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Monitor articles for August 29, 1997

• Plan for a New Appeals Court Catches Opponents Off Guard
• NAFTA II: Bill vs. Dick
• Washington Eager to Enter Era of Cash-Flush Budgets
• Putting a Face on Mexico City's 'Invisible' Poor
• Museum Asks: Does It Take A Thief to Catch a Degas?
• Lower Castes Still Stuck On India's Bottom Rung
• Rise in Police Deaths Defies Crime-Rate Decline
• California as a 21st-Century Economy
• Freeze Frames: The Monitor Movie Guide
• Animal Activists Get Violent
• Mexico's Power Crisis
• Rich in Resources, Turkmenistan Fights To Shed Stagnation of Its Soviet Legacy
• They Really Do Exist
• 'She's So Lovely' Is a Family Creation
• Facts to Add to Your Vast Fund of General Information
• When German Politics Churn, Europe Wobbles
• N.Y.C. Starts Healing Process After Brutality Case
• News In Brief
• READERS WRITE
• Serb Violence Risks Peace in Bosnia
• Remembrances of the Mysterious, Maligned Soviet Censor
• The Economy Jumps; Fed Asks 'How High?'
• My Modest Contribution To 400 Years of Maine Boats
• A New Teacher, Before the Beginning
• Japan's Troubled News Media
• Cherry-Drink Lakes; Shrimp From Decades Past