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Monitor articles for July 30, 1996

• Girls Find Strong Role Model In 'Harriet the Spy'
• Worth Noting on TV
• A Chincoteague Pony
• 'Children Come First' - A Campaign to Make Good on the Rhetoric
• Sports Calendar
• Parental-Rights Revolt Takes Root Across US
• Emerging-Market Stock Funds Promise High Average Return
• From a Town's Need, a Legend Was Born
• Watching for What?
• Long Hunger Strike In Turkey Speeds Prison Reforms
• A 'Primary Colors' Of Years Past
• News In Brief
• It's Wall Street Over 'Baywatch' In Search for Summer Work
• A Hot Potato Issue for NATO: Including E. Europe in Alliance
• 'A Time to Kill' Hits on Relevant Race Issues, Misses Key Insights
• Chinese Students Click Away on Ancient 'Computers'
• Lesson From Atlanta Pipe Bomb: 'Tips' From the Public Can Help
• A Freer Country Means A More Prosperous People
• Growing Number Of Women Wield State Court Gavels
• Children at the Controls
• Pulling Palestinians out of Dumps All Part of Israeli Leader's Plan
• Decathlon: The Quest to Be The Greatest in the World
• Desegregation Dilemma
• Computer Centers Find Techno-Literacy Gap Persists
• The Time Has Come For Geothermal Heat Pumps
• Stock Car King Hits Political Race Track
• Readers' Teenspeak
• Teens on the Scene: Cub Reporters Cover Olympics
• Chinese 'Ralph Naders' Won't Take It Anymore
• A Run Through History
• NBC and the Slighted Sports