Vol. 147 No. 21

NATION

THE MATING GAME
THERE'S NO MAGIC RECIPE FOR A VICE PRESIDENT. BUT DOLE'S ADVISERS DREAM OF SOMEONE CATHOLIC, ANTIABORTION, YOUNG AND, ABOVE ALL, WILLING

CAN LIDDY SAVE BOB'S CAMPAIGN? (CAMPAIGN '96)

THE SCREEN TEST (ISSUES '96)
WILL PROVIDING CANDIDATES FREE ACCESS TO THE AIRWAVES ENNOBLE THE DEBATE AND INSPIRE VOTERS?

DEATH IN THE EVERGLADES
THE FATAL CRASH OF A VALUJET PLANE WITH 109 PEOPLE ABOARD RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT NO-FRILLS FLYING

WORLD

WHICH WAY TO PEACE?
PERES AND NETANYAHU WOO THE UNDECIDED MIDDLE WHO WILL CHOOSE ISRAEL'S NEXT PRIME MINISTER

QANA: WAS THE ATTACK DELIBERATE?

SCIENCE

UNRAVELING THE MYSTERIES OF TWISTERS
ARMED WITH POWERFUL COMPUTERS, DOPPLER RADAR AND PLENTY OF NERVE, METEOROLOGISTS ARE GETTING A HANDLE ON NATURE'S MOST TERRIFYING STORMS

BOX-OFFICE BLOWHARD

GET AWAY FROM THE WINDOWS!

HEALTH & MEDICINE

A PILL TO TREAT IMPOTENCE? (Medicine)
STUDIES SUGGEST THERE MAY BE A NEW AND PAINLESS WAY TO DEAL WITH MAN'S MOST EMBARRASSING PROBLEM

TECHNOLOGY

SUPER MARIO'S DAZZLING COMEBACK
NINTENDO'S GAMBLE ON A 64-BIT VIDEO-GAME PLAYER JUST MAY PAY OFF

THE SPIELBERG OF VIDEO GAMES

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

BACKSLIDING IN BOSNIA
SOME OF THOSE PLEDGED TO MAKE THE DAYTON ACCORDS SUCCEED ARE FALTERING

FEAR OF INFLATION IS STIFLING THE NATION
AN OUTDATED OBSESSION IS DEPRIVING US OF GREATER WEALTH

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EVERYTHING THAT COULD GO WRONG... (Ideas)
A HISTORIAN EXPLAINS WHY THE TECHNOLOGICAL SNAFU WILL ALWAYS BE WITH US

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I AM A TIP-TOP STARLET
IN WHICH SOMETHING IS LOST, BUT MUCH IS GAINED, IN THE TRANSLATION

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THE NEW WAVE

MILESTONES

NOTEBOOK

OLYMPIC MONITOR

TRUTH IN MEMORY
OMISSION OF F.D.R.'S HANDICAP IS A CRIME AGAINST HIS SPIRIT

FUEL FOR THOUGHT

BUSINESS

GOOD FOR THE BOTTOM LINE
AT A COMMAND PERFORMANCE IN WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT CLINTON ASKS BUSINESS LEADERS TO DO MORE FOR THEIR WORKERS

LAW

PARENTING ON TRIAL
A MICHIGAN COUPLE IS FINED FOR A SON'S CRIMES

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

AND IN OTHER NEWS ... (The Arts / TELEVISION)
FOX HAS A FLEDGLING SUNDAY SHOW AND BIG PLANS. BUT IN TV NEWS, RUPERT MURDOCH STILL HAS LOTS TO PROVE

BRAINSTORM: WHAT IF TV SPORTS WERE FUN? (The Arts / TELEVISION)

THE RETURN OF THE B-SIDE (The Arts / MUSIC)
MUSICIANS, PERHAPS NOSTALGIC FOR THE DAYS OF VINYL 45S, ARE EMBRACING CD SINGLES AND LOADING THEM WITH EXTRA TRACKS

SYBIL IN A WONDERBRA (The Arts / TELEVISION)
A NEW HBO MOVIE TELLS US MARILYN MONROE WASN'T ONE WOMAN BUT TWO

BEFORE THE NETWORK FALL (The Arts / BOOKS)
EDWARD R. MURROW AND HIS PROTEGES PIONEERED BROADCAST JOURNALISM. A NEW BOOK TELLS HOW THEIR LEGACY WAS FUMBLED

THE DIVISION OF TONGUES (The Arts / BOOKS)
AFTER THE VICTORIAN ENCHANTMENTS AND RUNAWAY SUCCESS OF POSSESSION, A.S. BYATT TURNS TO MODERN, MESSIER OBSESSIONS

TWIN TERRORS (The Arts / THEATER)
IN TWO ASTRINGENT REVIVALS, THE PLAYWRIGHTS ARE THE STARS

GO FISH (The Arts / CINEMA)
WILLY--NO, FLIPPER!--IS BACK, AND ELIJAH WOOD'S GOT HIM

DIM LIGHTS (The Arts / BOOKS)
JAY MCINERNEY'S AMBITIOUS NEW NOVEL COMES UP SHORT