Vol. 131 No. 25
NATION
Congress adds to the health plan -- but not with Pepper
A Tale of Two Childhoods
Dukakis and Bush: upper-middle-class drive vs. patrician noblesse oblige
American Notes CONGRESS
The Speaker On the Spot
American Notes CRIME
The Stain Game
American Notes DRUGS
Less Than Zero Tolerance
American Notes FLORIDA
Stalking the Wild Alligator
American Notes POLYGRAPHS
Ask Me No Questions . . .
Bringing The Pentagon to Heel
Frank Carlucci has Washington's toughest job -- and may even keep it next year
One At A Time
Separate trials for Ollie's army
Ready To Play Ball?
Jackson throws a troublesome pitch
Tawana Brawley: Case vs. Cause
How a rape investigation has fired up a political movement
The Primary Lessons of 1988
After four months, 35 million votes and 50 debates . . .
WORLD
A new treaty provides for the continent's development
France Mitterrand's Short Coattails
A weary electorate sends the Socialists a message
Middle East The P.L.O.: Back Onstage
After a period of decline, Arafat's stock gets a boost
South Africa Fighting On
Blacks call a general strike
The Gulf Iran on the Defensive
Military setbacks aggravate tension at home
World Notes ARMS CONTROL
Practice for a Drawdown
World Notes BRITAIN
No More Free Nukes
World Notes EAST GERMANY - Owning Up for The Holocaust
World Notes SOUTH KOREA
A Halt to Merger Mania
SOCIETY
America returns to the garden
In Rhode Island: Book Talk Among Friends (American Scene)
Of Apple Trees and Roses (Living)
Why Mothers Kill Their Babies (Behavior)
Severe distress afflicts some women in the months after giving birth
RELIGION
Historic events signal growing respectability for long-persecuted Christians
TECHNOLOGY
What in the world is Steve Jobs doing, and when will he do it?
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Vol. 131 No. 25
Time Magazine Masthead June 20, 1988 (Masthead)
Vol. 131 No. 25
BUSINESS
Countdown to A Thiokol Exit
Business Notes FAMILY FEUDS (Economy & Business)
Gucci's Empire Splits a Seam
Business Notes INVESTIGATIONS (Economy & Business)
Get the Show On the Road
Business Notes JOB SAFETY (Economy & Business)
A Huff About Air in the Mines
Business Notes TAKEOVERS (Economy & Business)
Mowing Down The Invaders
Labor's Boardroom (Economy & Business)
Guerrilla Ray Rogers leads the union fight against International Paper
On A Wing And a Payoff (Economy & Business)
Northrop faces an F-20 probe
Too Far Gone To Bring Back (Economy & Business)
Liquidating two big S and Ls
We Can Work It Out (Economy & Business)
The communique the Toronto summiteers will, alas, never produce
EDUCATION
U.S. students are barely beyond the basics
LAW
But a new program may encourage more lawyers to help
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
DEAF AND BLIND PBS; June 17, 18, 24 and 25 on most stations
Arnold Wry RED HEAT (Cinema)
Do You Wanna Dirty Dance? (Music)
From the shopping mall to the concert hall, it's a '60s flashback
Game Plan FEAR NO EVIL (Books)
by Natan Sharansky Translated by Stefani Hoffman Random House; 437 pages; $19.95
Giving Success a Good Name (Art)
Hockney's skill and wit create a consistent world
I Sing the Body Athletic BULL DURHAM (Cinema)
Directed and Written by Ron Shelton
Kidvid Cuts (Video)
Maine Lines LETOURNEAU'S USED AUTO PARTS (Books)
by Carolyn Chute Ticknor & Fields; 244 pages; $16.95
Perils Of Pablo PICASSO: CREATOR AND DESTROYER (Books)
by Arianna Stassinopoulos Huffington Simon & Schuster; 558 pages; $22.95