Vol. 129 No. 6
NATION
The Senate's Iran report points to disputes among Reagan's aides
American Notes ENVIRONMENT
Dumping a Hot Potato
American Notes MASSACHUSETTS
Ah, Wilderness
American Notes Teenagers
Bells Are Ringing
American Notes TEXAS
A Piece of The Old West
Building From The Bottom Up
Developers try new approaches to solve the housing crisis
Freedom Of Choice
In God We Trust
Live Opposition
Pursuit Of Tackiness
Hype and hoopla surround the Constitution's 200th birthday
The Presidency
No Popularity Contest
The State Of Reagan
Once more with feeling -- but did anyone care?
WORLD
Yevtushenko writes about new leaders and old fears
Presidential Blessings
Soviet Union
The Call To Reform Gorbachev condemns past Communist Party mistakes and offers bold plans for change
Terrorism
A Deepening Sense of Frustration Terry Waite vanishes, and the U.S. bars travel to Lebanon
The Philippines
Bungled Coup, Foiled Return More troubles for Aquino
Third World
Hard Times for Foreign Aid Donors are closely examining the efficiency of programs
World Notes CHINA
Bad News Or No News?
World Notes DIPLOMACY
An Agreement To Disagree
World Notes JAPAN
Global Affairs Are a Bummer
World Notes NICARAGUA
To Miami, With Relief
SCIENCE
Protecting land the businesslike way -- by buying it
How To Win a Nobel Prize
A new book takes aim at an award-winning physicist
SOCIETY
Welcome to The Fresh Follies (Living)
Lacroix conquers Paris
PRESS
Short-Notice Wisdom
SPORT
Auld Mug's Game Winning the Cup depends on years of high-tech teamwork
Cover Stories: Going For the Cup
Dennis Conner is racing to come back
TECHNOLOGY
Oooh! Cut It Out!" In Boston, intelligent machines talk, paint, see and suffer
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
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BUSINESS
Sex Change At the Bank
Business Notes COMPUTERS (Economy & Business)
The Billionaire And the Kid
Business Notes DEALS (Economy & Business)
Buying Back The Lost Baby
Business Notes MERGERS (Economy & Business)
Take the Train To the Plane
Business Notes WINDFALLS (Economy & Business)
Being Invisible Is Really Inside
Europe's Recovery Keeps Rolling (Economy & Business)
But not fast enough to satisfy an impatient White House
Even Golden Boys Can Tarnish (Economy & Business)
A high-level firing shakes the J. Walter Thompson ad agency
In (Economy & Business)
Playland, Secrets 'R Us
Socking It to Imports (Economy & Business)
The Administration gets tough with the trade deficit
Zap,Zap! You're Dead, Lord Dread! (Economy & Business)
Interactive toys enable children to get in on the TV action
LAW
Mixed message from a legal battle over facts and fiction
Return To Sender
Salinger throws a writer's block
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
ABC's upcoming epic about a Soviet takeover stirs a furor
Bookends (Books)
Entries a Client Called Noah (Books)
by Josh Greenfeld Holt; 371 pages; $18.95
Knight-Errant Hoosiers (Cinema)
Directed by David Anspaugh Screenplay by Angelo Pizzo
Random (Art)
Bits from the Image Haze At the Whitney, the "appropriations" of Painter David Salle
Talkin' 'Bout (Cinema)
My Generation LIGHT OF DAY Directed and Written by Paul Schrader
When The (Books)
Ghost Stories Came True CAMBODIAN WITNESS by Someth May; Random House; 287 pages; $17.95