NATION
A New Mission Impossible: Seal the Border in 45 Days
A New Mission Impractical: Zero Tolerance for Users
Alexander Graham Bell, Call Home
How the communications era came to a crash in Hinsdale, Ill.
Candidates: Ugly Threats For Jackson (American Notes)
Ugly Threats For Jackson
Illinois: One Lunatic, Three Guns (American Notes)
One Lunatic, Three Guns
Libraries: Spying in The Stacks (American Notes)
Spying in The Stacks
North Carolina: For $5, All You Can Wear (American Notes)
For $5, All You Can Wear
Drugs: Con..Four Reasons Why Not
Thinking the Unthinkable
As frustration mounts over a failed policy, serious people are asking: Why not end the crime and profits by making drugs legal?
Pro: Drugs
The Presidency: Why Meese Should Leave
Why Meese Should Leave
WORLD
East-West All Roads Lead to Moscow
Ivan comes home from Afghanistan, just in time for the Reagan summit
Hungary End of an Era?
Kadar's future is on the line
The Superpowers: Inside Moves
Even without a strategic arms pact, the superpowers are well on their way to a Grand Compromise. How did they get this far? With guts, guile -- and great difficulty
Lebanon The Battle for South Beirut
Syria watches warily as rival forces fight over a Shi'ite enclave
South Korea: Remembering Kwangju (World Notes)
Remembering Kwangju
The Philippines: Dueling on His Mother's Grave (World Notes)
Dueling on His Mother's Grave
The Pope: Cry Freedom (World Notes)
Cry Freedom
Vanuatu: Troubles in the South Pacific (World Notes)
Troubles in the South Pacific
West Germany: Discovery of A Sad Legacy (World Notes)
Discovery of A Sad Legacy
SCIENCE
Environment: Arctic Trouble (Environment)
Environment: Rising Unease about Killer Bees (Environment)
But a surprise awaits the U.S.-bound invaders in Mexico
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Medicine: Why It's So Hard to Quit Smoking (Medicine)
A new report declares that tobacco, like heroin, is addictive
SOCIETY
Living: High Noon for Women's Clubs (Living)
Faced with new competition, they must adapt -- or disappear
STYLE & DESIGN
Design: A Boost for Good Old Modernism (Design)
Two pioneers share a top architecture prize
TECHNOLOGY
Technology: Zoom! Click! (Compute) Shoot!
The new cameras are feature packed and smarter than ever
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Critics' Choice: May 30, 1988
Time Magazine Contents Page (Contents)
Magazine contents page MAY 30, 1988 Vol. 131 No. 22
Time Magazine Masthead (Masthead)
Magazine masthead MAY 30, 1988 Vol. 131 No. 22
BUSINESS
The Chairman and His Board (Economy & Business)
Embezzlers nearly get away with $69 million from First Chicago
Advertising: I'm Bad, Comrade (Economy & Business)
I'm Bad, Comrade
AIRCRAFT: A Bundle Of Boeings (Economy & Business)
A Bundle Of Boeings
BANKRUPTCY: Looking for A Savior (Economy & Business)
Looking for A Savior
JOBS: Even Cowboys Get the Blues (Economy & Business)
Even Cowboys Get the Blues
Every Silver Lining Has a Cloud (Economy & Business)
A dramatic drop in the trade deficit fails to impress investors
The War of Two Cities (Economy & Business)
New York and Chicago fight a turf battle that is depressing markets and stalling reform
LAW
Law: Lifting The Lid on Garbage
The high court gives police broad power to search trash
Law: Policing Doctors
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Cinema: Bushwhacked (Cinema)
Art: Discontents of The White Tribe (Art)
Eric Fischl disturbingly paints the hidden life of suburbia
Video: Heady Days Again for Cable (Video)
New services are sprouting, viewing is on the rise -- and the networks are nervous
Cinema: Muscles + Money = Excess RAMBO III (Cinema)
Directed by Peter Macdonald Screenplay by Sylvester Stallone and Sheldon Lettich
Show Business: Pree-Senn-Ting The Circus of the Sun (Show Business)
A brash new troupe fills its tent with fresh ideas
Books: Rousseau Redux THE NEW CONFESSIONS (Books)
by William Boyd Morrow; 476 pages; $19.95
Theater: The Biggest All-Time Flop Ever (Theater)
Carrie's $7 million close shows why musicals are like dinosaurs
Books: The Troubles of the Tiny Terror CAPOTE: A BIOGRAPHY (Books)
PEOPLE
JESSE HELMS: Scourge of the Senate (Profile)
That's how some of his colleagues see JESSE HELMS, a wily parliamentary terrorist who routinely blocks civil rights bills, holds ambassadorships hostage and undermines treaties