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Monitor articles for March 21, 1997

• The Cat Door Doubled As a Desert-Critter Door
• Clinton's Global Roadshow
• Child Safety Vs. Higher Cost of Travel
• 'Mr. Jeopardy' and I Have a Bone to Pick
• Multiple Albanian Crises
• Freeze Frames: The Monitor Movie Guide
• News In Brief
• Journalists' Loosening Grip On the Public's Trust
• Behind the Screen
• Secret of Rebel Blitz May Lie Elsewhere
• Rescue the Nation's Capital With a Flat Tax
• New Air Bags Aim to Survive Safety Debate
• Playing for the Fun of It
• Industrial-Strength Museum
• Urban Sprawl's Appetite for Rich Farmland
• When 'Details At 11' Means Grab a Gun
• Anti-Gambling Activists Warn Of Stacked Commission Deck
• Neither Side Flinches In Abortion Rematch
• Letters
• Staying Out of Prison
• Beijing Juggles Trade, Ideology Over Two Koreas
• Houston Ballet Delivers Lavish 'Dracula,' Marking Novel's 100 Years
• Balanced-Budget Agreement Eludes a Grouchy Congress
• Love in Action
• Lease Offers Abound As Dealers Peddle Metal
• Rush by States to Ban Cloning Draws Ire, Again and Again
• Brahms: Chamber-Music Hero
• Asia Eyes Japan's New Military Intelligence Unit