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Monitor articles for August 19, 1996

• Long After Case Closes, Grand Jury Seeks Justice
• Bread Riots in Jordan Force King to Wield an 'Iron Fist'
• Nowhere to Run: Standoff in Paris Church Highlights Immigrants' Plight
• First-Time Skydiver Goes for Glory
• Message War Erupts For the Fall Campaign
• Moscow's Archives: Embers on Ash Heap of History
• D.C.'s Salvation
• Negative Ad Campaign Makes British Politician 'Improbable Beelzebub'
• 'Loose Nukes': a Distant But Still Critical Threat
• Zambia Falls Off Africa's Development Bandwagon
• As the Iron Curtain Fell, Ex-Spies Made Pulp of It
• Boomers Trade Up, Fuel Boom in Home Sales
• East Timor Awaits Independence
• The Speaker's Prayer
• Mandela's Party Loses Its Shine Fast
• Palestinians Talk of a New Intifadah
• Gravity Is His Only Glue
• A Boy, Thirteen
• News In Brief
• Business Books in Brief
• Monitor Poetry
• The Parks' Biggest Problem
• On the Paper Trail of Cold War Secrets
• More Colleges Give Majors a Professional Spin
• Monitor Poetry
• The Pepperoni Puzzle: Corporate Spies on Rise
• Cause Eludes Investigators One Month After the Crash
• For 35 Years, Quaint Village Fetes George Bernard Shaw
• light and shadow
• Influence of New Age, Megachurches Grows Among US Worshipers
• A Co-founder's Look at the Christian Coalition