February 16, 1987 | Vol. 129 No. 7

Diplomacy: More Gems From Perle (American Notes)

More Gems From Perle

Health: Born in The U.S.A. (American Notes)

Born in The U.S.A.

Minnesota: A Mother's Search (American Notes)

A Mother's Search

Tennessee: Rambo Comes To High School (American Notes)

Rambo Comes To High School

Campaign Portrait,Gary Hart: Winning Hearts Through Minds

Winning Hearts Through Minds Hart plays the politics of antipolitics

Can We Talk?

Casey's Well-Groomed Successor

New CIA Chief Robert Gates must restore the agency's image

Faith in A True Believer

Oliver North draws support from conservatives and charismatics

Fixing Welfare

A consensus is emerging on the need for radical reform

Sounder Of Alarms

Testers And Protesters

In Nevada, nuclear explosions are both a livelihood and a threat

The Presidency: Tips from a Tonsorial Tout

Tips from a Tonsorial Tout

Something Is Happening Here

Colombia: The Fall of a Cocaine Kingpin

The Fall of a Cocaine Kingpin A brutal drug lord is captured and extradited to Florida

Haiti; Limping Toward Democracy

Limping Toward Democracy One year after Duvalier's ouster, bitterness and unrest persist

Middle East Gunboat Diplomacy

The U.S. makes a show of force as the hostage war goes on and on

South Africa Running Against America

The white election campaign opens with blasts at Washington

Soviet Union Travelers to a Changing Land

Travelers to a Changing Land Kissinger and friends pay a call on Gorbachev's Moscow

The Philippines: The Sweet, Sweet Taste of Victory

The Sweet, Sweet Taste of Victory Voters resoundingly endorse Aquino and her new constitution

What's Up, Baby Doc?

Albania: What Could Be More Perfect? (World Notes)

What Could Be More Perfect?

Britain: Police Drama At the BBC (World Notes)

Police Drama At the BBC

Chile: Troubled Conscience (World Notes)

Troubled Conscience

Diplomacy: New Elephants Instead of War (World Notes)

New Elephants Instead of War

Environment: An Ill Wind From the East (World Notes)

An Ill Wind From the East

AIDS: You Haven't Heard Anything Yet (Living / Cover Story)

Health officials wrestle with the onslaught of history's newest epidemic

AIDS: In the Grip Of the Scourge (Living / Cover Story)

Deaths in Africa reach 5,000, and millions more are at risk

The Big Chill: Fear of AIDS (Living / Cover Story)

How heterosexuals are coping with a disease that can make sex deadly

AIDS: Tracing a Killer (Living / Cover Story)

Press: The War That No One Can Cover

Reporting on the Nicaraguan contras is a frustrating standoff

Religion: Protestantism's Foreign Legion

Foreign Legion Record numbers of missionaries are heading overseas

Sport: Fremantle Says Good on Yer, Mates

Says Good on Yer, Mates America's Cup comes home, brimming with Aussie generosity

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