October 13, 1986 | Vol. 128 No. 15

Real and Illusionary Events

An Administration rumor campaign against Gaddafi misfires

California: Win Some, Lose Some (American Notes)

Win Some, Lose Some

Florida: A Double Betrayal (American Notes)

A Double Betrayal

Marriage: It's Never Too Late (American Notes)

It's Never Too Late

Michigan: Welcome to Dearborn (American Notes)

Welcome to Dearborn

Midwest: High Water, Low Spirits (American Notes)

High Water, Low Spirits

It Could Be Useful

An Ideal Weekend Getaway

Reykjavik readies itself for a lot of company

Has Reagan Gone Soft?

The old anti-Communist has a new, more complex view of Russia

Iceland Cometh

When is a trade not a trade? When a summit is not a summit

Savoring Sweet Liberty

Daniloff, the man and the symbol, returns home and gives thanks

The Missiles of Europe

Government By Gimmick

Congress cannot pay for its drug bill -- or anything else

Power Corridor

Pan Am challenges a way of life

The Family Ties That Bind

Geraldine Ferraro's husband is hit with an indictment

Verbal Bouquets: Grace notes at the Carter Center

Grace notes at the Carter Center

Britain Folding Up the U.S. Umbrella

Labor and its feisty boss gamble on antimissile sentiment

Israel Time to Switch, Not Fight

With a mixed record, Peres prepares to give way to Shamir

Poland Out of Hiding

Solidarity's new challenge

South Africa Laying Down the Law

Reagan loses, and sanctions take effect

The Philippines One Step Back, One Step Forward

An arrest scuttles peace talks, but Congress delivers the goods

World Notes Oct 13 1986

Belgium: To Brussels with Love (World Notes)

To Brussels with Love

France: Grounding a Highflyer (World Notes)

Grounding a Highflyer

Turkey: Return of an Old Pro (World Notes)

Return of an Old Pro

War: Crimes Echoes of Eichmann (World Notes)

Crimes Echoes of Eichmann

Environment: The Quiet Apocalypse (Environment)

Biologists warn that a mass extinction is happening now

In Louisiana: Gone Shrimping (American Scene)

Religion: John Paul's Cleanup Campaign

Despite protests, Rome is determined to quash U.S. dissent

Sport: Four Long-Suffering Souls

Tension at last for the Angels-Red Sox and Astros-Mets

Design: Building Beauty the Hard Way (Design)

After years of risky experiments, Frank Gehry relaxes

Manuscripts Don't Burn

Does Gorbachev Want a Deal? (World)

Maybe, but above all he is anxious to avoid another Geneva

The Saga of the Sakharovs' Car (World)

Time Recomposed of Shards (Art)

David Hockney's painterly photocollages in New York City