July 1, 1996 | Vol. 148 No. 2

JUST HEARTBEATS AWAY

THE PROPOSAL THAT THE FIRST LADY ASPIRANTS HOLD A DEBATE SUGGESTS HOW MUCH THE ROLE HAS CHANGED. BOTH ARE ACCOMPLISHED AND AMBITIOUS. BUT WHILE ONE IS SPONTANEOUS, THE OTHER IS PREMEDITATIVE. GUESS WH

LIDDY MAKES PERFECT

WHILE LOOKING TO MOVE TO THE WHITE HOUSE, ELIZABETH DOLE MUST FIND A COMPROMISE BETWEEN HER AMBITION AND HER FAITH

FIRST BLOOD: HOW THE RED CROSS WOUNDED A RESUME

THE STARR FACTOR

BILL CLINTON MAY FINALLY HAVE MET THE MAN WHO WILL TURN THE 1996 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN INTO A REAL HORSE RACE. NO, NOT BOB DOLE. IT'S KENNETH STARR, THE WHITEWATER SPECIAL COUNSEL

FROM INVISIBILITY TO LIABILITY

RISE OF THE GENERAL

YELTSIN'S HEIR APPARENT IS A MASTER OF THE SECRET DEAL--JUST LIKE YELTSIN

MEANWHILE, IN THE DEEP, DARK RUSSIAN HEARTLAND...

ISRAEL: THE PM, AMERICAN-STYLE

BENJAMIN NETANYAHU LOOKS TO THE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL WAY OF GOVERNING. HE HAS TO GOVERN ISRAEL, HOWEVER

THE STRAWBERRY SICKNESS

A MYSTERIOUS INTESTINAL INFECTION IS STRIKING THE U.S. AND CANADA. IS UNWASHED FRUIT THE SOURCE?

Archaeology: MYSTERY OF THE OLMEC (Archaeology)

THE MAYA AND AZTECS BASED THEIR ART AND CULTURE ON THESE LITTLE-KNOWN PEOPLE; A NEW EXHIBITION SHOWS WHY

TOILET WARS

BIG FLUSHERS CIRCUMVENT NEW ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS

AFTER THE BURNING (Crime)

EACH TOWN HIT BY CHURCH ARSON MUST LOOK INTO ITS OWN SOUL--AND NOW THE COUNTRY IS DOING THE SAME

THREE STRIKES ARE OUT (Crime)

A CALIFORNIA COURT CRIES FOUL ON THE GET-TOUGH SENTENCING LAW; ALABAMA UNCHAINS THE GANG

Techwatch: Jul. 1, 1996 (Business)

People: Jul. 1, 1996 (People)

THE REAL SWIMSUIT ISSUE (Viewpoint)

IT'S BEACH TIME AGAIN, BUT A WOMAN WOULD FARE BETTER SLIPPING INTO A TWO-PIECE RESUME

Letters, Jul. 1, 1996 (Letters)

WASHINGTON DIARY: THE SECOND WIVES CLUB (Notebook)

Milestones Jul. 1, 1996 (Milestones)

Notebook: Jul. 1, 1996 (Notebook)