March 11, 1985 | Vol. 125 No. 10

A Big Night for Chest Pains

Bugged by indictments, New York mobsters suddenly fall ill

A Troubled Double Life

An SEC official steps down

Congress: The Princefish Calls It Quits (American Notes)

The Princefish Calls It Quits

Crime: A Lovestruck Confession (American Notes)

A Lovestruck Confession

Justice: Cutback on Quotas (American Notes)

Cutback on Quotas

Military: One Good Woman (American Notes)

One Good Woman

Subway Gunman Some Kind of Hero (American Notes)

Subway Gunman Some Kind of Hero

Exploring the High-Tech Frontier

Even proponents admit that Star Wars is a tall, and perhaps impossible, order

Meeting Place of the World

With 30,000 conferences a year, Geneva is a city of causes

Putting It on the Table

Star Wars is the big obstacle as the U.S. and Soviets return to Geneva

Upsetting a Delicate Balance

Will defensive weapons undermine deterrence and spark a new arms race?

How Reagan Became a Believer

Taking a Louisiana Mud Bath

A grand jury indicts Governor Edwards for fraud

The Drive to Kill Revenue Sharing

A deficit-ridden Administration asks, "What's to share?"

When Push Comes to Shove

Congress passes "budget-busting" aid for farmers

Central America the Propaganda War

A Shultz-Ortega meeting amid a Nicaraguan "peace offensive"

Espionage High Flyer

Uncovering an undercover

Middle East in Search of Partners

Egypt and Israel pursue a new initiative for a settlement

Northern Ireland Bloody Day

The I.R.A.'s deadly attack

Pakistan a Green Light

Pakistan Winning Some and Losing Some

An election that might bring an end to martial law

The Philippines Alive But Far From Well

The President reappears to face a sorely afflicted nation

Britain: They Just Cannot Go On (World Notes)

"They Just Cannot Go On"

Diplomacy: A Rise in the Temperature (World Notes)

A Rise in the Temperature

Mexico: Sniping Over the Border (World Notes)

Sniping Over the Border

Poland: Workers Win Half a Loaf (World Notes)

Workers Win Half a Loaf

South Africa: Compromise At Crossroads (World Notes)

Compromise At Crossroads

Medicine: Campus Ills: Measles strikes U.S. colleges (Medicine)

Measles strikes U.S. colleges

Living: All Riled Up About Ratings (Living)

A new book evaluates 329 U.S. cities for livability

Behavior: Harassing the Homeless (Behavior)

Growing numbers of street people bring a backlash

Press: Closed Door

Rebuking the New York TIMES

Press: Happy Birthday, London

Times The 200-year-old paper seems ready to erase years of red ink

Press: Newswatch: Credibility At Stake

Religion: Catching an Angel in a Net

A marine biologist with a spiritual bent wins a top award

Religion: Ecumenical Chill

Tough words from the Vatican

Sport: Trying to Keep That Feeling

A year after the Olympics, Sarajevo clings to the big time