Vol. 131 No. 21
NATION
Congress does unto others what it will not do unto itself
American Notes ALASKA
Arctic Bears On the Prowl
American Notes DRUGS
Riding High on The Rails ;
American Notes NEW ORLEANS
History in Ashes
American Notes WASHINGTON
Ollie, the Artful Dodger
American Notes WILDLIFE
Saying No to Panda-monium
Dukakis'Type of Place
The Kennedy School tries to make governing a science
The Presidency
In Reagan's Defense
Throwing the Books At Him
Washington's Master Leakers
How two crusaders use secret information to manipulate policy
Why He's a Target
The fault, dear Reagan, is not in our stars, but in ourselves
WORLD
The Afghanistan pullout is part of a slick new Soviet diplomatic offensive
Espionage No Regrets Kim Philby: 1912-1988
France Holding Most of the Cards
After a stunning win, Mitterrand plays his ace: a snap election
Middle East Day by Day with the Intifadeh
Defying Israel's rule, Palestinians become self-reliant
Nato: Alliance a la Carte?
A Danish election raises the issue of pick-and-choose defense
Nicaragua Rebel Rousers
A revolt in the ranks
Shi'Ite Against Shi'ite
Three Years in the Belly of Beirut
A freed French hostage recounts the horrors of his captivity
World Notes HISTORICAL NOTES
Sir Francis Who?
World Notes INDIA
The Blood Of Punjab
World Notes JAPAN
Okuno the Outspoken
World Notes POLAND
Heads High, Hands Empty
World Notes SOVIET UNION
An Opposition Party? Nyet!
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Rapid-fire discoveries are revealing how the body's immune system endlessly fights off disease -- and occasionally goes awry
How A Miracle Drug Disarms The Body's Defenses (Medicine)
Meaty Matters (Health & Fitness)
Is beef now good for you?
Perils of The Tanning Parlor (Health & Fitness)
Doctors worry about the effects of ultraviolet radiation
Speeding The Glow (Health & Fitness)
Therapies Bolster (Medicine)
The Battle Against Cancer
SOCIETY
PRESS
Jane Amsterdam and the New York Post make an odd couple
RELIGION
The fast-growing Muslim community is invisible no longer
SPORT
A depressed Zola Budd turns her back on her running career
A Heady Mix: Booze and Baseball
Bottom of the ninth, the barstools were loaded and Billy was out
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
People
People
People
People
Time (Contents)
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Time (Masthead)
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BUSINESS
Curbing a disputed stock play
Blowing Off Some Steam (Economy & Business)
With the economy threatening to overheat, Greenspan fights to avert an inflationary explosion
Business Notes AIRLINES (Economy & Business)
Fatal Error In the Cockpit
Business Notes CRIME (Economy & Business)
Justice at The Checkout
Business Notes DISCOVERIES (Economy & Business)
Biotech Sleuths Snare a Virus
Business Notes TAKEOVERS (Economy & Business)
Brawling Over J.R.'s Creator
From Russia, With Profits (Economy & Business)
Western companies can make money out of glasnost
In Demand: the Class of '88 (Economy & Business)
Short On Cash, Long on Coping (Economy & Business)
Despite sanctions, Panamanians -- including Noriega -- get by
LAW
The Rough-Sex Defense
When killers blame erotic impulses, does rough justice result?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Music by Michael Gore; Lyrics by Dean Pitchford Book by Lawrence D. Cohen
The Empire Strikes Out WILLOW (Cinema)
Directed by Ron Howard; Screenplay by Bob Dolman
Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted IN SEARCH OF J.D. SALINGER by Ian Hamilton Random House; 224 pages; $17.95 (Books)
Two More Pokes in the CBS Eye (Video)
New books make villains of Dan Rather and Van Gordon Sauter