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Monitor articles for February 27, 1996

• Rust-Belt Republican Fights to Keep His Seat
• Preventing Teen Drug Abuse
• When Tempted
• A Border Town Warns Main Street, USA to Adapt
• SPORTS NOTEBOOK
• News In Brief
• The Landscape of an American Ghetto
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• True Colors: Trial of Chicago's 'Disciples'
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• The Small-Time Bookshop: Gone but Not Forgotten
• CD REVIEWS
• The Soil Is No Longer So Fertile for Apple's Macintoshes
• Spies R Not Us
• What's New on US Income-Tax Forms
• Texas-Sized Trade With Mexico Sends Signal to Wary Californians
• Buchanan's Message Catches on Like Arizona Brush Fire
• Mexicans Likely To Beat Americans For Skilled Jobs Along the Border
• Small-Company Stocks May Lag Behind Blue Chips in '96
• How Bradley Would Fare in '96 Race
• Democracy at Risk in S. Africa
• China's Plans for Hong Kong Run Into a Clash of Cultures
• The Caribbean Provides a Paradise for Inputting
• Secondary Colors
• Why It's Time for a New Policy on Iran
• WORDS OF NOTE
• A High School Hero and the Question of Race
• A Family Warily Welcomes Television-Show Ratings
• Florida Farmers Raise Cane Over Mexican Tomatoes
• Health-Care Reform Redux: A Push for Modest Changes
• South Africa's Growth Fails to Produce Jobs
• Tucking In
• Illuminating a High-Tech World of Smoke and Mirrors
• Tiny Baltic State Keeps Charging a Touchy Debate Over Who Should Belong
• Buchanan's Message Catches on Like Arizona Brush Fire