Time Magazine Contents Page September 15, 1986 Vol. 128 No. 11
COVER: Fed up and frightened, the 58
U. S. mounts a crusade against drugs
Like a drunk waking up from a 20- year binge with a massive hangover, America is bitter, remorseful and full of resolution. Though the drug epidemic appears to have peaked, drug abuse
remains unacceptably high, and one virulent form, crack
addiction, seems to be spreading. This is not America' s first drug crisis, nor is it likely to be the last. See SPECIAL REPORT.
UNITED STATES: Playing tit for tat, 22
Moscow seizes a U. S. reporter
After the U. S. arrests an alleged KGB agent, the Soviets threaten Correspondent Nicholas Daniloff with espionage charges. For Western reporters in Moscow, harassment is an occupational hazard. -- The crash of a small plane and a jetliner over Los
Angeles renews concerns about crowded skies. -- A Los Angeles
courtroom is the setting for Twilight Zone: The Trial.
WORLD: A Pan Am jet is hijacked in 30
Pakistan, and more than a dozen die
Terrorists take over a plane as passengers are boarding, and go
on a shooting spree before Pakistani commandos storm the craft
and free hostages. -- Gunmen murder more than a score of wor-
shipers in an Istanbul synagogue. -- At Zimbabwe' s nonaligned
conference, Gaddafi steals the show. -- In South Africa, Bishop
Tutu becomes archbishop amid a flood of violence in Soweto.
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Economy & Business
The Hunts lose a round as they struggle to save their fabled fortune.
-- Detroit makes cars Italian- style. -- A new American gold rush.
86
Show Business
From the Shangri- Las to the Supremes, from Lesley Gore to Janis Joplin, Beehive evokes the bubble- haired-
femme pop of the '60s.
76
Law
A heated campaign
to unseat the contro-
versial chief justice of
California' s Supreme
Court, Rose Bird, may
prove successful.
95
Books
David Eisenhower is on target in Volume I of Grandfather Ike' s brilliant career. -- Ernie Pyle' s dispatches offer a worm' s- eye view of war.
83
Sport
Arnold Palmer makes two more legendary, impossible shots:
back- to- back aces
on the same hole at
the Chrysler Cup.
99
Video
Chicago' s freewheeling Oprah Winfrey poses
a hefty challenge
to Phil Donahue' s
longtime dominance in daytime talk shows.
84
Music
Seeking a way to reach his generation, Paul Simon finds in South African songs the fire for his intrepid new album, Graceland.
102
Art
English Sculptor Henry Moore, whose bold, simple forms are familiar fixtures in cities and landscapes the world over, dies at 88.
8 Letters
17 Scene
77 Education
78 People
83 Milestones
100 Dance
Cover:
Illustration by
Allen Hirsch