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Monitor articles for June 02, 1997

• News In Brief
• 'Armed Maoists' and Ilk Spring Up Like Weeds
• CD Reviews
• 'Star Wars' Opens in Japan, Where Luke & Co. Are Like Old Friends
• Needed Apologies
• Thanks Again, Katharine Hepburn
• If You Can Handicap Golf, Then Why Not Tennis?
• Miracle on 64th Street
• A Vaunted Space Program Now Stuck on the Launch Pad
• Letters
• Patience Is Required in Congo
• 'Near the Beach, Shinnecock,'
• Small Economies Ride High
• Baby Boomers Head For Bust in Retirement
• Teen Crime Trend Puts Them Behind Adult Bars
• The Art of Artifice
• How to Hire Welfare Recipients Into a Dwindling Work Force
• Since Russia Shrank, Making Maps Just Isn't What It Used to Be
• Cleansing Democracy
• Reservists Buck Military Plan To Downsize Their Ranks
• Spunky Utah Jazz to Be Tested Against Mighty Bulls
• Grads: Do as Your Parents Didn't
• Russia's Red Army Has Lost Its Roar
• Finding a Brother
• Howard University Becomes 'Hot Pick'
• Weapons 'R' Us: Russia Rivals The West's Arms Technology
• Faster Than a Bullet - Or at Least a Porsche
• Tartan Pride Soars at Talk of Scottish Devolution
• Six Days That Shook Mideast: A Pivotal War Reverberates
• Rethinking a City's Family-Friendly Facade
• Should a Concentration-Camp Prisoner Forgive His SS Captor?