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Monitor articles for July 31, 1997

• Plots that Perplex and Delight
• On a Nebraska Cornfield, Birdwatchers Respond To the Call of the Cranes
• What's Fair for Workfare
• News In Brief
• The Next Computer: Slow, Simple, $500
• Double Trouble When Mom Plays This Name Game
• This Author Seeks Healing Where World Views Collide
• Albert Henry I'm Not, Thanks to Aunt Lil
• Airport-as-Art Gets Rave Reviews From the Beltway Crowd
• Look What Supermarkets Have in Store for You
• How Mystery Masters Plot Their Craft
• Drought
• Where to Find The Cranes Of Nebraska
• Groups Ask Help for Children Abducted by a Guerrilla Cult in Uganda
• A Less Taxing Investment
• A More Rational Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines
• Blasts in Israel Rock Prospects for Talks
• Hotels Let You Work in Your Pajamas
• My Job? Expressing God!
• Is It Power to the People Or a Breakup of Britain?
• Who Stole What Ideas?
• For South Africa's Women, Hopes Still Remain Thwarted
• World Airs Worries Over Pollution Cuts
• Out of Stones and Hearts: How a Great City Grew
• Listen Up, Audio Books.
• What's On
• Letters
• Gothic News Darkens Front Pages
• Why a 'Piggy' Bank?
• Gaps in Latin America's Boom
• Other New Mysteries to Consider
• Texas Pushes Harder to Make School Choice Work
• Tough Kids Learn to Meet Tough Standards
• Dolphin-Safe Standard Revised for Tuna Fishers
• Citizens Won't Wait for Washington to Curb Big Donors