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Monitor articles for June 23, 1997

• Who's Taking Over Whom in Hong Kong?
• Some Players Prefer a Grass Court, Others Say It's Fine if You're a Cow
• Poem
• US Must Take Lead To Ban Land Mines
• Kids and Lawyers Win Big In Tobacco Settlement
• A Museum Mystery's Happy Ending
• New York Foils Mob Influence With Rules, Regulations
• Patience Beats Greed, Experts Say; So Walk, Don't Run, Into Bull Market
• Russia Would Rather Have a G-8
• Big Tobacco Forced To Turn New Leaf
• Jacob's Pillow Leaps Into 65th Year of Dance
• The Untouchables No More: Mafia Loses Influence in US
• Boycotts: New Tool In Moral Crusades
• Wimbledon: Who's Who At Tennis's Premier Event
• Global Warming and Population Growth: Inseparable
• Turning Toxic Sludge Into Fertilizer
• News In Brief
• France Up in the Air In War Against Boeing
• Competition on Hold
• Immigrants' English Gets Put to the Test
• Court Ruling Strengthens Hands of Church Governing Boards
• America's Africa Plan Chided
• Proposals to Extend Child Health-Care Coverage
• Guarding World-Class Resources
• The Berkshires' Perennial Bloom of Dance, Theater, and Music
• Women in the Game
• Small Fries With a Big Beef: Two Britons vs. McDonald's
• In God's 'Lap'
• Ma Goes American
• Missed the Bull Market? Not So, Says Acampora
• After Dolly, a Slippery Ban on Human Cloning
• Family Empires Still At India's Forefront
• Letters