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Monitor articles for December 16, 1996

• TWA 800 Probe Leads Agency To Urge New Safety Measures
• Winter Morning at Windows, Reading Emily Dickinson
• Carey Gets Second Term to Accelerate Teamster Reforms
• How Young Men Built a Violent Land
• Cities Design Smart Highways: Next, Smart Drivers
• President's Cabinet Choices Signal No Desire to Provoke GOP on Hill
• Chicago Publisher Takes Discrimination Heat
• Dealing With Life's Changes
• Setting Goals And Scoring Them on Ice
• News In Brief
• How the Poor Cope in Cairo: Families Make the Difference
• Teens Learn to Walk Away From Dating Violence
• Europe and UN Take Bold Steps As Paris Gives In
• Still Acceptably Quaint, But Flirting With 'Odd'
• Needed: a Permanent War-Crimes Tribunal
• Whose Woods These Are I Couldn't Care Less
• A New Secretary-General
• Palestinian Chief Taps Radicals To Press Israel on Peace Moves
• Twain-Eddy Echoes
• A Tough Sell: Breaking Away From Gangs
• A Shrunken Zaire Awaits Return of Mobutu
• Boeing and McDonnell Douglas tie $48 billion knot
• Can World Aid Agencies Be Politically Neutral?
• Why Thousands Take To the Streets in Serbia
• Letters