Vol. 135 No. 12
NATION
Clayton Williams' folksy campaign catches on with Texas voters
A Jolt for Richards
American Notes AVIATION | Bye-Bye Blackbird
American Notes POLLUTION
Another Spill In Arthur Kill
American Notes POSTAGE
Up, Up and Away
American Notes TRANSPORTATION
Passing the Buck -- Again
American Notes VERMONT
Love It Or Leave It
Can The Right Survive Success?
For triumphant conservatives, the post-Reagan dilemma is what to do for an encore ^
Grapevine the Millionaires Club: Take the Money and Run
Lady Power in the Sunbelt
The most potent triple play in San Diego is O'Connor to Copley to Kroc
The Political Interest
The Vision Is in the Details
WORLD
Middle East Four Steps to Peace
But Israel's Shamir, riled by the heat he is getting from Bush and Baker, is balking at the first one
Nicaragua You First -- No, You First
The contras and the Sandinistas resist demobilization, saddling President-elect Chamorro with two unyielding armies
Politics Stops at the Border
Romania The Blackest Town In the World
For miles and miles, every thing and creature in his once green valley is veiled in soot
The Germanys Modrow's Last Hours in Power
In another day, the East German Prime Minister might have been hailed as a Gorbachev. But who said history was fair?
Where's The Fire?
Lots of smoke but little action on releasing the hostages
World Notes BRITAIN
Revolt over A Poll Tax
World Notes HAITI
Sweating Out A Goodbye
World Notes SOUTH AFRICA
Trouble in The Homelands
World Notes SOVIET UNION
Please Pay on Your Way Out
World Notes SPAIN
What's Next? Call Waiting?
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Organic cuisine is making an upscale comeback
Death on The Basketball Court (Medicine)
An athlete's fatal game raises some agonizing questions
Truth In Peanut Butter (Food)
SOCIETY
In an era of untamed medical technology, how are patients and families to decide whether to halt treatment -- or even to help death along?
To My Family, My Physician, My Lawyer and All Others Whom It May Concern: (Ethics)
Death is as much a reality as birth, growth and aging -- it is the one certainty of life. In anticipation of decisions that may have to be made about my own dying and as an expression of my right to r
RELIGION
A Cardinal decries satanic influence
SPORT
With talks deadlocked, baseball's opening day is in jeopardy
STYLE & DESIGN
A rich show traces a century and a half of American graphics, including back-to-the-future revelations
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
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Vol. 135 No. 12 MARCH 19, 1990
BUSINESS
Courtship of Giants
Business Notes MARKETING
A Coke by Any Other Name . . .
Business Notes PUBLISHING
Malcolm's Last Gift
Business Notes SHAREHOLDERS
Score One for The Gadfly
Business Notes WALL STREET
Membership Has Its Woes
Ciao, Leo! A New Master at MGM +
The Little Hitmakers
Tiny Miramax Films sure knows how to pick winners
The Profits Of Doom
Drexel, Campeau sat on a wall. They and others had a great fall. But for experts in bankruptcy and picking up the pieces, business is booming
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
In The Nick (Cinema)
Magic Powers (Books)
Need For Faces (Books)
Nomad Routes (Books)
On The Road (Cinema)
Quixotic Quest (Books)
The Battle over Classroom TV (Video)
Two newscasts, one with ads and one without, aim for teens
The Hunk from Red October (Show Business)
Stardom is one role the versatile Alec Baldwin can't disappear in
SPECIAL SECTION
Ending its isolation, Oman welcomes tourists -- rich ones
PEOPLE
Molecular biologist JENS REICH helped found New Forum, the movement that hastened communism's collapse in East Germany. With unification imminent, he is worried that the East will be overwhelmed by th
This Coach Stalks Overdogs (Profile)
Princeton hoops coach PETE CARRIL teaches his players how to beat the bigger guys with perfection, passion, constant flow and, yes, with principle