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Monitor articles for February 16, 1999

• News In Brief
• Jehovah's Witnesses on trial in Moscow face ban
• Can Romney rescue Salt Lake Olympics?
• States ponder tuition caps for colleges
• Tax return myths
• Who was really first?
• Britain may take a big step away from the welfare state
• Leaving college with a diploma and a whole bunch of questions
• Banning vs. managing 'dirty dozen' pollutants
• Market Monitor
• New computer chip: useful tool or privacy invasion?
• Tax preparers that shine
• To relieve overcrowding, Russia lets some inmates go
• America After the Trial
• Brcko - a lesson for Kosovo peacemakers
• American's flight plan gets back on schedule
• Correction
• Job bias on the basis of ... parenthood
• Web sites shed light on taxes
• Finding a voice
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• For God's sake, keep quiet!
• Juvenile justice not so equal for girls
• Today's Story Line:
• An unlikely ally against Saddam
• Gunmakers in legal cross hairs
• Can Washington play nice now?
• Personal Finance Q & A
• IRS says: 'Don't lick that stamp!'
• Choosing the program that's right for you
• Keeping Track ...
• Are we fair yet?
• Tax credits: social policy in bad disguise
• Kosovo talks turn to war crimes
• Letters
• Synagogue and state in Jerusalem
• Principal encourages kids to shine
• Internet investors expand their horizons
• Travel for tots