NATION
West Point: Diluting the Honor Code (American Notes)
Diluting the Honor Code
Atlanta - -Underground, Off the Ground
Colorado Nuclear Mystery
Dan Quayle's Salvage Strategy
Oddly enough, it depends on being more like Walter Mondale
Giving Birth to A Scandal
Did Detroit cops investigate the mother of the mayor's son?
Scrapping The Moral Majority
After ten years of bashing liberals, Falwell folds his tent
Smell That Fresh Air!
Bush's plan for reducing pollution offers something to almost everybody
Texas Let Me See Some ID
The Housing Hustle
Under Reagan and "Silent Sam," HUD took care of the greedy instead of the needy
The Presidency: The Warm Reverie of Reagan's Retirement
The Warm Reverie of Reagan's Retirement
Will Star Wars Ever Fly?
Not at this rate, despite six years of research and $17 billion
WORLD
Big Brother Was Watching
Catharsis In Hungary
China Deng's Big Lie
The hard-liners rewrite history to justify arrests and bury democracy
Diplomacy Gorbi! Gorbi! Gorbi!
" In Bonn, the Soviet leader envisions "a common European home"
Middle East Fighting Fire with Fire
Tired of stones, Israeli settlers launch their own revolt on the West Bank
Portrait of a Hooligan
From Mao's Little Red Book to embracing democracy
Trying To Bridge the Gap
Cuba: Thinning Out The Ranks (World Notes)
Thinning Out The Ranks
High Seas: A Marker on a Chilly Grave (World Notes)
A Marker on a Chilly Grave
Mexico: The Cop and The Newsman (World Notes)
The Cop and The Newsman
Refugees: Pulling In the Welcome Mat (World Notes)
Pulling In the Welcome Mat
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Medicine: Physician, Inform Thyself (Medicine)
With better data, doctors learn what works -- and what doesn't
SOCIETY
Rio Grande Valley, Texas (American Scene)
SPORT
Sport: Youth Will Be Served
With a touch of impertinence, teens top the tennis world
STYLE & DESIGN
Design: Something Of a Druid (Design)
George Nakashima gives old trees masterly new life
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time Magazine Contents Page Vol. 133 No. 26 JUNE 26, 1989 (Contents)
Vol. 133 No. 26 JUNE 26, 1989
BUSINESS
CONTESTS: Everyone's a Winner (Oops)
Everyone's a Winner (Oops)
CRANBERRIES: Not Crazy About Craisins
Not Crazy About Craisins
FINANCIAL MARKETS: Rubber Checks On the Bourse
Rubber Checks On the Bourse
PRODUCTS: Hey, This Apple Pie's an Import!
Hey, This Apple Pie's an Import!
STRIKES: Wildcatting in The Coal Fields
Wildcatting in The Coal Fields
Don't Touch My Bailout
Bush's tough S & L bill survives an industry challenge
Napa Valley's Gripes of Wrath
Vintners wage a tart tussle over new appellations
Return To Sender
Time Inc. rejects Paramount's takeover bid and moves to cement its Warner merger with an offer that could ultimately cost $14 billion
The 30 Cents Gap
A proposed $4.55 minimum wage earns a presidential veto
EDUCATION
Education: Help For At-Risk Kids
An ambitious report calls for an overhaul of U.S. middle schools
LAW
Law: Chipping Away at Civil Rights
With two key rulings, the court confirms its rightward shift
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Books: A Monster Brought to Life (Books)
Kevin Costner: Pursuing The Dream (Show Business)
Sexy, straight-on and ambitious, Kevin Costner is a grownup hero with brains
Critics' Choice: Jun. 26, 1989 (Critics' Choice)
Music: Fanatic Champions of the New (Music)
Quartet has a mod look -- and a mod repertoire
Video: Heeeeere's Johnny! (Video)
The life and times of America's favorite talk-show host
Art: Poetry In Glass and Steel (Art)
A posthumous show confirms Christopher Wilmarth's stature
Cinema: Time for The Ants to Revolt? (Cinema)
Two big, dull sequels hint at a drizzly summer
SPECIAL SECTION
Travel: Cruisin' Up the River (Travel)
A wish-book boat trip explores the charms of Normandy
PEOPLE
A Bright, Broken Promise: Washington's MARION BARRY (Profile)
Washington's MARION BARRY, once mockingly dubbed "Mayor for Life," sinks slowly into a quagmire of scandal, corruption and incompetence
TO OUR READERS
From the Publisher: Jun 26 1989 (From The Publisher)
ESSAY
Essay: Did Pete Rose Do It? What Are the Odds?
What Are the Odds?