Vol. 129 No. 17
NATION
Charged for His Dinner
American Notes NONPROLIFERATION
Curbs on the Big Rockets
American Notes PRISONS
Free Condoms For Convicts
American Notes PSYCHIATRY
Hinckley's Odd Pen Pals
American Notes TRAVEL
Passports From Afar
Fallout From The Scandal
Grappling With Growth
Florida gets a tax hike
Now, Super-Zero?
Gorbachev makes NATO an offer it can't easily refuse
Radio Daze
The FCC tries to clear the air
Slouching Toward an Arms Agreement
How zero option grew from a slogan into the prelude for a summit
Sneak Attack
The carrier battle goes on
The City That Isn't
A Texas town dissolves
The Loneliest Long-Distance Runner
Gary Hart begins his race for the presidency way ahead of the pack
WORLD
Is Not Negotiable" A determined President moves to quell a barracks rebellion
Chad Spoils of the Saharan Sands
Defeated Libyan troops leave a trove of weapons behind
Japan Yasu, the Chips Are Down
Nakasone is caught between the U.S. and the voters at home
Nicaragua
Lifeline for a Rebellion With U.S. help, the contras establish vital supply links
South Africa Campaign of The Iron Fist
A new crackdown on protesters backfires
South Korea Reforms On Hold
Election debates end abruptly
Soviet Union Tales from a Time of Terror
A novel suppressed for 20 years probes the Stalinist era
World Notes HUNGARY
Bold Tribute To a Hero
World Notes INDIA
Hanging Out The Dirty Linen
World Notes ISRAEL
Once More on The Hot Seat
World Notes SRI LANKA
Horror on a Jungle Road
World Notes TRAVEL
Irish Eyes Are Frowning
HEALTH & MEDICINE
But mystery still surrounds Andy Warhol's death
Aids And Women (Medicine)
Nonwhites face the biggest risk
Cancer: What Progress? (Medicine)
SOCIETY
Hands Up and Butts Out! (Living)
Beverly Hills outlaws smoking in restaurants
In Virginia: Homes with Gusto (American Scene)
PRESS
In a new pride of Pulitzers, three go to the Inquirer
SPORT
Milwaukee blows a bugle call on a Trebelhorn
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
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BUSINESS
Texaco's Chapter 11 buys time -- and maybe more
Attack Of Sticker Shock (Economy & Business)
Mortgage rates jump sharply
Business Notes AUTOS (Economy & Business)
Time to Take Stock
Business Notes CONSTRUCTION (Economy & Business)
His Assets Are Truly Liquid
Business Notes INVESTING (Economy & Business)
Getting Bullish On Bullion
Business Notes OIL (Economy & Business)
They Call It Drilling 101
Business Notes SMUGGLING (Economy & Business)
Shades of Eliot Ness!
Mellon Muscle (Economy & Business)
Reclaiming a family bank
Slowly Turning the Corner (Economy & Business)
Aquino sets the Philippines on the way to recovery
Sniffing (Economy & Business)
Out a Line of Coke Brokers Operation Closing Bell turns up drug dealing on Wall Street
Taxing Days of Change for IRAs (Economy & Business)
A savings plan is mourned
EDUCATION
Not Gunmen, but Smarties
A "mean" principal turns around a tough Detroit school
LAW
Sentences by the Book
More rational court penalties, but more prisoners too
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Serious Image Problem BEING INVISIBLE by Thomas Berger; Little, Brown; 262 pages; $16.95 MEMOIRS OF AN INVISIBLE MAN by H.F. Saint Atheneum; 396 pages; $18.95
Art, (Cinema)
War, Death and Sex Big issues in four "small" independent films
Bookends (Books)
Band on the Run (Music)
U2 soars with a top album, a hot tour and songs of spirit and conscience
Hill Street, Hail and Farewell (Video)
A groundbreaking show heads for its final roll call
Mary, Mary HOW I GREW (Books)
by Mary McCarthy Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 278 pages; $16.95
Out Of (Art)
Grime, a Domain of Light Cleaning the Sistine Chapel reveals a new Michelangelo
Ranting, Raving, Doing the Dishes (Video)
A new group of offbeat comics thrives on cable