Vol. 142 No. 13
NATION
Dispatches the Plumber and the T. Rex (The Week)
Health Report (The Week)
Informed Sources (The Week)
News Digest September 12-18 (The Week)
Raw Data (The Week)
The Good Old Malaise Days (The Week)
The Morning Line (The Week)
Winners & Losers (The Week)
Yet Another Setback for the White Male (The Week)
WORLD
"This Is a Step Toward a Palestinian State" (Middle East)
Caution: Speed Bumps Ahead (Middle East)
To proceed down the road to peace, Israelis and Palestinians still need to resolve differences
History in a Handshake (Middle East)
The world felt the weight of the moment as two enemies joined in a profound statement of hope
SCIENCE
The author of the best-selling A Brief History of Time tries a new formula: less cosmology, more about himself
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Clinton's plan is heading for an operating room full of lobbyists
SOCIETY
The Return of the Fugitive (Crime)
After 23 years in hiding, Katherine Power relinquishes her freedom
TECHNOLOGY
Kid stuff has become serious business as Hollywood and Silicon Valley race to attract a new generation to the information highway
Too Violent for Kids? (Cybertech)
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
In a provocative new book, a former nun explains how God really is in the details
Spectator Can 42nd Street Be Born Again?
Wisely, New York would preserve the honky-tonk diversity of 42nd Street
The Political Interest Will Abortion Be Covered?
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Time Magazine masthead SEPTEMBER 27, 1993 VOL. 142 NO. 13 (Masthead)
BUSINESS
A look at the factories of Toledo shows how NAFTA will cost some jobs but replace them with better ones
The Man with the Iron Grasp
Through sheer will, he escaped a fatal fire; now the king of MTV wants to become a media tycoon
Will They Reach the Altar?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
His racy NYPD Blue finally airs after a summer of controversy and a wave of affiliate defections
Childe Virgil in Operaland (Reviews Music)
Grabbing for The Jugular (Reviews Cinema)
Heart Of Darkness (Reviews Music)
Mr. O'Brien's Neighborhood (Reviews Television)
My Friend Tir na nOg (Reviews Cinema)
Two Knights of the Opera (Music)
As they toast 25 years at the Met, Pavarotti and Domingo are still opera's supertenors
Words Without Music, for Sure (Reviews Books)
PEOPLE
Admitting that he has made mistakes, Bill Clinton tells how he feels he has learned to be presidential and to lead the journey toward the 21st century