Vol. 148 No. 21
NATION
ALL ELECTIONS ARE ABOUT CHANGE; THE KIND WE SEEK AND THE KIND WE FEAR. SO WHAT HAVE THE CANDIDATES TOLD US ABOUT HOW THEY'D HANDLE IT?
WE'LL TALK WHEN IT'S OVER
QUESTIONS KEEP ARISING ABOUT FUNNY MONEY. IS THE CLINTON TEAM WORRIED? THEY DON'T ACT LIKE IT
TWO MEN, TWO DECISIONS (ELECTION '96)
HOW DOLE DECIDED ON TAX CUTS, AND CLINTON ON WELFARE REFORM, THROWS LIGHT ON HOW THEIR MINDS WORK
THE MONEY CHASE (Time On Capitol Hill)
EXPLOSIVE CHARGES
A ROGUE AGENT ALLEGES WRONGDOING IN FBI LABS
BLAMING THE VICTIM
O.J. SIMPSON IS BACK IN COURT WITH A NEW DEFENSE STRATEGY THAT AIMS TO PUT HIS SLAIN EX-WIFE ON TRIAL
CAMPAIGN NOTEBOOK (Campaign Notebook)
HALEY'S UNION BLUES (Campaign Notebook)
WHERE THEY STAND (Election '96)
CRITICS SAY CLINTON HAS STOLEN THE REPUBLICAN AGENDA. BUT A LOOK AT HIS AND DOLE'S POSITIONS ON THE ISSUES SHOWS SOME DIFFERENCES IN HOW THEY WOULD GOVERN.
EDGING CLOSER
KENNETH STARR WORKS HIS WAY TOWARD THE CLINTONS
WORLD
HEBRON'S IMMOVABLE JEWISH SETTLERS ARE LIVING LAND MINES IN THE TANGLED PEACE PROCESS
BATTLE ROYAL ON THE GULF
AFTER BUMPING OUT HIS FATHER, QATAR'S SHEIK SHAKES UP THE REGION WITH REFORM
THE SILENCE CRACKS
MAJOR ADMISSIONS BY AN EX-POLICE CHIEF PROVIDE A BREAKTHROUGH IN SOUTH AFRICA'S QUEST FOR JUSTICE
FRIENDS OF THE TALIBAN
AS FIGHTING NEARS KABUL, TWO POWS TELL TIME THAT PAKISTAN SENT SOLDIERS TO HELP THE EXTREME ISLAMISTS
SCIENCE
A QUARTER-CENTURY AFTER ITS LAUNCH, PIONEER 10 IS ALIVE AND CALLING HOME
SOCIETY
TEN YEARS AFTER ALEX KELLY, CHARGED WITH TWO RAPES, FLED THE COUNTRY, THE FIRST ACCUSER GETS HER DAY IN COURT
RELIGION
THE POPE GIVES HIS BLESSING TO NATURAL SELECTION--THOUGH MAN'S SOUL REMAINS BEYOND SCIENCE'S REACH
SPORT
THE YANKEES AND BRAVES TURNED BACK THE CLOCK AND TURNED ON MILLIONS IN A WORLD SERIES THAT WILL OFTEN BE RECALLED
TECHNOLOGY
AUTOMAKERS ARE RACING TO BUILD DRIVERLESS CARS FOR TOMORROW'S "SMARTWAYS"
NOT IN MY FRONT YARD!
UGLY TOWERS ARE SPROUTING LIKE TOADSTOOLS IN SUBURBIA
NOTEBOOK
PLAYING CATCH-UP BALL
MILESTONES (MILESTONES)
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
SOME ADULTS SHOULD STOP TRYING SO HARD TO KEEP CHILDHOOD FOR THEMSELVES
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NOTES TO THE GUIDE
HAWAII
THE UNPREDICTABLE POWER OF A SINGLE VOTE
NEVADA
THEY CAME, THEY VOTED...THEY QUIT
TENNESSEE
BUSINESS
IBM IS TURNING PROFITS AND HEADS WITH SNAZZY PRODUCTS AND SNAPPY EARNINGS. BUT WHAT LIES AHEAD?
PRESIDENTIAL PLAYS
WALL STREET HAS THE ELECTION FIGURED OUT--OR DOES IT?
LITIGATION VALLEY
IN CALIFORNIA, HIGH-TECH FIRMS BATTLE SECURITIES LAWYERS OVER A PLAINTIFF-FRIENDLY REFERENDUM
TECHWATCH (TECHWATCH)
SUB-PRIME TIME
LENDING MONEY TO PEOPLE WITH BAD CREDIT DOESN'T SEEM LIKE GOOD BUSINESS. YET IT COULDN'T BE BETTER
AILING AT&T HIRES A PRINTER
R.R. DONNELLEY'S WALTER IS HEIR APPARENT, AS CEO ALLEN PLANS AN EARLY EXIT
IN THE NEW IBM, MAINFRAMES ARE NEITHER BIG NOR BLUE
EDUCATION
CONGRESS AND THE STATES HAVE MANDATED HELP FOR THE LEARNING DISABLED BUT HAVEN'T PUT UP THE FUNDS
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
O.K., SO HE ISN'T JOHN GRISHAM. BUT MORE AND MORE FILMS ARE BETTING THE BARD CAN MAKE MONEY AT THE MULTIPLEX
IT'S MOLDY ROCK 'N' ROLL (The Arts / MUSIC)
BUT WE LIKE IT! MORE NEW-OLD NUGGETS FROM THE BEATLES AND STONES
SHED A TEAR, JOE FRIDAY (The Arts / TELEVISION)
WITH KEN OLIN AS AN ETHICALLY CONFUSED COP, EZ STREETS IS THE BEST NEW DRAMA OF THE SEASON
TOWERING VENTURE (The Arts / BOOKS)
GROVE'S NEW 34-VOLUME DICTIONARY OF ART IS AN EPIC PUBLISHING EVENT
PAPA WAS A GAZILLIONAIRE (The Arts / BOOKS)
MONA SIMPSON CUTS A HIGH-TECH TYCOON TO SIZE
HER SO-CALLED BIG-DEAL FILM CAREER (The Arts / CINEMA)