NATION
A Deep-Discount Air Force (Grapevine)
A Heartbeat from Eternity
Stricken with fatigue and shortness of breath while running, Bush recovers after giving the nation a little scare
A Sure Seller -- Somewhere (Grapevine)
CRIME Scot Free -- For Now (American Notes)
CRIME Scot Free -- For Now
JUSTICE Paupers Need Not Apply (American Notes)
JUSTICE Paupers Need Not Apply
THE NAVY Not the Love Boat? (American Notes)
THE NAVY Not the Love Boat?
WILDLIFE Rabid Raccoons (American Notes)
WILDLIFE Rabid Raccoons
Back in The Saddle Again? (Grapevine)
Cutting-Edge Fashion (Grapevine)
Fly Free Or Die
While Sununu stonewalls, TIME uncovers further evidence of ethics violations stemming from his business-and-pleasure junkets
Masters of War
A new book offers fascinating details -- but no shockers -- about the Pentagon's role in the gulf
Passing The Hat for Gus (Grapevine)
Say Good Night, Everybody (Grapevine)
Vox Pop: May 13, 1991 (Grapevine)
WORLD
America Abroad
Thunder on the Right
Cyclone Of Death
Shevardnadze Speaks Out
Soviet Union: Moscow's Hungry Monster
The military-industrial complex is blocking Gorbachev's reforms, but the rapidly deteriorating economy may finally tame the behemoth into submission
The Gulf: Walking the Beat in Iraq
Will the United Nations succeed in its ambitious efforts to police Saddam Hussein and destroy what remains of his lethal arsenal?
BRITAIN Not a House of Wimps! (World Notes)
BRITAIN "Not a House of Wimps!"
LESOTHO: Sweeping Out The Sweeper (World Notes)
LESOTHO Sweeping Out The Sweeper
SOUTH Africa: Terror in The Townships (World Notes)
SOUTH AFRICA Terror in The Townships
TAIWAN O.K., O.K., We Lost (World Notes)
TAIWAN O.K., O.K., We Lost
SCIENCE
How to Go Back in Time
An unlikely new concept makes the journey theoretically possible by testing the boundaries of physics
HEALTH & MEDICINE
Crack Kids: Innocent Victims (Health / Cover Stories)
Damaged by the drugs their mothers took, crack kids will face social and educational hurdles and must count on society's compassion
Only The Lonely (Medicine)
Health risks for the single child
Scrambled: After 2,000 food-poisoning cases, fear of salmonella is no yolk (Food)
After 2,000 food-poisoning cases, fear of salmonella is no yolk
Should We Take Away Their Kids? (Health)
Often the best way to save the child is to save the mother as well
RELIGION
Fundamental Disagreement
Faced with an entrenched conservative hierarchy, moderate Southern Baptists are plotting ways to fight back
SPORT
Wizard Of Whiff, Sultan of Swipe
In one day Nolan Ryan and Rickey Henderson reach the sublime
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Time Magazine Contents Page (Contents)
Vol. 137 No. 19 MAY 13, 1991
Time Magazine Masthead Vol. 137 No. 19 MAY 13, 1991 (Masthead)
Vol. 137 No. 19 MAY 13, 1991
BUSINESS
This Is So Cute!
Bidding Their Brokers Goodbye
Big traders are bypassing stock exchanges for a revolutionary new auction system. Individuals could get access soon.
BEVERAGES Exports sans Effervescence
BEVERAGES Exports sans Effervescence
COMPUTERS Big Brother or Big Bother?
COMPUTERS Big Brother or Big Bother?
MEDIA: Mr. Tartikoff Takes Off
MEDIA Mr. Tartikoff Takes Off
PENSIONS: Retirement Relief
PENSIONS Retirement Relief
TECHNOLOGY Beginning to See the Light
TECHNOLOGY Beginning to See the Light
Detroit's Big Three Are Seeing Red
Sorry sales and breathtaking losses have left domestic carmakers worse off than they've been in decades. The silver lining? Well, it's a fine time to buy.
Phone Scam Central
Ringing up losses to the tune of $1.2 billion a year
EDUCATION
Back To Class
A state judge saves a spendthrift school system
LAW
He Had Been Punished Enough
In the first seat-belt trial, a grieving dad is acquitted
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
A Happy Birthday for The Kids of Kane (Cinema)
From somewhere beyond the fringe of Hollywood, four cult classics emerge, trashing tired formulas and challenging the way we see movies
A Plunge into Fancies (Books)
IMMORTALITY by Milan Kundera
Censors on The Street (Cinema)
Art: How The West Was Spun (Art)
A big, controversial show in Washington stirs revisions of frontier art
Keeping A Weather Eye (Books)
HUNTING MISTER HEARTBREAK by Jonathan Raban
The Dawn of the Martins Era (Dance)
By waking up a Sleeping Beauty, Balanchine's protege establishes his pre-eminence
PEOPLE
Hoping Saddam Hussein Would Just Go Away: TURGUT OZAL (Interview)
President TURGUT OZAL, besieged by Iraqi refugees, supports the American reluctance to overthrow the Baghdad regime and predicts that it can't last for long
TO OUR READERS
From The Publisher: May 13, 1991 (From The Publisher)
ESSAY
Essay: Please Don't Quote Me
Please Don't Quote Me