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Monitor articles for July 23, 1992

• Perfect Performance
• Japanese Firms Use Philanthropy To Build Image
• Nigerians Challenge State on Abuses
• Ode to equestrians
• The United States Has Global Biodiversity Programs
• How Much to Cut, How Much to Spare
• The United States and the New World Order
• Newspapers Reshuffle to Stay Afloat
• ROMAN SPONGE
• The United States Has Global Biodiversity Programs
• How Much to Cut, How Much to Spare
• Arabs Feel the Pressure Of Israel's Overtures
• Better to Have a Bird in a Bush
• Despite Flaws, `A Stranger' Aptly Visits Family Values
• Cold War Over, but US Continues Designing New Nuclear Weapons
• Gingrich Wins Close Race In Congressional Primary
• UN INSPECTION TEAM WITHDRAWS FROM STANDOFF IN IRAQ
• Will D.C. Readskins Stay or Go? Team Travel Is a Tough Call
• NOMINATIONS FOR PRIMETIME EMMY AWARDS ANNOUNCED
• Growing Spending On Plant, Equipment Sets Stage for Growth
• AIDS CONFERENCE
• Saving Places Of Unique Importance
• The Character of the Campaign
• The Limitations Of a UN `Army'
• The Mafia's Gauntlet
• Police Now Often Denied Once-Pervasive Respect
• The House That The Presidents Built
• Clinton-Gore Tour Ends
• News Currents
• VANCE BEGINS SOUTH AFRICA MISSION
• Mankind vs. humankind
• Aide Says Bush Loses If Economy Slumps
• German Opposition Fails to Block Adriatic Deployment
• The `Jell-O Molding' of America
• Houston Scrubs, Polishes To Put On Its Best Face As GOP Convention Host
• Environmental Might and National Security
• The Balkan Catastrophe
• Greece, Portugal Test EC Capacity to Grow
• One Paper on the Rebound