NATION
1992, Anyone? (Grapevine)
Courts: Finders Keepers (American Notes)
Finders Keepers
Los Angeles: A Voice In The Night (American Notes)
A Voice In The Night
Massachusetts: Winning One For Ol' Thoreau (American Notes)
Winning One For Ol' Thoreau
Sociology: The Game of The Name (American Notes)
The Game of The Name
Fallen Idol of the Week (Grapevine)
Fire At El Capitan
A horrific blaze at Yosemite reignites a heated debate: Should forest fires be extinguished or allowed to burn themselves out?
Gas Guzzler of the Week (Grapevine)
Central Park Jogger Case: Guilty, Guilty, Guilty
Three defendants in the notorious Central Park Jogger case are convicted of rape but not attempted murder
If You Can't Trust Your Publisher . . . (Grapevine)
Meaningful Relationship? (Grapevine)
Saddam Hussein's Rooting Section (Grapevine)
Tallyho! In Texas, tracking convicts is the ultimate hunt
In Texas, tracking convicts is "the ultimate hunt"
The Have You Seen Me Circular (Grapevine)
The Put Up Your Dukes Trophy (Grapevine)
Who's Boycotting Whom? (Grapevine)
WORLD
Pakistan The Hunt Is On
A caretaker government begins to investigate Benazir Bhutto and zeroes in on her husband's business connections
South Africa Roar of the Lions
The official armed struggle may be suspended, but bloody tribal violence threatens to split the black majority and destroy Mandela's authority
Citizenship: Better Late Than Never (World Notes)
Better Late Than Never
East Germany: Now You See It, Now You. . . (World Notes)
Now You See It, Now You. . .
Europe: The Long, Dry Summer (World Notes)
The Long, Dry Summer
Soviet Union: Too Much To Handle (World Notes)
Too Much To Handle
WAR & TERRORISM
The Gulf: He Gives Us a Ray of Hope (The Gulf)
Despite the blood on his hands, Saddam's emotional appeals have aroused surprising Arab support. That could prove hard to dispel.
The Gulf: And On This Map We See . . . (The Gulf)
Granted only limited access to the action, reporters scramble around the Middle East to cover the crisis
The Gulf: Must This Mean War? (The Gulf)
Not necessarily. Before the fighting starts, the U.S. should try to craft a diplomatic way out.
The Gulf: Hanging Together - or Separately (The Gulf)
The global front against Iraq grows fragile as the U.S. forges ahead of the pack
The Gulf: Saddam's Strongest Card (The Gulf)
Though a lucky few escape, the Iraqi leader turns thousands of Americans and other foreigners into hostages and vows to keep them captive until the U.S. withdraws
The Gulf: The Beleaguered Messenger (The Gulf)
Squeezed by the conflicting demands of two old allies but well versed in the art of survival, Jordan's King struggles to keep his balance
The Gulf: The Presidency: Networking Pays Off (The Gulf)
Networking Pays Off
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Health: Say It Ain't So, Oleo! (Health)
Even margarine may be bad for the heart
SOCIETY
And Baby Makes Four (Ethics)
A new custody battle intensifies the debate over surrogacy
PRESS
Press: The Straight and Fair Arrow Hedley Donovan: 1914-1990
Arrow Hedley Donovan: 1914-1990
STYLE & DESIGN
Design: The New Shape of Sound (Design)
Listen up: the latest stereo gear is simpler and more "wifeable"
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time Magazine Contents Page: Aug. 27, 1990 (Contents)
Vol. 136, No. 9 AUGUST 27, 1990
Time Magazine Masthead: Aug. 27, 1990 (Masthead)
Vol. 136, No. 9 AUGUST 27, 1990
BUSINESS
Advertising: Obsessed At Heart
Obsessed At Heart
CHEMICALS: Preparing for The Worst
Preparing for The Worst
ECONOMISTS: No Bashing On Premises
No Bashing On Premises
SCHOOL SUPPLIES: Goodbye to Lemon Yellow
Goodbye to Lemon Yellow
THE DOLLAR: No Longer A Safe Haven
No Longer A Safe Haven
Flying Too High in the Sky?
The drinking trial of three Northwest pilots raises safety fears
Gushing With Enthusiasm
As the gulf crisis propels oil prices upward, U.S. wildcatters are eager to dig more wells but lack the means to do so
Saving for A Rainier Day
Banks will join S&Ls in paying more for insurance
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Theater: Does Color Blindness Count? (Theater)
Cinema: Give The Rating System an X (Cinema)
Directors and moguls wrangle over the movies' scarlet letter
Music: Hail to The New Orleans Chiefs! (Music)
The Neville Brothers catch the magic rhythms of the city
Books: The Art of the Boast (Books)
Video: The Fox Trots Faster (Video)
With its biggest hit, The Simpsons, getting ready to challenge NBC's The Cosby Show, Murdoch's network makes its boldest bid yet for parity with the Big Three
PEOPLE
Interview with Frank Reed: Terror And Tedium (Interview)
Haunted by the images of those left behind, ex-hostage FRANK REED describes the pain of his nearly four-year ordeal as a captive blindfolded and chained in a Lebanon cell