Vol. 110 No. 6

CARTER SPINS THE WORLD (The Nation / FOREIGN RELATIONS/COVER STORY)

SHAPING POLICY WITH THE BIG FOUR (The Nation)

THOSE DISPUTED SETTLEMENTS (The Nation)

ZBIG'S OPTIMISM IN A HOSTILE WORLD (The Nation)

I HAVE LEARNED A LOT (The Nation / TIME INTERVIEW)

Henry: Watching, Waiting, Worried (The Nation / THE PRESIDENCY/HUGH SIDEY)

A Fallout Between Friends (The Nation / THE WHITE HOUSE)

Teamsters' Watergate Connection (The Nation / INVESTIGATIONS)

Costly Holocaust (The Nation / DISASTERS)

Patting Bert On the Back (The Nation / THE ADMINISTRATION)

Return of the Natives to Kahoolawe (The Nation / AMERICAN SCENE)

Maxi-Plots Behind a Strange Mini-War (The World / MIDDLE EAST)

Scares' Shaky Political Seesaw (The World / PORTUGAL)

Two Sides of a Stalemate (The World / RHODESIA)

Francs a Lot (The World / FRANCE)

Racial Time Bomb (The World / SWEDEN)

How About the Good News? (The Press / NEWSWATCH/THOMAS GRIFFITH)

Soap Operas Take to Print (The Press)

The peevish Summer of '77 (Economy & Business / STOCK MARKET)

Flare-up at Yawning Gap (Economy & Business / MONEY)

Challenging the 65 Barrier (Economy & Business / JOBS)

Finally, a Coffee Brake (Economy & Business / PRICES)

Socking It to Big Oil (Economy & Business / POLICY)

How Christina's Doing (Economy & Business / SHIPPING)

HP-TIME.COM (A Letter From The Publisher)

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