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Monitor articles for June 14, 1994

• Russian Ecologists Seek Safer Technology From US in Scrapping Nuclear Submarines
• Keep Korea Crisis Cool
• Bosnian Cease-Fire Holds As Mediators Plan Talks
• States Snap at Congress: Stop Mandated Sentencing
• Russian Organized Crime Infiltrates Economy, Threatens Foreign Investment
• Reclaiming The Ancient Lands Of the `Old Ones'
• Take a Trip to the Electronic Wild West
• The World Bank Is Not a Police Force
• The Surprising Beneficiary Of the Hand-Held Computer
• When New Cars Go Electric
• EVENTS
• Politics, Morals, and `Opting Out' of War
• Three Novels Explore Midlife Aimlessness
• Euro-vote Stuns Most Leaders, But Germans Make Kohl's Day
• Greek Troupe Looks to Its Roots In Interpreting Ancient Tragedy
• A Step Closer to Peace in Angola?
• The Soldier's Lethal Litter: Unexploded Bombs in US HL: As many military target ranges close, cleanup may take decades, big budget, careful handling
• Is Life Insurance for Kids Necessary? Many Say `No'
• The Electronic Typewriter: Don't Write It Off Just Yet
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• Spit-and-Polish Military Looks at Its Own Big Messes
• `Woman Warrior' Finds a Voice
• Big Apple Proposes Biting Back At Public Smokers
• `Carousel' Gets Brass Ring
• The World Bank Is Not a Police Force
• Honoring Teens on the Way Back Up
• Mapping the Route to Confirmation Fairness
• A Cut-Rate America's Cup; Book Bargain for World Cup
• US Races to Cork Atomic Genie
• A passionate defense of Sondheim
• Rebel Forces Claim to Take Key City in Rwanda
• Disposal of Warhead Plutonium Awaits Federal Study of Options
• Overseas, US Pushes Its New Trade Goals
• Raising Stakes in Haiti
• Combating Temptation
• Max and the Solar Eclipse