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Table of ContentsTribal Rites in Lotus Land . . . NAKED HOLLYWOOD; A&E Network; debuting July 28, 8 p.m. EDT. . . And Two Natives Who Got Away Recycling in the Newsroom Plagiarism at two major dailies raises anew the issue of a newspaper's implicit contract with its readersThe Bonfire of The Nominee Carol Iannone loses a round to political correctness ''Mother Teresa for the '90s''? Marianne Williamson is Hollywood's New Age attraction, blending star-studded charity work with mind awarenessThe (Sticky) Fad of Summer The season's big game involves two paddles, a ball, lots of Velcro -- and oodles of people who love the gimmickTarsorial Splendor Attention, footwear fetishists! Sports sandals are hip soles for hip souls. DANCE She Did It Her WayMUSIC Burdened Spirits, Soaring SongsCINEMA & '90s Going on '60sTIME magazine contents page Vol. 138 No. 4 JULY 29, 1991 TELEVISION Gleefully GhoulishPHOTOGRAPHY Eek! A Naked Lady!A Royal Star Shines On Her Own Now thirtysomething, facing the 10th anniversary of a troubled marriage, DIANA, Princess of Wales, navigates a tough passage with grit and graceCORPORATE FINANCE Time Warner: New Version Investors applaud a revised stock offer, the biggest ever BUSINESS NOTES LABOR Maternity Suit BUSINESS NOTES INSURANCE The Crisis This Time BUSINESS NOTES LEVIES Tax Whacks Snack Packs BUSINESS NOTES POSTAGE A Costlier Christmas? BUSINESS NOTES ENTERTAINMENT Revenge of The '60s A Counterfeit Treatment Should You Worry About Getting AIDS From Your Dentist? Probably not, but the government is moving to protect patients and restore their trust in the medical community. Even so, it pays to be prudent.Still No Relief from Alzheimer's Despite public pressure, the FDA will not approve a touted drug until there is more evidence that it really worksLights! Camcorders! Action! Video cameras plugged into computers are helping people make home movies of Spielbergian quality -- well, almostGood Things, Small Packages In a time of gloom and doom about U.S. schools, early-childhood education is something different, a cauldron of fresh and innovative approachesSOVIET UNION Helping Him Find His Way Forced to settle for sacks of advice instead of money at the London parley, Gorbachev promises to apply those ideas at homeIRAQ Deja Vu All Over Again Saddam says he has ended his nuclear shell game, but the U.S. and its allies draw up a bombing plan just in caseAMERICAN NOTES TENNESSEE Guess Who's Coming? AMERICAN NOTES WASHINGTON Wealth by Stealth AMERICAN NOTES THE DEFICIT Just Say Oops! AMERICAN NOTES SOUTH CAROLINA A Cannon on The Loose THE WEST Mixing Business And Faith Most states are struggling with economic hard times, but Utah -- and the Mormons -- are riding highENVIRONMENT Death of a River An ecological catastrophe in California points to the need for new rules on the transport of toxic compoundsScandal? What Scandal? MERGERS Banking On Bigness Chemical and Manny Hanny unwrap a megadealWORLD NOTES THE PHILIPPINES A Natural Solution WORLD NOTES SOUTH AFRICA Campaigning Under Cover COVER STORY The Dirtiest Bank of All How B.C.C.I. and its ''black network'' became a financial supermarket for crooks and spies -- and how the U.S. is trying to cover up its roleAmerica Abroad The Delicate Balancing ActWORLD NOTES PRISONERS Are They or Aren't They? MIDDLE EAST Why Assad Saw the Light Syria shrewdly says yes to Bush's peace plan, but Israel suspects a trick to shift the blame for future delaysTOURISM Elbow-to-Elbow at the Louvre Overcrowding, pollution and plain incivility have become Europe' unwelcome summer guestsTINKER, TAILOR, SOLDIER -- SCREW-UP?TIME magazine masthead Vol. 138 No. 4 JULY 29, 1991 At Their Wits' End Primary? What Primary?Ready or Not? Look, Mickey, No Kitsch! Disney has become the world's foremost patron of high-profile architectureGender Insensitivity Justice for All WHO ARE WE? A Rogue, Yes, but With Great Vision Historian ROBERT DALLEK, author of a new biography, argues that Lyndon Johnson deserves far more credit than he is usually givenSCANDALS Walsh: Targeting A CIA Cover-Up The independent counsel says the agency's attempt to conceal its Iran-contra role could have been discovered much soonerGetting a Grip on Power RACE RELATIONS Browns vs. Blacks Once solidly united in the fight for equality, America's two largest minority groups have turned on each other in a fight for powerVOX POPSPIRITUAL AID IS EASIER TO OBTAINWE'RE NOT GONNA TAKE ITBRINGING IT ALL BACK HOMEHEY, YOU STARTED IT
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