NATION
A Man of Many Parts (Grapevine)
Insurance: Crime Pays, After All (American Notes)
Crime Pays, After All
Reparations: A National Apology (American Notes)
A National Apology
Travel: Down-to-Earth Fun (American Notes)
Down-to-Earth Fun
Washington: Shrinking Target (American Notes)
Shrinking Target
Blowing Off the Bubble
Coldest Mogul of the Week (Grapevine)
Coolest Mom of the Week (Grapevine)
Digging Out, Looking Back
One year after the killer quake, the San Francisco area is still repairing the damage -- and facing big bills
Heavy Surveillance And Cheese (Grapevine)
Housecleaning Time?
Widespread revulsion over the budget debacle has incumbents running scared -- and blurring their ties to Washington
I'll Hold Your Coat . . . Manny? (Grapevine)
Let's Lighten Up on Those Flesh Tones (Grapevine)
Like Father, Like Son? (Grapevine)
Newtspeak For Neophytes (Grapevine)
Read My Hips
Bush's flip-flops add new confusion to the budget battle and raise doubts about his domestic leadership
Tactful Encomium of the Week (Grapevine)
True Confession of the Week (Grapevine)
Why Coalitions Fail
Declaring an end to ideology may seem like a good idea, but in the fight over the deficit it backfired
WORLD
Anatomy of A Tragedy
Who's to blame for the Jerusalem clash?
Arms Control: Two Tales of Skulduggery
As the world worries about Iraq's nuclear desires, Brazil and Pakistan illustrate why proliferation is mushrooming
Germany A Mountain of Moles
Prosecutors uncover growing evidence of just how Bonn was undermined by East German espionage agents
The False Analogy
The Middle East Saddam's Lucky Break
The Temple Mount killings give Iraq a fresh pretext to link the takeover of Kuwait with the frustrated Palestinian cause
The Need to Negotiate
A former President argues that it is time now to think about peace talks and that King Hussein should play a major role
Cambodia: Fancy Footwork (World Notes)
Fancy Footwork
Italy: Better Left Than Red (World Notes)
Better Left Than Red
Poland: Better Late Than Never (World Notes)
Better Late Than Never
Soviet Union: Hatred's Just Reward (World Notes)
Hatred's Just Reward
SCIENCE
Space: Who Needs the Hubble? (Space)
A new generation of telescopes may do the job from the ground
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Health: Comeback Time For Coffee (Health)
Let's have another cup and straighten this out
Health: From The Asylum to Anarchy (Health)
Shameful indifference to the plight of the mentally ill has left many of them wandering the streets and crowding the jails
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time Magazine Contents Page: Oct. 22, 1990 (Contents)
Vol. 136 No. 17 OCTOBER 22, 1990
Time Magazine Masthead: Oct. 22, 1990 (Masthead)
Vol. 136 No. 17 OCTOBER 22, 1990
BUSINESS
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY: Texas Beef, Tokyo Flavor
Texas Beef, Tokyo Flavor
AUCTIONS: What Am I Bid For the Slick?
What Am I Bid For the Slick?
CRIME: Milken on Trial, Sort Of
Milken on Trial, Sort Of
LAWSUITS: By George, He Had It
By George, He Had It
PATENTS: Snap Decision, 14 Years Later
Snap Decision, 14 Years Later
Cold Feet on the Dance Floor
With Britain joining Europe's monetary club, the partners may squabble even louder about how closely to embrace one another
How I Got That $1 Million Story
A young reporter cashes in on tales of shenanigans in the suites
Not A Sure Thing
S&Ls and banks aren't the only institutions in trouble. Failures in the insurance industry could boost the cost of policies for almost everyone.
EDUCATION
Education: Schooling Kids at Home
A controversial movement grows bigger as parents revolt
LAW
Law: Making War on WAR
An Alabama civil rights advocate invokes liability doctrine in a bid to drive a California race-hatred monger out of business
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Cinema: Blood Bonds (Cinema)
Wynton Marsalis: Horns of Plenty (Music)
At 29, New Orleans-born trumpeter Wynton Marsalis is inspiring a youthful renaissance of America's greatest musical tradition
Critics' Voices: Oct. 22, 1990 (Critics' Voices)
Books: Little Snake (Books)
Books: Queen of The Ice Age Romance (Books)
The best-selling adventures of Ayla and Jondalar continue in Jean Auel's latest epic
Art: Upstairs And Downstairs at MOMA (Art)
A survey of the intersection of art and popular culture gets gridlocked
Cinema: When Sunny Gets Blue (Cinema)
SPECIAL SECTION
MEDICINE: A Pair of Lifesavers (Nobel Prizes)
Pioneering physicians who made transplants a reality MEDICINE
Octavio Paz, LITERATURE: Wide Horizons (Nobel Prizes)
Mexico's poet-critic-humanist LITERATURE