February 11, 1985 | Vol. 125 No. 6

Terrorism: Closing in on the Brotherhood (American Notes)

Closing in on the Brotherhood

Cap on a Hot Tin Roof

Congress is cool on boosting defense while freezing social programs

Man with a Mission: Seeking fire and vision

Seeking fire and vision

New Spirit in the Peace Corps

The idealism still exists, but with a patina of professionalism

Not Quite a Beacon

Senators grill Meese about possible conflicts of interest

Opening Shot

Reagan again seeks CONTRA aid

The Cost of Friendship

Congress faces increased requests for foreign aid

The Presidency: A Noble Tradition

"A Noble Tradition"

Waltzing In: Adventures of a meter reader

Adventures of a meter reader

Israel an Interview with Yitzhak Rabin

"They want Lebanon, let them enjoy it"

Lebanon Screen Test a U.S. Hostage's Plea

Poland Evading Truth

In Torun, a call for death

Soviet Union the Succession Problem

As rumors fly about Chernenko, Moscow faces another leadership dilemma

Terrorism New Generation of Violence

A bold network of anti-NATO guerrillas stirs concern in Europe

New Zealand: Nuclear Snub Down Under (World Notes)

Nuclear Snub Down Under

Science: A Lost City Revisited

Unraveling a pre-Incan mystery

Medicine: Herpes Relief: A new capsule seems to work (Medicine)

A new capsule seems to work

Medicine: The Polio Echo (Medicine)

Years later, symptoms return

Living: Gentrifying a Mountain Paradise (Living)

Tiny Telluride braces: Are the trendies coming?

In California: the Dead Live On (American Scene)

Religion: Si to a Demanding Friend

On a tour of Latin America, the Pope challenges his audiences

Design: Toward a Handsome America (Design)

The President hands out 13 awards for visual excellence