COVER
Desert Storm's Troops: Triumphant Return (Cover Stories)
Desert Storm's troops get a hero's welcome for a victory that changes America's place in the world
NATION
A Hidden Danger In the Shells? (Grapevine)
A Hidden Danger In the Shells?
And While You Were Gone . . .
No Smoking During the Drill (Grapevine)
No Smoking During the Drill
Revolution At Defense
After absorbing the hard lessons of Vietnam, the Pentagon revised its strategy, modernized its methods and turned itself into an awesome juggernaut
The Great TV Expose-O-Meter (Grapevine)
The Great TV Expose-O-Meter
The Soviet Brain Drain (Grapevine)
The Soviet Brain Drain
The Spooks' Secret Sculpture Garden (Grapevine)
The Spooks' Secret Sculpture Garden
When Johnny Comes Drooling Home (Grapevine)
When Johnny Comes Drooling Home
WORLD
America Abroad
God and Man in the Gulf
Armaments Choose Your Weapons
Will hope of reducing Middle East arsenals be doomed by a shopping spree for arms, especially those showcased in the gulf?
Death Highway, Revisited
Diplomacy: The Saudis Seize the Day
Off the mark early, Riyadh suggests uniting the West Bank and Gaza into a Greater Jordan -- but without King Hussein
Environmental Damage: A Man-Made Hell on Earth
The ecological devastation of Kuwait is worse than anyone imagined, but it is not the planetwide catastrophe that some predicted
Iraq: Seeds of Destruction
By cracking down hard on the riots that erupted throughout his country in the wake of the war's humiliating conclusion, Saddam may be sowing trouble for himself
Kuwait Chaos and Revenge
South Africa: Back on The Stand
A once silent witness talks up and denounces Winnie Mandela
Soviet Union: Operation Steppe Shield?
Washington is worried that a show of U.S. military muscle might be needed if civil war engulfs the U.S.S.R.
ALBANIA: Futile Flight On the Adriatic (World Notes)
ALBANIA: Futile Flight On the Adriatic
CHILE: Pinochet's Deadly Toll (World Notes)
CHILE: Pinochet's Deadly Toll
INDIA: Revolving Doors (World Notes)
INDIA: Revolving Doors
NICARAGUA: These Piggies Went to Market (World Notes)
NICARAGUA: These Piggies Went to Market
SCIENCE
Mid-Life Crisis for Nukes
Designed to last 40 years, U.S. atomic plants face increased maintenance woes and may soon be perilously past their prime
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Belt Tightening a Few Notches (Food)
In the homey '90s, caviar is out and turnips are in, as restaurant-goers look to their wallets as well as their menus
Cheaper Can Be Better (Medicine)
A study comparing heart medications raises questions about high-pressure tactics in drug marketing
TECHNOLOGY
Dogfight Over The Pentagon
Lockheed and Northrop compete to build the Air Force's next superjet -- and capture one of the richest prizes in aviation
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Magazine Contents Page (Contents)
Vol. 137, No. 11 MARCH 18, 1991
Time Magazine Masthead Vol. 137, No. 11 MARCH 18, 1991 (Masthead)
Magazine masthead Vol. 137, No. 11 MARCH 18, 1991
BUSINESS
ACQUISITIONS: A New Face At Revlon?
ACQUISITIONS: A New Face At Revlon?
LITIGATION: Hitting the Jackpot
LITIGATION: Hitting the Jackpot
SCANDALS: Gone for Good -- or Is It?
SCANDALS: Gone for Good -- or Is It?
TAXES: Look into Your Heart and Pay
TAXES: Look into Your Heart and Pay
TELEVISION: Not a Pretty Picture
TELEVISION: Not a Pretty Picture
Desperate Hours for MGM
Mystery mogul Parretti needs a Hollywood-size handout
No Fuel Like A New Fuel
Environmentalism and war spur a race for gasoline alternatives
Rolling Out the Green Carpet
Gulf victors return to jobs, perks and other pleasures
The Buyers Are Back
As consumers regain optimism and the market for homes revives, the spring house-hunting season should bring quite a change from the winter doldrums
EDUCATION
Scandal in The Laboratories
Inquiries at Stanford turn a harsh light on how university research is funded
LAW
A Blow to Big Business
The Supreme Court upholds a punitive $1 million jury verdict
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Jack, Wrench, Hubcap, and Nuts: The intimate journals of John Cheever are full of conflicts about marriage, writing, drinking and sex (Books)
"Jack, Wrench, Hubcap, and Nuts": The intimate journals of John Cheever are full of conflicts about marriage, writing, drinking and sex
Assessing The War Damage (Video)
ABC establishes air supremacy, but the future of network news is fuzzier than ever
Critics' Voices: Mar. 18, 1991 (Critics' Voices)
ART: Modernism's Russian Front (Art)
The birth of abstraction is illuminated in the energetic work of two compatriots
Sleeping Pill!: CURTAIN by Michael Korda (Books)
Sleeping Pill!: CURTAIN by Michael Korda
Tainted Love by the Dye Vat (Cinema)
A Chinese drama is lauded in Hollywood but banned in Beijing
TO OUR READERS
From The Publisher: Mar. 18, 1991 (From The Publisher)
ESSAY
Essay: Some Advice for King Hussein
Some Advice for King Hussein