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Monitor articles for January 12, 1994

• The Enigmatic Voice of a Tree
• After a Slow Start in Europe, Clinton `Cranks'
• Have Tots ... Will Travel: Business Opens to a New Era
• Brazil Working to Protect Children
• A New Dawn Along the Mekong
• $500,000 PRIZE WILL RECOGNIZE INVENTORS
• Political Crisis Threatens Unity Of Two Yemens
• Peeking Into the Unknown
• Violence and Choice
• Hearings Target Quality Of School-Lunch Programs
• `Partnership' Is Fine, for Now
• Need for Official US Broadcasts Remains
• Fire Damage in Australia Leaves Questions Behind
• Russia's New Parliament May Prove Just as Problematic for Yeltsin
• Partnership for Peace Already Needs Overhaul
• Traditional Foes Take New Tack On Growth
• Waco Defendants Go on Trial
• Brazil Working to Protect Children
• Nigeria's New Leader Turns Back the Clock On Market Reforms
• The Young Tree
• Global Research Needs a Unified Approach
• US Takes Lead in Security Moves
• A Few Helpful Hints if You Go
• Whitewater Won't Sink President, Leach Says
• Common Goals Draw US, Europe Together
• Local Style, National Presence
• Notes on the Media
• True Independence: Dependence on God
• Salinas Shifts Strategy on Rebellion
• ANC-AVF TALKS STILL POSSIBLE
• EVENTS
• MEKONG ECOLOGY THREATENED BY SILTATION, DEFORESTATION
• Du Maurier and Rebecca Revisited
• Bridge Will Be First Link in a New Transportation Network
• Able Were We, on the Abel Tasman Track
• East Meets West in College Classes
• Activists Call on Clinton For Broad Investigation Of Federal Police Practices
• New Gold Mining Activity Surges Ahead in Australia