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Monitor articles for September 18, 1997

• Gray Ladies of the News Step Out in Living Color
• Jay Ellis: US Has 'Big Debt' to Vietnam
• Deja vu Has Starring Role In the Networks' New Shows
• Deena Hanley: Feeling 'Comfortable'
• Tops on Their List: Better US-Vietnam Ties
• Lessons From Venice, 200 Years After Its Fall
• Family Hour Returns With a Few Gems
• Viewers Unite to Save Quality Shows
• Clinton Targets Teen Smoking
• Chemicals From Space Shaped Earth Life?
• How Mom and I Invaded Russia
• Letters
• Greig Craft: People 'Ready to Embrace'
• The Monitor's Guide to Bestsellers - Hardcover Fiction
• And It Doesn't Melt In the Rain
• Texas Professor Reignites Racial-Preference Debate
• Corruption Net: Small Fish Sit In Jail, Big Ones Swim Free
• Old Habits Hurt New Leader in a New Congo
• Little Tykes Teach Me About the Big Rigs
• Equal Pay for Equal Work
• Welfare Rolls Fall Far, but Snags Loom
• Cyber-Cooks Celebrate Food Web Site
• Is Clinton Courtship of California Over?
• Vietnam Lures Many to Career Of Expatriate
• Seeking Value, and Finding It, at Seligman
• News In Brief
• Governance Committees Can Defuse Boardroom Fireworks
• Legacy of War Tinges An Ambassador's Role
• In '97, Defense Is Good Offense
• Barley
• On High Ground
• Still the Boob Tube