Vol. 130 No. 2
NATION
Anatomy of a Murder Charge
American Notes DRUGS
Just Say Nyet
American Notes FLORIDA
Trauma Time For Doctors
American Notes LIQUOR
Drinks All Around
American Notes RUMORS
Speak No Evil
Bugproofing The Embassy
A plan for the Moscow post
Catching The Last
Train to the Court
Ollie's Turn
As North finally tells his story, larger questions remain
On The Firing Line, Mostly Blanks
Seven Democrats emerge as Not-Ready-for-Prime-Time Players
One In Two? Not True
A pollster disputes divorce rates
The Battle Begins
Bork's nomination is likely to stir a fiercely political Senate fight
The Boxcar That Became a Coffin
18 aliens die in Texas
The Marine's Private Army
Former spooks and oddball operatives made up North's band
The Presidency
"We're Still Jefferson's Children"
True Belief Unhampered by Doubt
From small-town boy to shadow Secretary of State, Oliver North did not know when to stop
WORLD
"Tomorrow Will Be Different"
China The Old Man and the Mountains
As conservatives stumble, Deng's reformists make a comeback
France A Verdict on the Butcher
After a final scuffle with history, Barbie is convicted
Middle East Welcoming Back the Bear
Exploiting U.S. woes, Soviet diplomacy is again on the march
South Korea Suddenly, A New Day
Roh Tae Woo's daring offer calms a crisis
Soviet Union Not Just Another Pretty Face
Gorbachev's p.r. man moves toward the No. 2 job
World Notes ANGOLA
Freedom for an Errant Flyer
World Notes DIPLOMACY
Battle of the Embassies
World Notes HAITI
Eternity Is Just Too Long
World Notes PANAMA
Message to The General
World Notes SOVIET UNION
With Friends Like These . . .
HEALTH & MEDICINE
A symbol of hippiedom is reincarnated in suburbia
Slapping Down The Mosquito (Medicine)
Steps Toward a Brave New World (Medicine)
The rush is on to treat neural disorders with brain implants
PRESS
When In Doubt, Run the Royals
Britain's tabloids once again play up the palace
RELIGION
Oral Roberts stirs controversy with an extraordinary claim
SPORT
From Speier to Dwyer, everyone is swinging from the heels
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
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BUSINESS
Labor is growing restless as productivity rises and wages shrink
Antitrust (Economy & Business)
Mixed Signals On Mergers
Auctions (Economy & Business)
Van Gogh Is Still Hot
Banking (Economy & Business)
Paying More For Fast Cash
Business Notes AUTOS (Economy & Business)
Iacocca Says I'm Sorry
How to Steal The Paris Air Show (Economy & Business)
The Soviets sizzle and the U.S. fizzles at Le Bourget
In Debt? Ring Up the Louvre (Economy & Business)
A select club hears Third World pleas for payment relief
Limping Along In Robot Land (Economy & Business)
A once hopeful U.S. industry goes awry
Making Amends (Economy & Business)
Top Toshiba executives resign
Publishing (Economy & Business)
Tokyo's Foxy Biz Whiz
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Directed by Joe Dante Screenplay by Jeffrey Boam and Chip Proser
Abstraction And Popeye's Biceps (Art)
The sweet, rambunctious paintings of Elizabeth Murray
Lost In Space (Cinema)
Meatless Friday (Cinema)
The Carson of the Literary Set (Video)
France's hottest talk-show host specializes in, yes, books
The Prom Queen of Soul (Show Business)
Whitney Houston is sleek, sexy, successful -- and, surprise, she can sing