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Presents several brief articles for July 23, 1998. First daily newspaper for women in Iran begun; Development of an ink that alternates between black and white; Photos of the largest moon in the solar system, Ganymede; Independent booksellers who are gaining clout through court; Use of cow manure to clean water.

Presents news briefs for July 9, 1998. Evidence which points to a sudden extinction of creatures from the Permian period; Cloned calves in Japan; The suit against the Massachusetts Department of Correction by several Native American inmates; Efforts by the Princess of Wales Memorial Fund to trademark Diana's face; Data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention which shows a declining abortion rate for teenagers; Efforts to control the caulerpa taxifolia algae.

Offers new briefs for July 2, 1998. United States birth statistics showing a decline in smoking during pregnancy; Military missile-detection satellites as an early warning system for forest fires; A composite pole from Powertrusion 2000 International Inc.; A US Supreme Court decision relating to the 1996 Military Honor and Decency Act.

Presents news world briefs for July 2, 1998. The winding down of United States President Clinton's trip to China; The accusation that the US fired a missile at a civilian water reservoir in Iraq; Albanian rebels try to keep Serb forces from recapturing territory; The first meeting of Northern Ireland's governing assembly; Exxon, Texaco and Chevron among the major US oil companies at a conference in London; More.