Vol. 127 No. 26
NATION
A Nevada town faces unexploded bombs and simmering bias
A Flock of Fine-Tuned Favors
Squabbles over amendments delay the tax bill
A Sense of Where He Is
Persistence on tax reform pays off for Bill Bradley
American Notes Disasters
Collision Over the Canyon
American Notes Espionage
The Bureau's Bad Apple
American Notes First Family
Another Brief Appearance
American Notes Prisons
Running Out of Room
American Notes Seattle
More Capsule Casualties
Reagan's Mr. Right
Rehnquist is picked for the court's top job
The Court That Tilted and Veered
Warm Spirits, Cold Logic
WORLD
Pressures for a probe
SCIENCE
Are the Soviets ahead in space?
Defeat for Strict Creationists
"Evidence" of Dinosaur and Human Coexistence Proves False
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Fear of the vaccine mounts, and the number of cases doubles
SPORT
Len Bias dies at 22
BUSINESS
Canon's new SVS camera uses computer technology instead of film
Business Notes Antitrust (Economy & Business)
A Bid to Cap Fizzopoly
Business Notes Biotechnology (Economy & Business)
Debugging Bug Rules
Business Notes Regulation (Economy & Business)
Heads Butt Over an Ad
Business Notes Stocks (Economy & Business)
The Witch Was Busy
Business Notes Strikes (Economy & Business)
Phones Back in Service
EDUCATION
Britain's loss of bright young academics is America's gain