Vol. 132 No. 14
NATION
How Wobbly The Goblin
American Notes AIRCRAFT
Cheaper -- and Better
American Notes LOS ANGELES
Justice for Camarena
American Notes MARRIAGE
What Mama Never Told Her
American Notes NEW YORK CITY
Murder in the Cathedral
Campaign Issues Deficits: Lunchtime Is Over
An Icy Duke Edges Out Bush in a Taut Debate
Behind in the polls, Dukakis attacks on drugs, the deficits, Iran and Quayle
It's The Year Of the Handlers
Staffers like Baker and Sasso more than ever control the message
Kings of The Hill Who needs Dukakis?
Congress is getting its way now
The Cool Texan: Master of the Game
The Natural: A Feel for Politics
WORLD
Revolts in Burma and Haiti underscore the elusiveness of democracy
Diplomacy To Deal or Not to Deal
Where should the line be drawn in seeking to free hostges?
Japan Vigil for a Failing Emperor
A nation prays for Hirohito
Lebanon Religious
Differences Who will succeed Gemayel?
Poland "Eventually We Will Win"
Walesa looks ahead to talks
Siege of The Sergeants
Soviet Union Show of Force
In Yerevan Ethnic unrest erupts again
Sudan Drowning in a River of Woe
After famine, disease, war and debt come floods and locusts
World Notes BRITAIN
Socking It to The Bad Guys
World Notes ISRAEL
Blasting into The Space Club
World Notes NICARAGUA
Open Secrets, Closed Doors
World Notes SOVIET UNION
Bottoms Up, Mikhail
World Notes SWEDEN
Color It Red And Green
SCIENCE
The renowned scientist takes charge of the genome project
SOCIETY
True Confessions by Telephone (Behavior)
A call-in service for those who need to bare their souls
RELIGION
Can U.S. Judaism afford to say yes? Can it afford not to?
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time Magazine Contents Page October 3, 1988 (Contents)
Vol. 132 No. 14
Time Magazine Masthead October 3, 1988 (Masthead)
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BUSINESS
Foreclosures And Fire Sales
Business Notes INVESTMENTS (Economy & Business)
A Really Hot Stock Tip
Business Notes PERSONAL FINANCE (Economy & Business)
Billionaire Bankrupts
Business Notes PRODUCTS (Economy & Business)
Pooches Pick Up the Scent
Special Report: Family Ties (Economy & Business)
Do-It-Yourself Scheduling
Special Report: Family Ties (Economy & Business)
Splitting Up The Work Load
Special Report: Family Ties (Economy & Business)
Time Off for Mr. Mom
Special Report: Family Ties (Economy & Business)
Looking Out For Grandma
Special Report: Family Ties (Economy & Business)
Day Care At the Office
Family Ties: Home Is Where The Heart Is (Economy & Business / Special Report)
Companies try harder to meet the personal needs of workers
EDUCATION
A novel exchange program brings Soviet students to U.S. colleges
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Fogged In GORILLAS IN THE MIST (Cinema)
More Than One Note at a Time BIRD Directed (Cinema)
by Clint Eastwood; Screenplay by Joel Oliansky
Splendor Packaged In Kitsch (Art)
Los Angeles unveils a home for Japanese treasures
The American Dream, and Where It All Started (Books)
Two noted authors portray the nation at birth and in its troubled middle age
The American Dream, and Where It All Started (Books)
Two noted authors portray the nation at birth and in its troubled middle age
Two Tales of One City (Theater)
Well heeled or down at heel, Los Angeles stages teem with politics
SPECIAL SECTION
Records shatter as the world's fastest and strongest square off for keeps
More Shorts
A Top Power Crumbles
More Shorts
Heading for A Showdown
More Shorts
Putting Her Hopes on Ice
No Time For the Poetry
NBC's cool coverage stints on the drama
Olympic Shorts
Courting Victory
Olympic Shorts
They Shoulda Stood in Bed
Olympic Shorts
Winning on Charisma
Splashes Of Class And Acts of Heroism
Flying through air and water, the stars and upstarts are dazzling
The High And the Sprightly
With breathtaking leaps and vaults, Soviet gymnasts sweep most of the gold
Views From Row Z
A rank amateur experiences the made-for-V.T. Games
Winners All!