Table of ContentsSWANS AND UGLY DUCKLINGSBUT IN BARROOMS, THE DEBATE GOES ONHAUNTED PEACE A STILLNESS HEARD ROUND THE WORLD by Stanley Weintraub Dutton; 468 pages; $22.50THE UPSTAGING OF HALLEY'S ARMADA A U.S. spacecraft makes the first encounter with a cometEXPERIMENT IN BLACK AND WHITE COMMON GROUND: A TURBULENT DECADE IN THE LIVES OF THREE AMERICAN FAMILIES by J. Anthony Lukas; Knopf; 659 pages; $19.95TONING UP THE NUCLEAR TRIAD How each leg of America's strategic deterrent really works SPECTACLES MR. PALOMAR by Italo Calvino Translated by William Weaver Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 130 pages; $12.95Zap! THEN A FLAP A satellite shooter scores a hit HAUNTING IMAGES OF DISASTER TITANIC'S discoverer reveals dramatic pictures of the sunken shipTHE NEW UNTOUCHABLES Anxiety over AIDS is verging on hysteria in some parts of the countryROMAN COLUMN John Paul, journalist THE COCAINE AGONIES CONTINUE Charges of illegal drug use touch even some baseball greatsTRYING TO CUT HIS LOSSES Reagan moves to outflank Congress on two charged issuesFOR PETE'S SAKE, HE CRIED Rose confirms Cobb's place in heaven and his own on earth''NOT AN EASY DISEASE TO COME BY'' For all its ferocity, AIDS is relatively hard to getOLD HABITS, NEW FORMATS Anthology shows come back as the networks gear up for fallAMERICAN NOTES CRIME UNREPENTANT ABOUT MURDER AMERICAN NOTES JUSTICE WHO KILLED JOHN BELUSHI? MEAN STREETS IN NIGHTTOWN AFTER HOURS Directed by Martin Scorsese; Screenplay by Joseph MinionAMERICAN NOTES ELECTIONS NO ONE CATCHES KOCH CRIMEBUSTER COMPROMISING POSITIONS Directed by Frank Perry Screenplay by Susan IsaacsOPTING FOR THE BROWNING VERSION The Episcopal Church picks an activist liberal as its leaderTHE START OF A PLAGUE MENTALITYHARVEST SONG Willie plans a benefit AMERICAN NOTES DRUGS A SMUGGLER'S HARD LANDING ORDER IN COURT Neo-Nazis go on trialTHAILAND POWER GRAB A coup attempt fizzles AFTER CANCER A drug to prevent recurrence TIME MAGAZINE CONTENTS PAGE SEPTEMBER 23, 1985 VOL. 126 NO. 12 VIRAL MAP First step to a cure for colds BRITAIN LOOTING SPREE A riot scars Birmingham A LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHERWORLD NOTES HONDURAS STRIKING AT THE SANDINISTAS A VIDEO CHRONICLE OF OUR TIMES 45/85 looks at the past 40 yearsWORLD NOTES PORTUGAL FIERY COLLISION AMERICAN NOTES ARMS CONTROL LACKING THE RIGHT CHEMISTRY A RED STAR RISES ON THE HIGH SEAS Soviet merchant ships are undercutting world marketsGUCCI SUITS A famous name in court BRITAIN BIG BLOW TO THE KGB The top Soviet spy master in London defects to the WestDANCING TO A FOREIGN TUNE TIME'S Board of Economists says events abroad will determine U.S. growthCOVER STORY THE SECOND REVOLUTION Deng's reforms are taking China on a courageous if uncharted courseBUSINESS NOTES ENTERTAINMENT MALE RABBITS JOIN THE BUNNIES FALWELL FALLOUT IN UTICA: THE DOGPATCH OF BASEBALLBUSINESS NOTES LODGING MOTEL BY THE MINUTE REVERENCE DUE COVER STORY A SUCCESSOR GENERATION COVER STORY FLOURISHING COLLECTIVES STREAM DOCTOR Trout love his landscapes LOTTO MONEY SUPPLY AND DEMAND BUSINESS NOTES MARKETING A FLAT YEAR FOR COKE STUDENT DEBT WORLD NOTES ARGENTINA THE GENERALS IN THE DOCK WORLD NOTES SOVIET UNION A POEM FOR THE PARTY BUSINESS NOTES DEFENSE PEEKING AT PENTAGON PAPERS WORLD NOTES EL SALVADOR MISSING: DUARTE'S DAUGHTER GLAMOUR OF NURSING BUSINESS NOTES REAL ESTATE THE ROCKEFELLERS CASH IN
