Vol. 130 No. 26
NATION
American Notes CALIFORNIA
Banning the Red Kettle
American Notes NUCLEAR WASTE
Resolving a Hot Issue
American Notes SAN FRANCISCO
Can Gorbachev Outsell Ollie?
American Notes SUPREME COURT
Kid Gloves For Kennedy
American Notes THE HOMELESS
A Job, but No Place to Live
Bush Stumbles
As Dole scores with Reagan
The Ghost Of Gary Past
Hart's holiday surprise stuns the Democrats
Keeping The Press at Bay
Lee: "It Was Hell"
See The World -- and Pinch Pfennigs
The weak dollar dampens Christmas for G.I.s in West Germany
The High Price of Friendship
Deaver faces a jail term for lying about his lobbying activities
The Presidency
Reagan on Gorbachev: "We Can Get Along"
WORLD
Husak becomes the first East bloc leader to step down voluntarily
Israel Days of Rage in the Territories
Facing widespread Arab unrest, the army comes down hard
Italy Hitting Back Sentences for 338 mafiosi
Nicaragua Oh, Brother -- Not Again!
The Ortegas blunder, once more lending a boost to contra aid
Roh: "I Am a Positive Person"
World Notes FRANCE
Home for The Holidays
World Notes HUMAN RIGHTS
Tutu the Color-Blind
World Notes INDIA
First the Fine, Then the Trial
World Notes PAKISTAN
Benazir Takes The Plunge
World Notes SOVIET UNION
Long Time No See
SCIENCE
For armchair roamers, the magazine remains a window on the world
SOCIETY
More women are joining the ranks of concierges in U.S. hotels
RELIGION
The Bishops' Split on AIDS
A controversy over condoms divides the Catholic hierarchy
SPORT
In a brilliant finale, Kasparov retains the world chess title
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
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Time (Masthead)
Magazine masthead DECEMBER 28, 1987 Vol. 130 No. 26
BUSINESS
Texaco will give Pennzoil $3 billion to end a historic row
Bleak Year For the Banks (Economy & Business)
Bad loans bring puny profits and 200 closures
Trading Places (Economy & Business)
Boesky gets three years in jail
LAW
Have they become weapons in a contest of power?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Directed by Barry Levinson Screenplay by Mitch Markowitz
Playtime For Gonzo (Cinema)
Rise And Fall WINTER (Books)
by Len Deighton Knopf; 571 pages; $19.95
The War Against Forgetfulness THE DROWNED AND THE SAVED by Primo Levi Translated by Raymond Rosenthal; Summit; 203 pages; $17.95 (Books)
Traveling Without a Map (Music)
Pianist John Jarvis brings a dose of funk to the New Age