Vol. 129 No. 5
NATION
A Latter-Day Forger
The author of faked Mormon papers pleads guilty to murder
A Shield Against Arms Control
Weinberger calls for an early deployment of SDI
American Notes AVIATION
A Rash of Collisions
American Notes CALIFORNIA
And Baby Makes Two
American Notes CONVENTION SITES
"Hostage" to $50 Million
American Notes NEW MEXICO
Taking It Off Together
American Notes OREGON
A Blast from The Past
Attitudes In
Black and White
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
Cold Turkey
A ban on smoking -- at home
Double-Dealing Over Iran
CIA squabbling may have led to the arms-for-hostages scandal
Flocking Together on Trade
Congress and Reagan move toward a bill on "competitiveness"
Jess And Les
And the stress on seniority
Racism On The Rise
From Howard Beach to Forsyth County
Slow Descent into Hell
WORLD
China
A Crackdown Campaign Goes On Peking purges liberals and slows economic reforms
Soviet Union Siren Songs from Moscow
Exiled artists receive an offer that may be hard to refuse
Terrorism
A Frenzy of Hostage Taking Eight are kidnaped in Beirut after a hijack suspect's arrest
The Gulf
The Long Siege of Basra Iraqi defenders stall an Iranian assault on a strategic city
The Philippines Death In Manila
A shooting leaves Aquino in trouble
Thinking About Home
World Notes IRELAND
Deciding To Split
World Notes ITALY
Supper Hours Are Ending
World Notes SOUTH KOREA
Admission Of Torture
World Notes THAILAND
A Rite of Forgiveness
World Notes YUGOSLAVIA
Bon Voyage To an Old Rebel
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Ads That Shatter an Old Taboo
(Health & Fitness)
Fear over AIDS puts condom commercials on TV
Campaigns
(Health & Fitness)
Round the World
SOCIETY
Fateful Decisions on Treating AIDS
(Ethics)
New drugs and future vaccines confront doctors with tough choices
TECHNOLOGY
The Wall Comes Tumbling Down
(Computers)
Apple and IBM reach for common ground
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time
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BUSINESS
Business Notes CREDIT CARDS
(Economy & Business)
Robin Hood To the Rescue
Business Notes DEALS
(Economy & Business)
Hanging In There -- Barely
Business Notes FINANCE
(Economy & Business)
A Tale of Two Cities
Business Notes LABOR
(Economy & Business)
The Fighters Call It Quits
Business Notes ROCKETS
(Economy & Business)
Boost for a Space Racer
Cover Stories
(Economy & Business)
A Homecoming Lament
Cover Stories
(Economy & Business)
Accountants to Zoologists
Cover Stories: Pul-eeze! Will Somebody Help Me?
(Economy & Business)
Frustrated American consumers wonder where the service went
Cover Stories: Where the Customer Is Still King
(Economy & Business)
A gallery of U.S. companies that prosper by aiming to please
That Crazy Stock Market
(Economy & Business)
As the economy weakens, Wall Street has its wildest swing ever
LAW
Considering The Alternatives
Crowded prisons spark less confining punishments
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Another
(Art)
Temple For Modernism The Met's 20th century wing
Books
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Directed by Arthur Hiller Screenplay by Leslie Dixon
Peter
(Dance)
Martins' Little Nothings Young talent at City Ballet
The Groove Carries On
(Music)
To
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