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HEART ATTACKS
U.S.News
NEW METHODS
THAT CAN
JULY 22, 1991
$2.50
CUT THE TOLL
BLACK&
WHITE IN
AMERICA
Race and the troubled state of integration
NW
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SUSAN MAY TELL SABA
U.S.News
JULY 22, 1991
VOL. 111
NO. 4
IIII
4 Letters to the Editor
OUTLOOK
6 Gorbachev goes West
8 Nuclear plant probe China
asks for help Mideast oil
dependence Raisa's book
14 John Leo on PC babble
16 Washington Whispers
U.S.NEWS
COVER STORY
18 Black and white in America:
34
The integration ideal of a
generation ago is vanishing
Arms bazaar. Curbing sales of high-tech weapons like this American F-14 fighter won 't be easy.
22 How one neighborhood
STEPHEN SHAMES MATRIX FOR USN&WR
B. MOSS LIGHTHOUSE FOR USN&WR
makes integration work
29 Special Report: Medal of
Honor, Part VI
33 Tomorrow: Gloria Borger and
Kenneth T. Walsh on long-
lived scandals
WORLD REPORT
34 Curbing the global arms trade
36 Inside Beijing's arms bazaar
38 Italy declines as Europe rises
40 Worldgram: Uncertain
South Africa; eyes on Castro
22
48
BUSINESS
42 The service sector cuts fat
Living the ideal.
Healthy architecture.
45 Spending more on R & D
The Mount Airy
The new children's
47 Economic Outlook: Paul R.
area of Philadelphia
hospital at Stanford
Krugman on the summit
is an oasis of racial
University is a model of
tolerance and
SCIENCE & SOCIETY
patient-friendly design.
48 Hospitals fit for healing
diversity.
50 Clarence Thomas's law
52 Conversation: Margaret
Visser on table manners
ILLUSTRATION BY ISTVAN BANYAI FOR USN&WR
NEWS YOU CAN USE
54 Saving heart-attack victims
57 Entertainment: Kids' singers,
with a U.S. News 900 number
g
59 The Newsletter: Aid for
disabled; paperless investing
42
7A
60 Editorial: Housing costs
Working out. A flabby service sector could weaken economic growth in the 1990s.
COVER: Logo by Mark Fox/Blackdog
Inset photo by Louis Psihoyos
Copyright © 1991. by U.S.News & World Report Inc. All rights reserved. U.S.News & World Report (ISSN 0041-5537) is published weekly, except for one combined issue mailed in August and a second combined issue mailed in December,
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JULY 22,1991 $2.50
IRAN-CONTRA: The Scandal That Won't Go Away
TIME
The
Colorado
The West's lifeline is now
America's most endangered river
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Vol. 138 No. 3
JULY 22, 1991
TIME
WILLIAM CAMPBELL FOR TIME
THE WEEKLY NEWSMAGAZINE
COVER STORY
20 NATION:
Endangered River
The very prosperity it made
possible now threatens
the mighty Colorado
ALSO Iran-Contra: The scandal
that will not die
30 WORLD:
The New France
An identity crisis in that
self-assured land? Mais oui.
46 BUSINESS:
A Royal Banking Mess
eD
How a revered sheik wound up at
the center of a global scam
20 / A RIVER OF RUGGED BEAUTY AND RAGING CONTROVERSY
SCIENCE The eclipse showed that the sun is bigger than thought
52
MEDICINE A 900 number lends new meaning to the term house call
54
TELEVISION Three off-the-wall shows to beat the summer blahs
55
FREDERIC REYNAUD-SIPA
LIVING Day spas, the fast way for busy people to relax
60
BOOKS Peter Mayle found the good life in Provence
62
FOOD Vinegar is making a splash among the tart set
64
SPORT Private golf clubs are still in the rough on race
66
ESSAY Pico Iyer on the passion and art of Henry Miller
68
DEPARTMENTS
30 / ACITY THAT STILL GLOWS
LETTERS
4
GRAPEVINE
13
PEOPLE
45
VIEW POINTS
65
SERGIO TIME
COVER Photograph by Phil DeRiemer-Adventure Photo
TIME (ISSN 0040-781X) is published weekly for $61.88 per year, by The Time Inc. Magazine Company. Principal Office: Time & Life
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Service at 1-800-843-TIME (8463).
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A BAD BARGAIN?
Newsweek Gorbachev's Plea for Aid
®
July 22, 1991 : $2.50
gilantes
Cops, Crooks, Adulterers:
No One Is Safe From
the Camera's Eye
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Newsweek
National Affairs
African-Americans: a crisis of
leadership
18
Thomas: the "water torture"
test
19
A farewell to sanctions
20
The CIA: is Gates finished?
21
The LAPD: damned but
defiant
22
The Democrats' Mr. Right
23
Shaking things up at NOW
24
A rape victim's story
24
Death on the range
25
International
Soviet capitalism?
26
Why Gorbachev is a
sideshow
28
A Texas tape shows a cop clubbing a suspect
Baghdad: nothing left to lose
29
Saddam fesses up on nukes
30
What Havel misses
31
Resurrecting Randy Andy
31
A French sex(ist) farce
33
Attention: The Video Vigilantes Are Watching
Once confined to Junior's birthday party, camcorders have now become high-
Business
tech witnesses to crime and corruption. They're standard equipment for cops
The Time Warner mess
34
An ex-director dissents
35
and investigators-and any citizen who wants to play private eye. The biggest
Pan Am: 1927-1991
36
score was the famous tape capturing a group of Los Angeles cops beating a
BCCI: untangling a bank mess 37
Chaos at the stereo store
38
civilian. But from Detroit to Ft. Worth to San Jose, vigilante video is also
A slippery pyramid?
39
Mystery meat goes lite
39
capturing robbery, fraud, adultery, drunken driving and corporate sloth-and
Robert J. Samuelson
40
leaving a trail of difficult legal and ethical issues. Society: Page 42
Society
Technology: Video vigilantes
(the cover)
42
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?
Can the camera lie?
44
Now you can be Dan Rather 46
Mikhail Gorbachev is making the sales call of
Religion: The intermarrying
his life this week, when he meets with leaders
kind
48
Open season on Russian
of the G-7 countries in London and tries to
souls
49
persuade them to shore up the crumbling
The Arts
Soviet economy. The West isn't in a giving
Books: Learning to like Lyndon 52
mood-and won't part with much aid until it
"I don't have a vendetta"
53
sees reforms. Privatization is underway in
Entertainment: Lights! Action!
Disk drives!
54
the Soviet Union, but old habits are proving
Art: Mightier than the sword
55
hard to break. International: Page 26
Sharing a lighter moment with Kohl
Music: All the things you aren't 56
Movies: Zonking out in Austin 57
The "Boyz" of bloodshed
57
Girls Who Go Too Far
Lifestyle
Experts on teens have spotted a
Family: Girls who go too far
58
Television: One foot in the '50s
60
disturbing trend: some girls will do
Health: New AIDS guidelines
60
anything to get a boy. Symptoms
Sports: A long wait for liftoff
61
Ideas: The melting of a myth
63
range from nagging calls to alarm-
Science: Night and day
64
ing sexual aggressiveness. Parents
Departments
are fighting back by grounding
Periscope
6
kids, trying therapy or seeking new
My Turn
10
role models. Lifestyle: Page 58
Letters
14
The Wilsons are now in family therapy
Perspectives
17
Newsmakers
51
Transition
51
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