Vol. 143 No. 10
COVER
The FBI says a spy deep within the CIA sold secrets that led to the death of U.S. informers in Russia
NATION
Company in Question (Intelligence)
Even before the Ames case broke, the agency was in the middle of an almost complete restructuring
Dispatches Desperate Straits (Chronicles)
Fine Tuning (Chronicles)
Health Report (Chronicles)
Inside Moscow Danger on Russian Subways and Trains (Chronicles)
Lillehammer Babylon an Opinionated Winter Olympics Roundup (Chronicles)
My Country for a Rolex (Chronicles)
New Alias, Old Tricks (Intelligence)
The Organization Man (The White House)
Harold Ickes is helping the President get his act together and drive a harder bargain on health care
The Week February 20-26 (Chronicles)
Winners & Losers (Chronicles)
Zhirinovsky Beat (Chronicles)
WORLD
As the U.S. expels a Russian spook, relations between cold-war rivals threaten to devolve into a cold peace
Next, Friendly Persuasion (Bosnia)
Buoyed by success in Sarajevo, U.S. envoys press for a settlement between Bosnia's Croats and Muslims
Playing Host to Some Dubious Guests (Bosnia)
They're grateful for peace, yet many Sarajevans are sorry Russians brought it
The Making of a Murderous Fanatic (Middle East)
When Fury Rules (Middle East)
The Hebron massacre prompts some to call for more blood -- and others to hope for quicker progress toward peace
SPORT
The showdown between Kerrigan and Harding is over, and the winner is, no surprise, Oksana Baiul
The Olympics That Came in From the Cold (Figure Skating)
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Public Eye Harry and Louise
Time (Contents)
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Time (Masthead)
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BUSINESS
The collapse of the Bell Atlantic-TCI deal may slow but not stop construction of the information highway
Inflation Terminator (Money)
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan vows to beat back the threat of price rises, even before they happen
LAW
In San Antonio, a jury acquits 11 Branch Davidians of murder but finds five guilty of manslaughter
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Two CDs showcase the warm, sinuous voice of Billy Eckstine
Between Two Worlds (The Arts & Media / BOOKS)
Two black journalists provide compelling accounts of their struggles to succeed in the white mainstream
Furthermore (The Arts & Media / MUSIC)
Half-Baked Alaska (The Arts & Media / CINEMA)
Steven Seagal heads north for his most inane epic yet
High-Fiber Moralist (The Arts & Media / BOOKS)
America's unhealthy eating habits inspire novelist Paul Theroux's latest burst of satiric sleight of hand
One and Only (The Arts & Media / THEATER)
Solo performers are all the rage, sometimes literally, onstage
Sweet Dreams From Vietnam (The Arts & Media / CINEMA)
The Scent of Green Papaya, nominated for the foreign-language Oscar, unearths a poignant, shimmering old Saigon
The Power of Celine Dion (The Arts & Media / MUSIC)
Canada's star chanteuse sang hits from Beauty and the Beast and Sleepless in Seattle; now she's reached No. 1 on her own