March 28, 1994 | Vol. 143 No. 13

ENVIRONMENT: A Shotgun, a Promise of $5 and a Skinned Cat (ENVIRONMENT)

Why the Regal Tiger Is on the Brink of Extinction (ENVIRONMENT)

Once considered a conservation success story, they are again sliding toward extinction. This time the world's nations may not be able to save the great cats.

Chronicles (Chronicles)

Health Report: Mar. 28, 1994 (Chronicles)

Hillary Who? (Chronicles)

How Do You Say Reattach in Korean? (Chronicles)

Informed Sources: Mar. 28, 1994 (Chronicles)

Miscommunication at Foggy Bottom (Chronicles / Inside Washington)

Miscommunication at Foggy Bottom

It's A Jungle Out There (Whitewater)

The Administration is in retreat, embarrassed by disclosures, unable to head off congressional probes

Milestones Mar. 28, 1994 (Chronicles)

No Slackers (Chronicles)

Not So Dearly Departed (Chronicles)

Pictures at an Execution (Chronicles)

Spring, Schming (Chronicles)

Stonewall (Chronicles)

Suddenly, An Old Nemesis (Whitewater)

The Week March 13-19 (Chronicles)

Will They Pay? (Whitewater)

Winners & Losers: Mar. 28, 1994 (Chronicles)

Russia: Vladimir Zhirinovsky Beat (Chronicles)

A Hint of Spring in The Balkan Tangle (Bosnia)

In a negotiating flurry, the factions have produced a federation plan and an easing of the Sarajevo siege

Back to The Bad Old Days (Somalia)

As weary U.S. troops depart, they leave behind a country in no better shape than when they arrived

Hebron's Ugly Truths (Middle East)

Hints of a second shooter and revelations of official laxity raise the specter of high-level resignations

The Irish Puzzle (Northern Ireland)

Gerry Adams talks peace, but does Sinn Fein's silver tongue really mean it?

Trouble in The East (Asia)

In exclusive interviews, leaders in South Korea and China talk about fears of North Korea's nuclear aspirations and problems with the U.S.

The Mummy's Tale

A woman's remains prove that tuberculosis existed in the New World before Columbus crossed the sea

Breast Cancer: a Diagnosis of Deceit (Medicine)

A prominent researcher fudged data in a study that led surgeons to change how they operate on patients

Reliving Polio (Health)

Forty years after the great postwar epidemic, the disease is coming back to haunt its survivors

Springtime for Tonya

A whack ends with a whimper as the skater plea-bargains her way out of a potential trial

The Presidency: The Grandfather in Chief (Nation)

The Grandfather in Chief

Magazine Contents Page (Contents)

March 28, 1994 Vol. 143, No. 13

Time Magazine Masthead (Masthead)

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