March 16, 1981 | Vol. 117 No. 11

Playing for High Stakes

Supply Line for a Junta

Alexander Haig: The Vicar Takes Charge (COVER STORY)

Shaping foreign policy for a decade of risks and challenges

How a Policy Was Born

An Interview with Haig

A Bonanza for Defense

Thunderers on the Right

Another Body

Busing Blues

Americana: United We Stand Around (Americana)

Americana: Bathroom Brouhaha (Americana)

Americana: Extra Credit (Americana)

Americana: Charmed Robbery (Americana)

Americana: Busted Busman (Americana)

East Bloc: Warsaw's New Crackdown (East Bloc)

Brezhnev: A One-Man Band

Saudi Arabia: Shoring Up the Kingdom (Saudi Arabia)

Spain: A Worry: The Next Coup (Spain)

Britain: Having a Party (Britain)

Did Fidel Push the Button?

Science: Hideaways for Nuclear Waste

Environment: Enough with the Jokes, Already (Environment)

Science: Telltale Stars

Medicine: Totally Allergic (Medicine)

Medicine: Recycling Blood (Medicine)

Medicine: Capsules: Mar. 16, 1981 (Medicine)

In North Dakota: View from a BUFF, A B-52 Bomber (American Scene)

Religion: Ablution Without Absolution

Sport: Giving 'Em the Old One-Two

Sport: Triple Threat