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Monitor articles for September 26, 1997

• Driver Shortage Has Districts Spinning Their Wheels
• Turning Man-Made Creations Back to Nature
• Dousing Southeast Asia's Big Burn
• News In Brief
• Cable Rate Hike: Is Reason Better Service or Monopoly?
• In Honor of My Sister, This Yarn Is Stretched Tight
• 'Soft-Money' Ban Would Change Campaigning ...
• Higher Education Can Help Fight Stubborn Stains
• Communities Put Discipline in the Driver's Seat
• Media Arms Control: A Way to Regain Respect?
• Why NASA Is Sending Another Astronaut to Mir
• A $1 Billion Gift Horse Gets a Look
• A Rocky Road to a Shared Adventure
• A New Book By the Master From Maine
• Chasing Maris: Two Sluggers Swing at Home Run History
• Satellite Firms Hope Digital Delights
• 'Mom and Pop' Drug Runners Replace Cartels
• Aging Mir Isn't So Worrisome as Russia's Long-term Technological Decay
• Sometime-Bully IRS Gets Tough Audit
• 'Assignment' Star Muses on Movies
• Letters
• Spotlight on Winnie Mandela May Be Heat Lamp
• Ironing Out the IRS
• ... But Gingrich Has His Own Model
• Colombia's Rebels Use Terror to Thwart Local Elections
• Freeze Frames: The Monitor Movie Guide
• Out on Video
• All Those Cars
• Scary Fires, Crashes, and Glitches - Isn't That Just Life in Russia?
• A Perfect Landing
• Tipping the Bosnian Balance