Table of ContentsLITERALLY ILLITERATE BRITAIN PRINCIPLED PLEA New pressure on the I.R.A. SNIPES AT STOCKMAN HAITI ''PAPA JERE'' A Duvalier crony stands trialSOUTH AFRICA ZULU CHIEF IN THE MIDDLE Walking the thin line between compromise and collaborationUP-AND-COMING COLLEGES WORLD NOTES DISCOVERIES THE REAL THING--MAYBE SAFE SPEED A REPORTER IN SEARCH OF HISTORY Theodore H. White: 1915-1986''I AM LEARNING TO SAY NO'' THE PHILIPPINES STORYBOOK RISE, UNCERTAIN FUTURE As the honeymoon ends, Aquino begins to face the hard realitiesPEACE CORPS SUCCESS SOUTH KOREA ALL THE MAKINGS OF A GREAT MOVIE Two thespians survive exile to tell a tangled tale of intrigueA LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHERWORLD NOTES NICARAGUA LIVING LEGEND GIVES IT UP GHOST STORY The Teamsters boss is indicted A PLAYER'S MAP OF THE WORLD Chicago mounts a freewheeling international festivalMUCH ADO ABOUT DEAVER Reagan's friend is caught in a storm over influence peddlingCOVER STORIES WELL, HELLO MOLLY! Meet Hollywood's new teen princessCOVER STORIES GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF '86 Dazzling already, they are looking for women's rolesTHE PRESIDENCY ''I WOULD KEEP A LOWER PROFILE''A TALE OF TWO STATES High times in the Bay Colony, hard times in the Oil PatchINSPIRATIONS THE ORIGINALS by William Amos Little, Brown; 614 pages; $19.95WORLD NOTES ARMS TRADE TRULY DUBIOUS ACHIEVEMENT MAKING AMENDS EXPENSIVE HABITS by Maureen Howard Simon & Schuster; 298 pages; $17.95WORLD NOTES FALKLANDS WAR WRAPPING UP LOOSE ENDS WORLD NOTES WEST GERMANY ENTER THE GOOSE PATROL MUSIC IN MOSCOW THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA CHANGE THE GARDEN OF EDEN by Ernest Hemingway; Scribners; 247 pages; $18.95NAUGHTY PHOTOS A panel links porn to violence THUMBS UP FOR THE NEW TAX PLAN Despite some doubts, Packwood's proposal wins corporate favorOUT OF GOTHIC, INTO THE FUTURE Veit Stoss's carvings are the revelation of a Nuremberg showDARK CLOUDS OVER WALL STREET History's largest insider-trading case stuns the investment worldTHE JOY OF ANALOGAMERICAN NOTES CHILDREN PINT-SIZE ALCOHOLICS MAKE WAY FOR THE MALL WALKERS Elderly Americans are piling up miles, not merchandiseCANADA PUTS ON A FAIR THAT'S FUN The lines are forming for Vancouver's Expo 86AMERICAN NOTES CIVIL RIGHTS CICERO CRACKS OPEN ITS DOORS OREGON KILLER A mountain's icy furyBUSINESS NOTES GOVERNMENT NEW FACES AT THE FED; BUSINESS NOTES HOTELS HOLIDAY INN HIMALAYA-STYLE RISING SUN Silicon Valley's hot newcomerPOINT MAN Hanging tough in GenevaHARRY JOHN'S HOLY WAR A battle for control of the world's largest Catholic charityAUTO BANKERS The Big Three financial giants WYOMING HORROR A fiery schoolhouse bomb TYPE A MINUS Who is coronary prone? SOVIET UNION GORBACHEV GOES ON THE OFFENSIVE Moscow struggles to limit the damage of the Chernobyl disasterMIDDLE EAST STIRRING UP RUMORS OF WAR Jerusalem and Damascus square offPUTTING TEACHERS UP ON TOP A bold report calls for better training and higher rewardsGRIM LESSONS AT HOSPITAL NO. 6 WEEDING OUT THE INCOMPETENTS The medical profession acts to discipline dangerous doctorsAMERICAN NOTES UTAH NEXT, A LESSER SALT LAKE? TALK IS AS GOOD AS A PILL NIMH study shows psychotherapy lifts depressionAMERICAN NOTES DRUGS WAR OF WORDS WITH MEXICO AMERICAN NOTES NEBRASKA WOMEN TAKE THE LEAD
