Vol. 128 No. 26
NATION
More Trouble for Deaver
American Notes San Francisco
Buried Dreams on the Beach
American Notes the President
Back to Bethesda
American Notes Washington
How About a Raise?
American Notes Women
Marriage Reconsidered
Flight of Fancy
Voyager Makes a Quaint Quest for Immortality
In a Defensive Crouch
Bush loses ground for '88 -- and several Democrats gain
Not Much Wiser Than Before
Now it is the turn of Walsh and the next Congress to sort out the scandal
Thunder to the Right
WORLD
A release and an imprisonment
South Africa Back Home for the Holidays
A miner returns to his family
Soviet Union a Hero's Return
For Andrei Sakharov, the long banishment in Gorky is finally over
World Notes China
Aids Exams for Students
World Notes Colombia
A Bloody Sort of Censorship
World Notes Czechoslovakia
Carp and All the Trimmings
World Notes the Philippines
Return to the Fray
World Notes Viet Nam
New Guard, New Policy
SCIENCE
A "Muddy-Your-Boots" Biologist Tries a Unique Experiment
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Perils of other people's smoke
The Month-After Pill (Medicine)
French doctors report a new approach to birth control
PRESS
SPORT
New Zealand Eliminates America Ii From Cup competition
BUSINESS
Frank Mancuso's Paramount makes the comeback story of the year
Loan Stars (Economy & Business)
Big deals for Texas banks
Money Master (Economy & Business)
The IMF chooses a new chief
Pulling the Belt Tighter At At&T (Economy & Business)
Chairman Olson announces the elimination of 27,400 jobs
Raider Repellent (Economy & Business)
"One Share, One Vote" May Go
LAW
Is the U.S. trying to exclude unpopular ideas?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Four movies aim to make money by spilling blood
PEOPLE
People
People
People
TO OUR READERS
ESSAY
A Letter to the Year 2086