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Monitor articles for April 15, 2002

• A fed-up landlord finds a tidier way to own real estate
• Waiting out battle, reporter finds unlikely companion: Palestinian boy
• Colombian kidnapping shows rebel group's strength
• Letters
• In defense of innocence
• April
• As Israeli tanks roll, views harden
• Schemes and loopholes: tales from the IRS
• Job prospectors mine a new vein
• Bids to simplify taxes run into a thicket of concerns
• The US's Mideast disconnect
• Now you know
• 'Tax man' shows a softer side
• Women's Pay Gap and Choice
• Cardinal Law stays on despite eroding support
• Veni, Vidi, Venezuela
• Why peace is hard sell for Powell
• Business & Finance
• My love is true, but is that blue?
• Reporters on the Job
• Truth behind the fiction of Italian-Americans
• Roads less traveled
• USA
• Etc...
• Made a tax mistake? How to set it straight
• Keeping Track: A tax-day look at how we square our debts with Uncle Sam
• O'Hare airport: test case for expansion plans
• A textile town reinvents itself as NASCAR's mecca
• I get back to the garden
• Will feds tackle telemarketers?
• Americans, Europeans differ on Mideast sympathies
• A designer tugs at Iran's fashion straitjacket
• World
• Market Monitor