Vol. 131 No. 18
NATION
The Siberian Connection
American Notes EVANGELISM
Praise the Lord, Pay IRS
American Notes NEW HAMPSHIRE
Slamming the Closet Door
American Notes PORNOGRAPHY
Hanging Up On Porn
American Notes ROMANCE
GWTW: the Sequel
Marathon Man
But can the Duke unite the party?
During His First 100 Days . . .
How Dukakis would handle being the Governor of the entire nation
Inside The Brain Trust
Kitty Provides the Passion
She won't unpack in front of him, but they share everything else
Meese "Malaise"
Reagan gets an earful
Rooting for "Michalis"
Send Them a Message
A battle over plant closings imperils the trade bill
The Nova That Stayed Nebulous
Al Gore ran as someone worse than he actually is
The Presidency
Of Poets and Word Processors
Who Needs Bridges?
With the roadways jammed, commuters take to ferries
WORLD
Afghanistan Looking Toward the Final Days
Kabul comes down with a case of the pre-pullout jitters
Middle East Assignment: Murder
How Israel planned the killing of Arafat's right-hand man
Nicaragua A Town That Peace Forgot
In a long-besieged village, the residents remain skeptical
Soviet Union Clash of the Comrades
Gorbachev tangles subtly with reform's chief critic
The Gulf Tangling with Tehran
In its most serious strike yet, the U.S. hits Iranian ships and oil platforms in a daylong naval action
World Notes BRITAIN
Loutish Behavior
World Notes DISPUTES
Fishing for A Fight
World Notes ISRAEL
How Could One Forget?
World Notes ITALY
The Return of Celestine V
World Notes SOUTH AFRICA
Try a Little Tenderness
SCIENCE
Geneticists confirm that Thoroughbreds are not getting faster
On The Wings of Mythology
Once again a Greek flies from Crete under his own power
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Doctors puzzle over why some AIDS sufferers can hang on to life
Early Warnings (Medicine)
An uproar over Accutane
Measured Danger (Medicine)
The Bitter Cost (Medicine)
Dangers of multiple births
SOCIETY
The Senate says they were wrongly interned during World War II
In Michigan: The Music Fades (American Scene)
The Dilemmas of Childlessness (Behavior)
Careers and indecision are leading many to bypass parenthood
SPORT
Woes of the O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-Orioles
TECHNOLOGY
The Hannover hacker is tracked down by a Berkeley whiz
First Peek at a Stealthy Plane
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time (Contents)
Magazine contents page May 2, 1988 Vol. 131 No. 18
Time (Masthead)
Magazine Masthead May 2, 1988 Vol. 131, No. 18
BUSINESS
The thrifts may be on the mend
Bring on The Reruns! (Economy & Business)
With its writers on strike, Hollywood is running out of material
Business Notes AIRLINES (Economy & Business)
Throttling Back The Giveaways
Business Notes Bequest from The Blue (Economy & Business)
Business Notes HOSTELRIES (Economy & Business)
Tucked Away For That Tuck
Business Notes PERSONAL COMPUTERS (Economy & Business)
The New Kid Is a Clone
Business Notes PEST CONTROL (Economy & Business)
From Worms To Riches
Perestroika To Pizza (Economy & Business)
After a long cold spell, U.S.-Soviet ventures are brewing once again
They Make Good Things for Flying (Economy & Business)
GE's turbofans have become the most popular engines in the sky
EDUCATION
Colleges chase stars while a lot of good students go begging
LAW
The Battle over Baby K.
Native Americans resist adoption of their children by non-Indians
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Biological View THE TALE OF LEAR (Theater)
Adapted from Shakespeare by Tadashi Suzuki
Changing The Face of Prime Time (Video)
Trendsetting Producer Steven Bochco turns out hits by rocking the boat
Cocksure William F. Buckley, Jr.: Patron Saint of the Conservatives by John B. Judis Simon & Schuster; 528 pages; $22.95 (Books)
Hitchcrock a Time of Destiny (Cinema)
Opera for The Inoperative (Cinema)
Catchy tunes and deep passions highlight the Aria anthology
Sexual Chemistry Sans Catalyst MACBETH (Theater)
by William Shakespeare
The Show-Off MOON TIGER (Books)
by Penelope Lively Grove; 208 pages; $15.95
Toward A Mummified Sublime Using black glop, Donald Sultan produces gloomy elegance (Art)