Vol. 136 No. 1
NATION
Mandela arrives in the U.S. seeking support against apartheid and finds that Americans want something too: a chance to hail him
American Notes ESPIONAGE
Blackbird's Secret Son
American Notes FLORIDA
A Madman's Deadly Spree
American Notes INDIANS
Revenge of the Senecas
American Notes MONEY
Set Us Free, Susan B.
American Notes THE NORTHWEST
Spotted Owl: Still in Danger
Chicken Hawk of the Week (Grapevine)
How Nasty Is Nasty? (Grapevine)
A textual analysis of 2 Live Crew
Judge Wapner, Where Are You?
Imelda Marcos' trial has been a celebrity-studded soap opera
New Jersey's Robin Hood
Governor James Florio has a radical idea for this read-my-lips era: face reality and raise taxes
The 20% Solution
The Chrome-Dome Scenario (Grapevine)
The Egil Krogh Plumber's Trophy (Grapevine)
The Eyes of Texas Are Upon Him (Grapevine)
The Hexing of the President (Grapevine)
The Pallid Palette Prize (Grapevine)
The Political Interest
Getting Shamir's Attention
The S&L Poster Child (Grapevine)
Thundering to A Photo Finish (Grapevine)
Two Faces of George Bush
The President still woos Democrats, but they are busy fighting with his evil twin
WORLD
Defusing the German Bomb
Canada What Comes After Armageddon?
The Meech Lake accord expires, Quebec insists on its unique status, and the country falls into constitutional confusion
Iran The Hour of Doom
A deadly quake rocks the Caspian shore and claims at least 45,000 lives
Soviet Union Key Players in a New Game
As perestroika comes to politics, and democratic institutions begin to replace rule by secrecy and dictatorship, the old party is breaking up
The Koreas Same Bed, Different Dreams
They fought the hottest clash of the cold war, but 40 years later, Koreans still stare across an armed divide. Is it time for them to reunite -- and for the U.S. to go home?
World Notes DIPLOMACY
Going After Big Game
World Notes MEXICO
Sending a Blunt Message
World Notes THE COMMUNITY
Welcome to Schengenland
World Notes WEST GERMANY
A Very Special Hobby
HEALTH & MEDICINE
In the streets of San Francisco, victims cry for attention and help
PRESS
A publication glut and a soft ad market spell turbulent times for the consumer-magazine industry
SPORT
As talented teens nip at their heels, Lendl and Navratilova shoot for the history books
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
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BUSINESS
Will DAT Be a Dud?
Business Notes HOSPITALITY
Buy Us a Round, Norm!
Business Notes INVESTMENT
Riding into The Sunset
Business Notes MERGERS
Chow Time for Philip Morris
Business Notes SOFTWARE
What's the Big Secret?
Many Happy Returniks
New Kids on the Bloc
Bringing money and expertise, Westerners are rushing to invest in Eastern Europe's freedom. They will find as many obstacles as opportunities
When You're Hot, You're Hot
Atlantic City rolls snake eyes, but Las Vegas hits the jackpot
EDUCATION
Self-managed schools are all the rage, but so far the reviews are mixed
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Morocco's impact on Matisse is traced in a radiant show
Critics Voices (Critics Voices)
Revenge of The Dyna-Movies (Cinema)
In the hot summer films, storytelling is out, sensation is in
Summer Reading (Books)
How to beat the heat with spies, anchormen, police and a revitalized Pope
This Time They Cheered (Music)
Philip Glass's minimalist trilogy triumphs in Stuttgart
PEOPLE
ROBERT FULGHUM insists that regardless of what the calendar says, it is always invincible summer