Vol. 125 No. 3
NATION
Reagan gets a tough new chief of staff
The Impact, in Dollars and Cents
What the changes will mean for tax reform and the budget
The Presidency
Looking Out for Uncle Sam
In Cold Pursuit
Only a Step, But an Encouraging One
The superpowers set more talks, though space weapons could be an obstacle
Wild Card on the Table
Star Wars complicates prospects for an arms-control agreement
American Notes New York
Zaccaro Pays the Price
An Unassuming Little Party
Reagan's second Inaugural will be a quiet, $10 million bash
For Rhyme and Reason
Regan has served Reagan with a mix of bluster and blind faith
Leaving the White House a Winner
Baker takes his finesse and competitive drive to Treasury
Seasoned for Combat
WORLD
Behind the famine, the grim outlines of a strategy to win a civil war
Israel Stormy Skies for a Refugee Airlift
Ethiopian Jews become embroiled in an international furor
New Caledonia Pacific Violence
Riots shatter a peace plan
Poland Keeping the Lid on Murder
A secret-police witness denies complicity at "the top"
Southeast Asia Assault and Pursuit
A Vietnamese blow to the Kampuchean resistance
SCIENCE
A scheme for the world's biggest optical telescope
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Across the U.S., they are victims of school boycotts
SOCIETY
Bernhard Goetz, the subway gunman, spurns aid and celebrity
PRESS
The case of SHARON vs. TIME INC. goes to the jury
When the Camera Blinks
Truth, libel and the cutting-room floor
A Statement By Time
SPORT
Marino-Montana in Super XIX
BUSINESS
Board of Economists foresees for 1985 the best growth in five years
Jilted (Economy & Business)
Calling off a rushed deal
Saturn Makes Its Debut At Gm (Economy & Business)
Breaking away from the past to build a new small car
Tip Tiff (Economy & Business)
Newsletters VS. the SEC
Business Notes Airlines (Economy & Business)
A Highflyer Runs Out of Fuel
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
by Don DeLillo Viking; 326 pages; $16.95
Directors Fiddle, Authors Burn (Theater)
Playwrights take a stand against radical "interpretations"
Jewel on the Mississippi (Music)
The stunning Ordway Theater debuts in St. Paul
New Light on the Old Master Henry James: Literary Criticism (Books)
Edited by Leon Edel and Mark Wilson Library of America; 2,892 pages; two volumes; $27.50 each
Yul Tide the King And (Theater)
I Music by Richard Rodgers; Book and Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Autumn Goofs, Winter Repairs (Video)
The networks study their Nielsen report cards and try again
Beautiful Warts Prince Albert (Books)
by Robert Rhodes James Knopf; 299 pages; $17.95
Best Sellers (Books)