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Monitor articles for August 10, 1995

• France Grabs Bullhorn, Yells Across Atlantic
• A Chinese 'Ms.' Magazine Gives Women A Peek Outside
• Why Networks Are Hot Buys
• ECONOMIC REPORTS
• America's Hot Job Markets
• Seeing What God Made
• Fight Over Changing How the West Is Run
• Santa Fe Sheds Southwestern Kitsch
• WORDS OF NOTE
• When Workers Double as Parents And Vice Versa
• Pols Flock to Perot Conclave In Bid to Woo Swing Voters
• Congress's Fall Forecast
• Students Give German Universities a C-Minus
• GOP Fattens Up Pentagon, but at What Cost?
• The Invisible Fathers
• The Plum Tree's Place In the Yard and in Memory
• Yugoslavs en famille
• Summer Salads Toss Grains With Greens
• Rubin: Clinton Won't Flip-Flop Over Budget
• A Burma Road Journey in China
• Bombing Trial Will Test US Justice System
• At Least in the East, Lecture Halls Aren't Overcrowded
• You Too Could Be Thomas Edison
• Boredom Prompts Exodus of Talent From British Parliament
• News In Brief
• Discovery's New 'Popular Mechanics' To Target Tinkerers on Daytime TV
• Lasting Legacy Of the A-Bomb: Hiroshima, City of Peace
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• ON STAGE
• Two-State Solution Crumbles Under West Bank Construction
• Notes From a Wedding Under the Trees
• Congress Takes a Swing At Baseball Owners
• Belgrade Aghast as Refugees Flood In
• OUT ON VIDEO