Table of ContentsChinese Mores When the Lullaby Ends Should adoptive parents be able to return unwanted children?American Notes THE NAVY Second Look At the Iowa American Notes CALIFORNIA Little Red Riding Hootch Mathematics Made Easy A Japanese teaching method adds up in the U.S.American Notes CONTESTS Nobody Beats The Wiz On the Air Miracle Workers Small victories at a New York school Norman Rockwell's America HOW MANY REALLY DIED? Unlaced and Weird on Top At Cannes, David Lynch slices a poisoned American pieThree Lives, Then and Now CHINA One Year Later The leadership stifles dissent as it tries to put the best face on an unpopular regimeThe Disappearing TV Audience Now the networks have a new mystery to solveChubby? Blame Those Genes Heredity plays the pivotal role in weight control TIME magazine contents page Vol. 135, No. 23 JUNE 4, 1990 SACRIFICIAL LAMB OF THE WEEKSEPARATISM Is Canada Coming Apart? Maybe not, but its politicians are playing a dangerous game of chicken over the future of the federationMEMOIRS THE CRIME-DOES-TOO-PAY AWARDMIDDLE EAST When Madmen Call the Shots As Shamir stalls and a massacre reignites the intifadeh, progress toward peace is more urgent than everColleges and Race CONFLICTS Taking the Road to War? A cleric's assassination raises the temperature as India and Pakistan stumble toward another unwinnable battleTHE EXCU-U-U-SE ME CITATIONTrials of a Transient HouseholdWorld Notes UGANDA Night of the Wild Pigs King CodgerTHE BACK-TO-THE-DRAWING-BOARD DIRECTIVESloganeering, Soviet-Style Alien Nation Just for FunTHE MORNING LINE How the Keating Five are faringWorld Notes ROMANIA Iliescu Wins Big Oberammergau's Blood Curse A famous Passion play opens to a chorus of Jewish criticismFaking It World Notes MEXICO Government by Terrorism? Fear and Litigation''I AM AN OPTIMIST'' Expressing impatience toward his critics and advice for foreign heads of state, Gorbachev sees himself as the leader of a new revolution and a visionary for the end of the centuryBurden for Dad, Grief for SonTHE EYE OF THE STORMFeeling a Crunch A crackdown on loose lending has made credit tougher to getAMERICA ABROAD THE FEAR OF WEIMAR RUSSIAHonor RollWorld Notes YEMEN Sheba's Land Together Again May the Circle Be UnbrokenBusiness Notes TELEVISION Ranch Around The Clock ANGER, BLUFF -- AND COOPERATION Behind the Sandinistas' stunning election loss in Nicaragua is the secret story of U.S.-Soviet partnership in Central America. George Bush may lack Gorbachev's grand vision, but he and his advisers proved their mastery of cMoney Angles Charging Up Your SavingsWhose Art Is It, Anyway? Desperate for an enemy, the radical right accuses Washington of subsidizing obscene, elitist art. The facts paint a different pictureWe Don't Need A Lecture Why India is balking at U.S. trade pressure THE MEN WHO MADE IT ALL WORK Pavlov and Aronson each expected the other to be a hard-line old thinker. After a year of tough bargaining, they found they were friends Mountains of Vile Vials The U.S. tries to crush the lucrative trade in drug paraphernaliaTalented ToiletmouthBusiness Notes COMMUNICATIONS Ring, Ring: Tokyo Calling Business Notes SOFTWARE New Windows, Same View Business Notes RETAILING From Mergers To Menswear Accident-Prone -- and Lethal Doubts rise on the safety of three types of nuclear warheadsLove-16A Search for Glitz The house of Newhouse pursues a winning formula with toughness -- and a revolving doorDaddy's Little Girl Did eight-year-old Eileen Franklin see her father kill her friend? Or is 29-year-old Eileen Franklin-Lipsker looking for revenge?Opening Doors for the Disabled But the handicapped-rights law may harm those it aims to helpDo People Get Hooked on Sex? Psychologists debate how to treat a different kind of ''addiction''Jeans DreamsAmerican Notes NATURE First Crunch, Then Munch Business Notes DIVESTMENT Kicking Butts Off Campus American Notes SAN FRANCISCO Safe Sex and The Flag
