Time Magazine Contents Page July 13, 1992

THE WEEK 14

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COVER: A Place Time Forgot

A journey into the last vast unexplored territory on earth -- the Ndoki rain forest in central Africa -- brings astonishing encounters with animals that have never seen a human being before. Can this enchanted enclave be preserved?

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THE CAMPAIGN: Growing Pains

Perot's political generals vs. his volunteer army

27

THE POLITICAL INTEREST: On TV, It's Deja Vu

Even Ike liked a negative campaign ad or two

28

SUPREME COURT: Why Bush Still Has a Problem

A look at the political impact of the decision on abortion

Inside the Cloakroom

Who was behind the abortion ruling?

Judging Thomas

A report card on the performance of the newest Justice after his first year

34

BUSINESS: Rebuilding L.A.

Raising the money is less than half the battle

36

THE MILITARY: Officers, Not Gentlemen

Why sexism remains a way of life in the U.S. armed forces

52

SPAIN: The Dark Side of the Fiesta

Discontent casts a shadow over the fair and the Games

58

RUSSIA: Down-and-Out in Moscow

The people get poorer as capitalism takes hold

60

THE BALKANS: What Price Saving Bosnia?

( There's a moral but not a military case for intervention

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PRESS: Backward Reels the Mind

S.I. Newhouse's bold gamble at the New Yorker

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BUSINESS: Big Bucks for Big Birds

Hot tip -- the market in ostriches is soaring

74

PROFILE: A Walker on the Wild Side

Author Richard Price brings back harsh news in Clockers

REVIEWS

TELEVISION The talk-show campaign moves into high gear 77

CINEMA New pages from Ingmar Bergman's family album 78

BOOKS What It Takes to run for President 78

SHORT TAKES 81

DEPARTMENTS

PUBLISHER'S LETTER 4

LETTERS 6

GRAPEVINE 9

MILESTONES 21

PEOPLE 83

ESSAY 84

Cover: Photograph by Mark Linfield