Monday, Oct. 12, 1992
Time Magazine Contents Page
THE WEEK 24
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COVER: Drama in the Homestretch
The return of Ross Perot and a tantalizing series of debates have reheated the presidential race and may resuscitate Bush's hopes for re-election
38 Good Plan, Bad Timing: Perot's brutally honest proposal could be too strong for the weak economy
43 Perot's Team: Welcome to amateur hour
44 Head to Head: The economic advisers square off
48 The Political Interest: Why Bush welcomes Perot
57 Environment: The green factor
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MIDDLE EAST: The Naysayers Come Forward
Why some Palestinians are plotting to upset the peace talks
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THE BALKANS: Incident at Ugar Gorge
A Muslim survivor recounts a horror tale of executions
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AMERICA ABROAD: A Greek Tragedy in the Making
Greece is reminding the world that it too is a Balkan country
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SOCIETY: The Fight for Research Dollars
How AIDS groups have inspired others to wrestle for funds
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HEALTH: Casualties of the Keyboard
The digital age brings a flurry of hand injuries -- and lawsuits
73
SMUGGLING: The King of Diamonds
Smuggled gems flood the market; can De Beers ride the tide?
74
BUSINESS: Gone with the Wind
Hurricanes and other disasters take a toll on insurers
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MONEY ANGLES: The Real Price of Smoking
Tobacco addiction is a major economic handicap
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IDEAS: The Magistrate of Morals
Critic Michael Medved is the movies' Martin Luther
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FOOD: A Passion for Peppers
America is having a heat wave, fired by the ubiquitous chile
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MUSIC: The Magic of Charlie Haden
A new album from the jazz world's pre-eminent bassist
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ART: Master of Baroque Realism
Jusepe de Ribera was the star of Neapolitan painting
REVIEWS
CINEMA In Glengarry Glen Ross, salesmen sweat out loud 84
THEATER Of Thee I Sing, in revival, mocks today's follies 84
MUSIC Andrew Davis' opera about Malcolm X is a study of rage 87
BOOKS Daniel Boorstin's cultural history is disappointing 88
Irrelevance spouts rampantly in Et Tu, Babe 88
DEPARTMENTS
PUBLISHER'S LETTER 4
LETTERS 8
GRAPEVINE 23
MILESTONES 33
PEOPLE 93
ESSAY 94
COVER: Photographs for TIME: Bush by Diana Walker, Clinton by Steve Liss, Perot by Shelly Katz -- Black Star
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