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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- TO OUR READERS — 4
- LETTERS — 7
- CHRONICLES — 17
- MILESTONES — 23
- COVER: A New Kind of Evil — 26
Guru Shoko Asahara may or may not be responsible for the nerve gas that killed 10 people on the Tokyo subway. But whoever is created an unprecedented, inchoate type of terrorism
Spiritual Vacuum: In the postwar era, Japan seeks new gods — 34
Terrorism: An escalation toward genocide — 38 - CONGRESS: Rebels with Cold Feet — 44
As the contract comes due, Republicans try to hang together - SCANDALS: The Fall and Rise of Bob Packwood — 47
The Senator from Oregon seems to be ascendant—for now - CIA: Pieces of a Puzzle — 48
The fate of Jennifer Harbury’s husband has set off a furor - SOCIETY: License to Collect — 49
Child support enforcement may get easier and more lucrative - BEHAVIOR: Confronting the Killer — 50
Facing an assailant in court helps ease victims’ pain - BUSINESS: The Wreck of Morrison Knudsen — 52
The builder fights to survive in the wake of Agee’s ouster - ON THE MONEY: Buy and Hold — 54
Warren Buffett profits by sitting on his stocks - SPORT: Return of the Two Mikes — 56
Tyson and Jordan celebrate their homecomings - EDUCATION: The New Book of Love — 58
Should universities ban student-teacher romances? - MEDICINE: Horror in the Hospital — 60
After several tragedies, patients wonder just how safe they are - SCIENCE: Looking for Eyes in All the Wrong Places — 61
Genetically scrambled fruit flies illuminate evolution - HEALTH: Do You Want to Know Your Fate? — 62
A potential test for Alzheimer’s disease raises a dilemma - TECHNOLOGY: Cyberporn Crackdown — 63
Some lawmakers hope to ban online porn - THE ARTS & MEDIA
- Art: Russia displays a trove of art looted from Germany, reigniting a debate over who rightfully owns such plunder — 64
- Theater: How to succeed in reviving a musical classic — 70
- Television: Prime-time reaches the outer limits — 72
- Music: Juliana Hatfield fulfills her early promise — 74
- Books: Alan Brinkley’s masterly history of the New Deal — 76
Bombardiers is a funny novel about desperate people — 78
Pilgrimage to the Garden of Good and Evil — 79 - PEOPLE — 81
- ESSAY — 82
- COVER: Photograph from AFP-Jiji Press (background digitally altered)