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Monitor articles for August 16, 1996

• A Satisfied Delegate Heads Home, Hope Restored
• Will Voters Buy Into Dole's Criticism Of Clinton's Foreign-Policy Record?
• Helping the Families
• Letters
• Stationary Suns and Kings and Queens
• Convention Puts Pep in GOP Step
• Pride and Persistence Keep His Wheels Always Turning
• Fitting In or Being Yourself?
• Lebed's Mission: Use New Powers To Find Peace
• Worth Noting on TV
• Only Clinton Can Save Test Ban
• 'Tin Cup' Just Might Score A Birdie at the Box Office
• Split May Be Beginning of End For Cambodia's Khmer Rouge
• Tax Breaks Aimed At Boosting Cities Yield Mixed Results
• With Capital Shut Down, Any 'Expert' Will Do
• Clinton's Edge: The Under-30 Crowd
• Dole's Long Road Ahead
• Hummer: a Road Hog That Handles Nicely
• Deadbeat Dads? Look Closer
• At the GOP Convention, Something Is Fishy
• Baltimore's Public Housing Sheds Shell, Gets New Face
• News In Brief
• Freeze Frames
• What Abolition and Abortion Have in Common
• The Day I Had a Shot At Belting a Colby Jack
• Cuba Loves Baseball
• Prince Eyes a Home In Former War Zone
• San Diego Postcard: Dole's Dog, Sequin Vests, and GOP 'Surfers'