July 9, 1984 | Vol. 124 No. 2

Stirring Up New Storms

A Mixed Bag from Fidel's Jails

Mondale's Demanding Suitors

Cautious Talk About Talks

Cutting Off Nicaragua's Contras

Slowing the Surge of Red Ink

Bitter Pills for Medicare

On Guard for the Games

The Presidency: Adversaries Become Allies (Presidency / The Presidency)

What Next for Israel? (COVER STORIES)

COVER STORIES: As elections near, much more is at stake than who becomes Prime Minister

An Interview with Shimon Peres

An Interview with Yitzhak Shamir

The Hermit of Jerusalem

How the Sephardim Won Political Clout in Israel

Diplomacy: No Victors, No Vanquished (Diplomacy)

The Gulf: Iraq Deals Death at Sea (The Gulf)

West Germany: Under a Cloud (West Germany)

Mexico: Wounded Honor (Mexico)

Bolivia: Foiling a Coup (Bolivia)

Canada: Turner Takes Charge (Canada)

Italy: Opting for a Loyalist (Italy)

Peru: A Bloody Response (Peru)

Soviet Union: Point, Counterpoint (Soviet Union)

South Africa: A Study in Black and White (South Africa)

Space: The Big Engine That Couldn't (Space)

Space: What Went Wrong (Space)

Living: It's Trendy, Tasty and Tofutti (Living)

Press: McPaper Stakes Its Claim

Religion: Sanctuary Without Safety

Religion: Retort to Rome

Justice: None for the Road (American Notes / Justice)

Washington: Blowing the Whistle Again (American Notes / Washington)

Decision: The Debategate Probe Fizzles (American Notes / Decision)

Transportation: Not Quite Ready When You Are (American Notes / Transportation)

Los Angeles: Seeking to Influence a Jury (American Notes / Los Angeles)