Table of ContentsSOUTH AFRICA TURMOIL IN THE STREETS A protest march is halted, but Botha is unable to stop an economic slideA LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHERMYSTERIOUS MOVERS AND SHAKERS A MAGGOT by John Fowles; Little, Brown; 455 pages; $19.95AMERICAN NOTES CHICAGO THERE GOES THE JUDGE SPORTING CHALLENGE PURGING PEJORATIVES AMERICAN NOTES HOLLYWOOD UNMASKING INFORMANT T-10 AMERICAN NOTES LOS ANGELES A WELL-TRAINED TODDLER AMERICAN NOTES NEW YORK A DOCTOR'S FATAL REMEDY DINOSAUR FIND The Alaskan connection UP-COUNTRY WITHOUT A PADDLE VOLUNTEERS Directed by Nicholas Meyer; Screenplay by Ken Levine and David IsaacsAMERICAN NOTES SAN DIEGO BABIES FOR SALE DROPPING THE BOMB JOINING HANDS A VERDICT Bell names names THE URBAN POET AS A SCAVENGER KURT SCHWITTERS' COLLAGES RECEIVE A LONG-OVERDUE RETROSPECTIVEWEST GERMANY SPIES, SPIES AND MORE SPIES Kohl moves to limit the damage as the scandal widensTOMORROW'S CAVALRY SOUTH AFRICA'S PLIGHT NOW PLAYING ON CASSETTE HITS, FLOPS OR IN BETWEEN, MOVIES THRIVE WITH VCR USERSDROPPING THE OTHER SHOE DESPITE GROWING PROTECTIONIST PRESSURE FROM CONGRESS, REAGAN REJECTS QUOTASWORLD NOTES PAKISTAN IRRECONCILABLE DIFFERENCES; WORLD NOTES ISRAEL AN EYE FOR AN EYE EDITOR'S CHOICE FICTION CAPTAIN MAXIMUS Barry Hannah CARPENTER'S GOTHIC William Gaddis LAKE WOBEGON DAYS, Garrison Keillor LONESOME DOVE, Larry McMurtry UNDER THE BANYAN TREE AND OTHER STORIES R.K. Narayan ZUCKERMAN BOUND, Philip Roth POLO AND PIAGET BEST SELLERS THIS EL SALVADOR SWIFT JUSTICE Avenging the Zona Rosa MACARTHUR'S RETURN FREE SPIRITS MOONSHINE by Alec Wilkinson Knopf; 153 pages; $13.95NIGERIA TRIUMPH OF THE TROUBLEMAKER The man beyond many coups finally puts himself in powerSOVEREIGN WATERS FRANCE INNOCENT AGENTS Fury over Greenpeace report BUSINESS NOTES BANKING RECORD FINE FOR CROCKER AN INTERVIEW WITH GORBACHEV Candid views about U.S.-Soviet relations and his goals for his people BUSINESS NOTES FORTUNES A FAMILY OF SHRUNKEN TREASURES THE GREAT WAR OF WORDS How the U.S. and U.S.S.R. sell themselves to the worldBUSINESS NOTES COMPANIES PROFITS: $10 BILLION; TAXES: $0 MANEUVERING FOR POSITION As the summit nears, the Soviets focus on arms control BUSINESS NOTES RAIDERS HANGING UP THE SPURS WORLD NOTES SOUTH KOREA A DRAMATIC LANDING WORLD NOTES PHILIPPINES UPHOLDING A SOLDIER'S RIGHTS SLUGGER PETE BUSINESS NOTES AUTOS THE PRICE IS RIGHT CHIC DUDS ON TWO WHEELS Cycling's popularity creates a new $30 million market; KIDDIES IN THE FAST LANETROUBLES APLENTY AT UNION CARBIDE The chemical giant will close plants and eliminate 4,000 jobsCOVER STORIES MOSCOW'S VIGOROUS LEADER Confident and tough, Gorbachev gets set for the Great CommunicatorTHE CRUSADING ATTORNEY GENERAL Edwin Meese tilts at the courts, quotas and criminal rightsA THEORY AS GOOD AS GOLD Fueling debate on the source of petroleumNO MORE TIME FOR SERGEANT YORK Weinberger scraps the controversial antiaircraft gunTODAY'S DENTISTRY: A NEW DRILL Physicians of the mouth do more than just fill teethSTALKING THE SERIAL KILLER In California, a suspect is arrested''FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE! GROWN MEN!'' At 50, Warner's cartoons still tickle audiences of all agesSTINGING INNOCENTS ABROAD Europe's thieves are after Americans with scams new and oldTHE AIDS ISSUE HITS THE SCHOOLS Infected students raise concern, conflict and confusionFURTHER SIGNS OF STRESS An engine crack is linked to an air crash; WEAPON OF CHOICE Hoodlums love the mighty MACBACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN / A well-rested President returns to the Washington warsCLASS ACT BENNETT AT THE BLACKBOARD EDUCATION OF A NEWSPAPER EDITOR Michael Janeway comes to grips with the Boston GlobeFRIENDLY DEAL Gannett buys Detroit News RISING TIDE The poverty rate falls
