Vol. 133 No. 22
NATION
American Notes CALIFORNIA
See You in September?
American Notes MASSACHUSETTS
Can I See Your Registration?
American Notes MEMORABILIA
The Gun That Jack Shot
American Notes THE SENATE
Finding It Hard To Share
Our Bulging Prisons
The inmate population is soaring, but crime rates keep climbing too. Imprisonment is costly, but does it work?
The Presidency
The Ethics Monster Rages
Too Righteous?
Congress admits its new rules scare off public servants
Urban Growing Pains
Denver decides to take off, but booming Seattle hunkers down
Vanquishing Vice (American Ideas)
A Smut Buster Battles Sin in the City Activist Dan Hurlbut crusades to stamp out pornography and prostitution in Houston
WORLD
The Dukakis Approach
Beware The Dunce Caps
Will the Cultural Revolution repeat itself?
State of Siege
With Tiananmen Square the epicenter, a political quake convulses China
Czechoslovakia A Historic Encounter
Havel and Dubcek meet
Ethiopia Fizzled Coup
But Mengistu's position remains precarious
Soviet Union Back-Alley Politics in the Kremlin
Charges fly as a fiery prosecutor takes on a powerful opponent
The View from the Guesthouse
Watching From Offshore
World Notes LEBANON
A Peacemaker Is Slain
World Notes POLAND
A Nod to The Church
World Notes SOUTH AFRICA
A Human Being Bows Out
World Notes WEST GERMANY
Justice for Flight 847
SCIENCE
Yellowstone recovers from the flames but becomes the center of a debate
To Build or Not to Build
That is the question that riles London's preservationists
HEALTH & MEDICINE
An Italian cook pleads the case for food that "matters"
PRESS
Murdoch brings wrenching changes to an industry watchdog
TECHNOLOGY
Farmers fear a biotech protein that could produce a dairy glut
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Vol. 133 No. 22 MAY 29, 1989
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Vol. 133 No. 22 MAY 29, 1989
BUSINESS
Muzzling the Gas Guzzler
Business Notes CRIME
Hef's Hutch Much in Dutch
Business Notes TIMEKEEPING
Turning Back The Clock
Business Notes VINTNERS
They Will Sell No Wine
Computer Chip off the Old Block
Genius Seymour Cray and the company he founded split up
Delinquent Taxmen
A congressional investigation examines corruption and cover-ups at the Internal Revenue Service
Nowhere To Run or to Hide
Exxon's chairman gets a grilling at a shareholder meeting
Try To Stop Me, If You Can
A powerful rally turns the U.S. dollar into a raging buck
Tune In, Turn On, Sort Out
Cable TV's success brings fierce rivalry and growing scrutiny
EDUCATION
Secretary Cavazos is criticized for ineffectiveness and lack of focus
LAW
A shortage of interpreters is leaving the courts speechless
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Acute Agility (Books)
Critics' Choice (Critics' Choice)
Gift Wrapped for a Ruckus (Music)
He sings! He acts! He won't eat cod!
What's Old Is Gold: A Triumph for Indy (Show Business)
3 Two roguish stars, Harrison Ford and Sean Connery, shine as the Jones boys in this summer of the sequels
PEOPLE
JOHN GALVIN, NATO commander, counters Gorbachev's p.r. offensive with hard facts about the Soviet military