NATION
JULIUS SPEAKER?
UH-OH, NEWT GINGRICH IS IN TROUBLE AGAIN, AND GUESS WHICH FRIEND HAS THAT LEAN AND HUNGRY LOOK
SORRY, PARDNER
BIG TOBACCO FESSES UP AND PAYS UP--$368.5 BILLION, BUT CONGRESS MUST APPROVE THE DEAL
GOING WITHOUT A PRAYER
AN INSIDE LOOK AT HOW THE FBI AND CIA NABBED AN INFAMOUS SUSPECT AFTER A GLOBAL, FOUR-YEAR MANHUNT
SORRY ISN'T GOOD ENOUGH
A SIMPLE APOLOGY FOR SLAVERY LEAVES UNPAID DEBTS
HOW TOBACCO FIRMS WILL MANAGE
IS IT REALLY A GOOD DEAL?
YES, SAYS A PULITZER-PRIZEWINNING EXPERT--BUT FORGET THE MONEY. THE KEY IS FDA CONTROL
PARDON ME IF I (STILL) SMOKE
FOR SOME, IT'S A BADGE OF HONOR--A REFUSAL TO GIVE IN
WORLD
HONG KONG: THE BIG HANDOVER (ONE COUNTRY, MANY SYSTEMS)
FOR THE FIRST TIME BRITAIN IS GIVING A COLONY TO A COMMUNIST STATE. THE PEOPLE OF HONG KONG ARE BOTH PROUD AND ANXIOUS
INSIDE CHINA (ONE COUNTRY, MANY SYSTEMS)
AS HONG KONG IS REUNITED WITH CHINA, IT WILL CHANGE THE MAINLAND AS MUCH AS CHINA CHANGES IT
THE SECRET MISSILE DEAL
THE CIA HAS DISCOVERED THAT CHINA IS HELPING PAKISTAN BUILD A MISSILE PLANT. WILL THE U.S. OBJECT?
HEALTH & MEDICINE
OH, MY ACHING HEAD! (Medicine)
STRESS. HORMONES. PARENTS. GENES. THE LATEST ABOUT WHAT GIVES US HEADACHES--AND MAKES THEM GO AWAY
EVERY WOMAN'S DILEMMA (Health)
IT'S A CHOICE BETWEEN THE RISKS OF TAKING ESTROGEN AND THE RISKS OF NOT. A NEW STUDY CLARIFIES THE ISSUES
WATER HAZARD? (Health)
FINNISH SCIENTISTS LINK CHLORINE TO CANCER IN RATS
TECHNOLOGY
TECH WATCH: Jun. 30, 1997 (TECH WATCH)
BRIEFING
Notebook: Jun. 30, 1997 (Notebook)
THE WHITE HOUSE (Notebook / THE SCOOP)
JUST CALL ME THE ANNIVERSARY PRESIDENT
MAMA MIA, THAT'S A MEA CULPA (Notebook)
AND THEN I TOLD THEM... (Notebook)
Milestones Jun. 30, 1997 (Notebook / MILESTONES)
HAVE I GOT A TUSK FOR YOU! (Notebook / POSTSCRIPT)
POSTCARD FROM THE EDGE (Notebook)
HOLLYWOOD (Notebook / THE SCOOP)
WOULD YOU WANT TO HAVE LUNCH IN THIS TOWN AGAIN?
THE KING ASSASSINATION (Notebook / THE SCOOP)
SMOKING GUN, BUT WHO'S THE CULPRIT?
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
To Our Readers: Jun. 30, 1997 (To Our Readers)
A MYSTIC OF HOUSES (ESSAY)
A GHOST HAS TURNED UP, BUT HE'S JUST A HAPPY MEMORY THE HOUSE HASN'T FORGOTTEN
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
CINEMA: ONE DUMB SUMMER (The Arts / CINEMA)
MOST OF THE NEW ACTION FILMS ARE BIG, LOUD AND DOPEY, NEAR EXHAUSTION IF NOT EXTINCTION. SPIELBERG DOESN'T HAVE THE ONLY DINOSAURS AROUND
DANCE: BACK TO THEIR ROOTS (The Arts / DANCE)
THE AILEY COMPANY'S TOUR LEAVES SOUTH AFRICA DANCING IN THE AISLES
BOOKS: DO WE NEED MORE OPRAHS? (The Arts / BOOKS)
IN PROMISCUITIES, FEMINIST NAOMI WOLF DEMANDS MORE GIRL TALK
BOOKS: THIS DICK IS A JANE (The Arts / BOOKS)
THE CROSS-CULTURAL HEROINE OF THE JANE WHITEFIELD SERIES CAN BREAK A GUY'S HEART AS WELL AS HIS LEG
BOOKS: ON THE ROAD (The Arts / BOOKS)
AN ACERBIC NOVEL OF A RAFFISH FAMILY PILGRIMAGE
THEATER: THE DRABINSKY RAG (The Arts / THEATER)
THE CANADIAN SHOWMAN HAS ALREADY SHAKEN UP BROADWAY. BUT WAIT TILL IT SEES HIS NEXT MUSICAL