Vol. 126 No. 11

NATION

American Notes Hartford
Blunted Machetes

American Notes Milwaukee Flight 105's Final Message; American Notes the Pentagon Calling Out the Reserves

American Notes Tucson
A Godfather Goes to Jail

An Illusion of Constant Values

Back to the Bargaining Table
An appeals court rejects "comparable worth"

Baseball's Drug Scandal
With the races heating up, the game gets a black mark from a white powder

Escalating the Propaganda War
As the world studies Gorbachev's words, Moscow resumes its blitz

Santa Barbara
The Peepers on the Hill

The Presidency
Fewer Hopes, Cooler Heads

The President's Hardest Sell
Congress grumbles that trade, not tax reform, is the real issue

Trial By Fire and Water
A New Jersey city is torched, and the Gulf Coast drenched

When Brother Kills Brother
Black-on-black violence is an unspoken but growing national scourge

WORLD

A Happy, Prosperous Life

Afghanistan Ferocious Fight
Soviets mount a big offensive

South Africa Reagan's Abrupt Reversal
The President prepares to match Congress's sanctions line for line

Soviet Union Where the Right People Rest
Workers seek a paradise of 55-minute suntans and early nights

Taiwan Island of Quiet Anxiety
After two major scandals, Chiang tries to restore confidence

Waiting for an Explosion

SCIENCE

A Hot-Wiring Job in Orbit (Space)
Astronauts use an earthly trick to start a satellite

After 73 Years,
A Titanic FIND Using an underwater marvel, scientists finally locate the great ship

Argo's Golden Feat

When the Great Ship Went Down

HEALTH & MEDICINE

Buying Time with an Artificial Pump (Medicine)
The youngest Jarvik-7 recipient later gets a human heart

Moderne Is Newer Than Nouvelle (Food)
Cabbage, ravioli and mashed potatoes take Paris by storm

Smoke Signs (Medicine)
Little reason to celebrate

SOCIETY

In Washington: There's Life in Old Maps (American Scene)

PRESS

Newswatch Maneuvers En Route to the Summit

TECHNOLOGY

"Tools in the Hands of Kids" (Computers)
Schools will open with a new emphasis on practical skills

BUSINESS

A Chance to Stack the Fed (Economy & Business)
Reagan's appointments may tip the balance among doves, hawks and owls

American Notes Consultants (Economy & Business)
When in Trouble, Dial-An-analyst

American Notes Mortgages (Economy & Business)
Short and Sweet

Business Notes Drugs (Economy & Business)
Here Come the Sons of Valium

Business Notes Opec Psst! (Economy & Business)
Want Some Cheap Crude?

Business Notes Stocks (Economy & Business)
Rhapsody in Big Blue

Empty Hands Across the Waters (Economy & Business)
Latin American borrowers balk at demands by Western lenders

Insurance Shock (Economy & Business)
Premiums up, coverage down

Placing the Blame At E.F. Hutton (Economy & Business)
After an outsider's probe, the broker disciplines 14 executives

Tv Mushrooms in the Backyard (Economy & Business)
Satellite dishes are pulling in a galaxy of viewers

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Bookends (Books)

Coming Up From Nowhere (Video)
With class, smarts and luck, NBC has become the Cinderella network of '85

Cool Cops, Hot Show (Video)
With flashy visuals and a rock score, Miami Vice sets a new TV beat

Enclaves in Country (Books)
by Bobbie Ann Mason Harper & Row; 247 pages; $15.95

Innocent with an Explanation the Accidental Tourist by Anne Tyler; Knopf; 355 pages; $16.95 (Books)

MILESTONES

Milestones

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PEOPLE

People

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TO OUR READERS

A Letter From the Publisher (Publisher's Letter)

ESSAY

Who Is Buried in Grant's Tomb?