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Monitor articles for August 14, 1996

• Send in the Brooms: A Dust Cloud Draws Nigh
• Buchanan to Lend GOP a Hand, but His Eye Is on 2000
• MONITOR CARTOON
• In Jericho, a 'Wall' Might Fall For Israel's Betrothed Jews
• Former Prosecutor Spells Out Mistakes
• Truth-Telling
• The Year of the Cicada: What the Buzz Was All About
• Why English Should Be Official Language of US
• End the Chechnya Mess
• Dole's Strategy: 'Back to Basics, Plus'
• Why Utilities Tiptoe On the High Wire Of Service Reliability
• Palestinians Put Hope in Stocks
• One Delegate's White-Knuckle Ride Through the Convention
• Whistleblowers Claim Abuses Run Rampant in Horse Policy
• In Zaire, Just Getting By Is a Full-Time Career
• East - and West - Berliners Feel Nostalgic for Old Days
• Wall Felled, Now a Forest of Cranes
• The Race Card Was Played and Played
• Drawing The Line In a Wild, Wary Moment
• Netanyahu Tries an Old Path
• Pivotal Vote For Native Hawaiians
• The Wall That Shut Out the West
• News In Brief
• Despite Peace, Jordan Sees Tourist No-Show
• Four Steps to Help Israel And Palestinians Prosper
• A Capital in Name Only, Berlin Awaits the Deluge
• Not Looking for a Carpet? Perhaps I Could Help
• Courtroom Accounts Show Lessons of O.J. Trial
• Edinburgh's Three-Week Culture Bash Turns 50
• Hunger Strike in Paris Shows Illegals' Rift With French Mood
• Dole's Strategy
• Let the Next Round of Games Begin
• Managing a Crisis Requires a Plan, Many Firms Learn