Vol. 112 No. 19
NATION
Carter proclaims his new plans鈥攁nd starts an uphill fight
Good Riddance
The Kind of Guy the President Likes
Cooking Brooke
The Senator is hurt by bookkeeping difficulties
Jake Butcher: Another Lance?
Griffin's Gaffe
"Senator No Show"
Percy's Problem
Alligators lying by the river
Is a Woman's Place in the House?
The feminist movement falters at Capitol Hill
Ghosts and Pecan Bars (The Presidency)
SALT'S Last (Big) 5%
Or, everyone going around in circles
Americanology
A Moscow view
Playing the China Card
Carter wants to recognize Peking, but it won't be easy
A Jury Sets Dr. X Free
But the Farber case is still unsettled
A Gothic Romance in Old Virginia
The "suicide" of the ambassador's daughter is a mystery
WORLD
The Nobel Committee shares the award for bad timing with Begin
Saints and Statesmen
Grasping at Levers
West Bank moderates grapple with the peace accords
China and Japan Hug and Make Up (ASIA)
Teng cuts a triumphant swath through Tokyo
Survival (IRAN)
The Shah reassesses, the opposition gets tougher
The Great Railway Disaster (ZAMBIA)
A Chinese-built export lifeline is all choked up
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Can interferon fight cancer?
SOCIETY
PRESS
RELIGION
And gives signs of being a strong-minded Pope
BUSINESS
As a bin-busting harvest rolls in, the rule is: Get big or get out
Advice and Dissent (Economy & Business)
EDUCATION
Caltech lures an Easterner to be its president
LAW
A searching new book sees no easy cure for criminal violence
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Doubled Up (Cinema)
Dylan and Young on the Road (Music)
There's a Small Hotel (Television)
The Duchess of Duke Street, PBS
The Rabbi and the Moving Blur (Art)
At the Guggenheim Museum, a Rothko retrospective
Passages of a Buried Life (Books)
Secular Grace (Books)
Pendulum Left (Books)
Editors' Choice (Books)
Best Sellers (Books / FICTION)
MILESTONES
PEOPLE
TO OUR READERS
LETTERS
ESSAY
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