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Table of ContentsON THE INTELLECTUAL RAMPARTS New think tanks are advocating as well as incubating ideasBAD RAP THE ROOTS OF DOROTHY REDFORD Some 2,000 descendants of a plantation's slaves come homeBUSINESS NOTES LAWSUITS ANOTHER SHOE IN A SCANDAL ''CRAZY PAT'S'' REVENGE A postman kills 14 co-workers in OklahomaTROUBLED KARMA FOR THE KRISHNAS The murder of a disgruntled disciple sparks a grand jury probeBUSINESS NOTES MANAGEMENT GE PROVIDES A PEACOCK? BUSINESS NOTES SPINOFFS CRASH DIET FOR FOOD FIRMS JOINING THE THINK RANKS AMERICAN NOTES DEFENSE NOT SO STEALTHY JETS ALASKA'S SPEEDING GLACIER A wall of ice seals a fjord, endangering a nearby villageAMERICAN NOTES WEAPONS A LOOSE CANNON JOURNALESE: A GROUND-BREAKING STUDYTHE PRESIDENCY COLLIDING WITH REALITIESTHE LOVE OF TWO DESK LAMPS Steven Jobs' newest venture produces extraordinary graphics DOOMED JOURNEY Tracking the KAL tragedy ROME SENDS A STRONG MESSAGE Chastised for dissent, a U.S. theologian loses his teaching licenseAMERICAN NOTES MAFIA TRIALS OF A DAPPER DON AMERICAN NOTES VAGRANTS SANTA BARBARA BACKS DOWN BUSINESS NOTES RAILROADS A SALE GOES TO THE SIDING NO YIELD The U.S. resists a test ban SOVIET UNION ANATOMY OF A CATASTROPHE Moscow blames ''gross'' human error for the Chernobyl accidentDIVING DEEP AMERICAN NOTES SPEEDING SMILE: HERE'S YOUR TICKET KADAR'S HUNGARY A TALE OF TWO COUNTRIES? A study finds America's coasts booming and its center saggingAN UNEXPECTED OUTBREAK OF CANDOR EMBRYO FROM A COLLAPSING STAR New evidence for a long-held theory of how stars are born UNFRIENDLY SKIES Delays and scrubbed flights take the joy out of this summer's flyingTHE LAWYER'S LOT SOUTH AFRICA ''TERRIFYING INDICTMENT'' The list: 8,551 detainees FIGHTING ON AND ON IRAN ''DEATH TO JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING'' Khomeini's newly confident forces prepare for another offensiveDIPLOMACY BRIEF COMINGS AND GOINGS A failure in HelsinkiFOOTBALL FUROR SUDAN STRANDED AMID THE GUNFIRE As the civil war intensifies, thousands are left starvingCONSTRUCTING THE CONSTITUTION A NOT-SO-SECRET SERVICE NEWSWATCH MAKING NEWS AND NON-NEWSPIT BULLS AS PETS RWANDA CASE OF THE GORILLA LADY MURDER An American scientist is unexpectedly charged''CHANNEL SNORE'' TO THE FORE Britain's new, experimental network rides high on low ratingsVive l'Americain! PUBLIC HEALTH NOWHERE TO RUN, NOWHERE TO HIDE The AIDS epidemic sweeps through developing countriesWORLD NOTES FRANCE GOODBYE, GREAT GALLERY A MAN, A WOMAN AND SOME DOGS Five foreign films consider love, with mixed resultsWORLD NOTES GUINEA BACK IN THE SLAMMER AGAIN A LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHEREXOTIC EDIBLES WORLD NOTES WEST GERMANY BATTLE OVER THE OLD WORDS NEW AGE COMES OF AGE Dreamy soundscapes offer relief from formula pop and rockWALKING ON THE WILD SIDE O-ZONE by Paul Theroux; Putnam; 527 pages; $19.95WORLD NOTES BRITAIN BARRISTERS VS. THE $270 WIG WORLD NOTES MEXICO CALLS TO GET TOUGH BIRTH CONTROL: VANISHING OPTIONS Lawsuits and other safety concerns mean new worries in bedCOVER STORY SELLING A DREAM OF ELEGANCE AND THE GOOD LIFE Polo's Ralph Lauren has designed an empire renowned for its range and marketing mystique COVER STORY A POPULAR SHIRT TALE THE LIBERTY OF THOUGHT ITSELF In Paris, a big, provocative survey of modern sculptureBOOKENDS SHORT TAILS THE MEXICAN PET by Jan Harold Brunvand Norton; 221 pages; $13.95BUSINESS NOTES FOREIGN COMPETITION THE RISING SUN IS BACK AT NO. 1
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