Vol. 129 No. 14
NATION
Haig wants another chance to say, "I am in control here"
American Notes CALIFORNIA
What's Yours Is Mine
American Notes CHICAGO
Dishonorable Opponents ,
American Notes CRIME
Etta Smith's Fatal Vision
American Notes INVENTIONS
Drunkproofing Automobiles
American Notes SPACE
A Bolt In the Blue
Balancing Act
In a sweeping decision, the high court expands affirmative action
Calm in The Eye of the Storm
Poindexter feels he kept the President properly informed
George
Shultz's Feisty Lawyer Abraham Sofaer draws fire as State Department legal adviser
Honduran Sting
House Of Horrors
Serial murder in Philadelphia
No More Baby Kissing
After a year under Mayor Clint, Carmel is lean and clean
The Marine Spy Scandal: "It's a Biggie"
Two guards accused of betraying the Moscow embassy to Soviet agents face espionage charges
The Presidency
A Trouper Plays America Again
The President's New Men
Baker picks a team that hopes to reinvigorate the White House
Which Actions Are Legal?
Whistling Dixie
Clinton and Gore to the fore
WORLD
Kabul strikes at Pakistan
Chad Down and Out
In Faya-Largeau Gaddafi and his Libyan troops suffer a devasting setback
China Settling for A Stalemate
For now, party leaders choose a middle road
Chirac: "We Need a Strong U.S."
France The Perils of Power Sharing
After a year of coexistence, Chirac proves it can be done
India End of an Enchanted Honeymoon
Once highly popular, Gandhi is losing his golden glow
Terrorism
Video Plea A hostage is reported gravely ill
The Philippines Tough Words from the Top
Faced with rebel intransigence, Aquino issues a battle cry
World Notes BRITAIN
How the Toads Cross the Road
World Notes DIPLOMACY
A Pen Pal for Mrs. T.
World Notes EL SALVADOR
Failing Marks For Kidnapers
World Notes THE AEGEAN
Major Alert, Minor Dispute
World Notes WEST GERMANY
Brandt's Bitter Farewell
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Protesters cite high cost and federal foot dragging
The Rebuilding of Remar Sutton (Health & Fitness)
How a jelly belly made his bod over and sold it too
SOCIETY
Lifted Lexicons (Living)
Spring Break at South Padre (Living)
Island Students find a new Fort Lauderdale on the Texas coast
RELIGION
A sex-and-money scandal tarnishes electronic evangelism
TECHNOLOGY
The Iranscam revelations raise thorny issues about privacy
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
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BUSINESS
They Do Leave The Radios
Business Notes FINANCE (Economy & Business)
Wall Street's Odd Couple
Business Notes HUNTING (Economy & Business)
Go Ahead, but Drop the Clubs
Business Notes LABOR (Economy & Business)
Maximizing The Minimum
Business Notes SCANDALS (Economy & Business)
Beer Boss Bites Bullet
Fighting The Trade Tilt (Economy & Business)
The U.S. fires protective tariffs at Japanese electronics products
Insurance for The Twilight Years (Economy & Business)
Life care takes the uncertainty out of retirement
Pied Piper to the Truly Rich (Economy & Business)
The U.S. cracks down on a tax-shelter scheme
Stain on A Shining Record (Economy & Business)
EDUCATION
Wrong Message from Academe
Colleges, say blacks, are doing too little too late about racism
LAW
Did Felix Frankfurter go too far to secure a famous victory?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
by Nadine Gordimer; Knopf; 336 pages; $18.95
Righteous In His Own Backyard (Theater)
FENCES by August Wilson
Room For One More? (Video)
The Fox network makes its move into prime time
Shark Parade TIN MEN (Cinema)
Directed and Written by Barry Levinson
Singular And Grand (Art)
Britons Modernism in London
Surfaces the Jaguar Smile (Books)
by Salman Rushdie Viking; 171 pages; $12.95
Trompe L'Oeil Artful Partners: Bernard Berenson and Joseph (Books)
Duveen by Colin Simpson Macmillan; 323 pages; $22.50 BERNARD BERENSON: THE MAKING OF A LEGEND by Ernest Samuels Harvard University; 680 pages; $25
Web Of Collaboration THE ASSAULT (Cinema)
Directed by Fons Rademakers; Screenplay by Gerard Soeteman
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ESSAY
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