Vol. 142 No. 20
NATION
Clues in the Ashes (California)
Fighting the flames is tough, but not as difficult as hunting down and arresting the culprits behind the destruction
Contrary to Popular Opinion (Chronicles)
Def Jam (Chronicles)
Dispatches (Chronicles)
The Child Killers
Friends in Low Places (Investigations)
How close were the Clintons to a dubious Arkansas banker?
Health-Care Professionals, Washington-Style (Chronicles)
Health Report (Chronicles)
Informed Sources (Chronicles)
Inside Washington (Chronicles)
Clinton Rethinking His Foreign Policy Team
It's Just That Close (Politics)
No matter how the debate with Perot turns out, the White House still risks losing NAFTA
Limiting Welfare: Two Years and Out (Chronicles)
Made-For-tv Murder (Chronicles)
No Experience Necessary (Elections)
Ornery voters give the boot to incumbent Democrats, but the pattern isn't as simple as it appears
One Of These Days, Radovan (Chronicles)
Packwood Vs. Packwood (The Senate)
Now the Senator's colleagues suspect that he tried to use his clout to get a better deal in his divorce case
Searching for Answers (Chronicles)
Surprise! Nafta's Already Here (Politics)
The Week October 31-November 6 (Chronicles)
Winners & Losers (Chronicles)
WORLD
Strapped for cash and short of manpower, U.N. peacekeepers are asked to do too much with too little
To the Spoiler, Victory (Israel)
But the election of a hard-line mayor could turn the Holy City into a flashpoint between Arabs and Jews
Very Bad Blood (Europe)
The discovery of HIV-tainted plasma in Germany raises alarm about the ability to ensure safe supplies worldwide
WAR & TERRORISM
Old enemies from the Warsaw Pact are keen to join the Western alliance, but Moscow frowns on the idea
SCIENCE
Toxins on Tap (Environment)
The water Americans drink may look clear and clean, but it often contains noxious chemicals and malicious microbes
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Fasting for the Right to Die (Medicine)
Dragged, literally, to jail for helping people kill themselves, Jack Kevorkian goes on a hunger strike
SOCIETY
When gangsta rappers turn to serious gunplay, is it life imitating rap?
RELIGION
After a lifetime of reshaping Protestantism, Billy Graham contemplates his final years and a legacy that has no sure successor
Of Angels, Devils and Messages From God
Will a Son Also Rise?
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
The Political Interest Back to the War Room
Time Magazine Contents Page NOVEMBER 15, 1993 VOL. 142 NO. 20 (Contents)
Time Magazine Masthead NOVEMBER 15, 1993 VOL. 142 NO. 20 (Masthead)
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
After years in eclipse, westerns are in vogue again. But it's the West through a new '90s prism.
Ego Trip to Bountiful (The Arts & Media Theater)
The National Actors Theatre may have started as a personal vehicle for Tony Randall, but it is showing signs of improvement
Furthermore (The Arts & Media Cinema)
Furthermore (The Arts & Media Music)
Furthermore (The Arts & Media Books)
Gangsta Rapping (The Arts & Media Cinema)
Going straight can be hard for a hood with a sense of honor
His Own Private Agony (The Arts & Media Hollywood)
Who will stand by River Phoenix after the young actor's brutal death? His legion of fans will.
Kinison Is Back. Aaaaaaaaaagh! (The Arts & Media Entertainment)
Sulfurous Sam died last year, but his comedy style shrieks on
Meat Loaf's Prime Cuts (The Arts & Media Music)
The '70s raver is reunited with composer Jim Steinman for a No. 1 album that celebrates sex, drums and rock 'n' roll
Solve It Again, Sam (The Arts & Media Books)
Four doughty veterans of the fictional crime wars demonstrate why experience counts
The Great Enunciator (The Arts & Media Books)
The first of a two-volume biography maps the divided soul of W.E.B. Du Bois
Urban Blight (The Arts & Media Theater)
The everyday horrors of city life make for eerie drama