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Monitor articles for September 10, 1996

• Tainted Dirt From California Kicks Up a Storm in Arizona
• New Vision for an Old Factory
• Germans Yawn At Internet and Other High-Tech
• How to Inspect a Home Inspector
• 'Lipstick Lobby' Puts 75,000 Women On the Ballot in Patriarchal Brazil
• How to Make Sure The House You Choose Isn't Being Chewed
• Lebanon: Civil War to Uncivil Vote
• Bubble Stuff You Can Do
• A Neighborhood Rises Out of Inner-City Blight
• All About Bubbles
• Campaign Dole-drums
• States Put Minor Speed Bumps In Divorce Path
• What the Election Means for Your Investments
• Growing Number of Colleges Take Bite Out of Tuition Hikes
• 'Desire' Reflects Mass MoCA's Modern Outlook
• Couch Spud's Delight: Remote Control Expands Its Reach
• Has Netanyahu Given Hard-Liners Too Much Room to Maneuver?
• News In Brief
• Direct Style of Renoir's Early Work Shines At Clark Art Institute
• Keep Latin American Arms in Check
• Worth Noting on TV
• The American Voters' New Tolerance
• US Drug Policy: What's the Fact?
• More Political Clout For Minorities?
• In Zaire, Citizens Find That Democracy Delayed Becomes Democracy Denied
• Letters
• Tom Noddy Is Forever Blowing Bubbles
• Congress Takes A Push Broom To Its Operation
• Jupiter's Atmosphere Stirs a Windy Debate
• City Year's Struggles
• What Color is God?
• Science Notes