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Monitor articles for July 06, 1988

• Critics say British plan to alter secrecy law doesn't do enough
• ARTS SCENE
• Fairy-tale quality in Puerto Rican's art. Campeche, though untrained, succeeded in several fields
• Contras push for humanitarian aid - a plug for diplomacy
• Singapore's boom is great, but its laborers are few. A challenge to attract and retain good people
• Brokers have a busy year touting new closed-end funds
• Hunting for hidden missiles. INF Treaty inspectors begin their `sanctioned snooping'
• Spiritual resistance
• Glasnost meets Ivan the Careerist
• SUMMER THEATER. Would Sophocles recognize Williamstown's version of `Oedipus'?
• `World Monitor' to be on cable channel
• Tofu or not tofu? How you can turn a cream-colored, bland-tasting, custardlike food into a palatable meat substitute
• Building a dictionary of living language
• Prague gallery shares some of its modern treasures. Pioneering Czech artist steals the show
• Orwellian times?
• Bugs in her teeth. Heeding the call of the open road, a reporter joins the growing number of women who say, `No more back-of-the-bike'
• Afghan resistance shows no sign of letting up on Soviets
• Is the USSR headed toward bloom or doom?
• Leaning forward in a loge
• Palestinian uprising foists new role on UN aid workers
• Kasparov dominates Amsterdam tourney
• Tuning up US Latin policy
• Star wars: debunking astrology. Scientists try to counter `lack of skepticism' by public