lean Years
• Brussels Holds the Key To Cyprus Solution
• 3-D Mapping Plus Incentives Equals Texas-Coast Oil Boom
• African Tradition Of Polygamy Faces Economic, Legal Challenges
• Church Burnings Ignite Unity
• Tourism Booms as World's Middle Class Goes Trekking
• How Abortion Plank Affects Dole's Chances
• Russia's Vote
• Finding an Asian Identity After Years 'in Hollywood'
• Peace Gets a Chance In Sarajevo Conclave
• American director Peter Sellars stages Handel's oratorio 'Theodora' at a premier European summer festival
• Smog May Force Southwest To Apply Brakes to Growth
• Tips on Making Your Trips Trouble-Free
• Computers Offer New Path Out of Brazil's Slums
• News In Brief
• Bangladeshis Hope Vote Settles Rivalry of Two Strong Women
• Russia's Army: A Loose Cannon In Power Transfer
• Garrulous Lott Is A Noisy Standout In Staid Senate
• Words We Wish We'd Met Sooner
• Israel's Peace Constituency
• Awakened by A Wet-Nosed Alarm Clock
• In Praise of Individualism
• CD Trilogy Pays Tribute To Evocative, Elegiac Music Of Greek Composer
• Ivory Coast Wives Worry Multiple Marriages May Return
• Small Professional Theaters Stick Together
• Monitor Writer Wins Award For Foreign 'Story of Year'
• Rain
• Personalities and Government
• One Man's Rock Is Another's Holy Site
• Test-Ban Hopes
• Big Deficit in Germany Raises Odds for 'Euro'