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Monitor articles for June 29, 2000

• Whats New
• New Economy's 'Help Wanted'
• Just where is the bottom line in cybercontracts?
• News In Brief
• News In Brief
• Today's Story Line
• Variety, a new spice in Japan's political life
• Mexican state policy to send workers to the US
• Fun and games and places to play
• In India, a pattern of attacks on Christians
• Youth invest time and money in charity
• Ban on 'partial-birth' abortion overturned
• A day of bold decisions
• Chernobyl's continuing legacy
• Svelte aristocrat with a head for politics
• A face only a chick could love
• Never a drought of inspiration
• News In Brief
• The dotted line
• Sicilian fishermen still sing for their tuna
• New US aid to Colombia - deeper into the antidrug mire
• Tapping oil reserve: good policy or politics?
• Interfaith effort for global problems
• Coming soon to a dorm near you
• Scouts can control membership
• Kids are one step ahead of Britneysaurus
• Faith Returns to the Public Square
• News In Brief
• A queen without a palace? Why, the very thought!
• Lessons in life and shifting gears
• A chapter ends in strange story of US and Cuba
• Unraveling a few political myths in spin city
• Poof! Goodbye computer...
• Supreme Court Remodels Wall Separating Church and State
• Churchgoing athlsts
• Dazzle of Nozzle Politics
• Astronaut Sally Ride
• Words of Note
• Congress moves to curb 'stealth PACs'