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Table of Contents: December 3, 1984
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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 124 No. 23
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NATION
Back on Speaking Terms

An Opening to London

Questions About Soviet Cheating

Plunging into the Red Ink

Thunder on the Right

The Presidency: Checking the Balances (The Presidency)

Giving Notice

The Bust of the Century


WORLD
Mexico: Fire in the Dawn Sky (Mexico)

Middle East: An Irreplaceable but Tired Symbol (Middle East)

Libya: The Doublecross and the Hit Hoax (Libya)

Britain: The Miners' Moscow Connection (Britain)

West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher: Staying Home

West Germany: Hitting the Road (West Germany)

France: The Case for Pessimism (France)

China: Lower Profile for Mother-in-Law (China)

The Koreas: Bloodshed at a Peace Site (The Koreas)

El Salvador: Hair Dye and a Shave (El Salvador)

Canada: A Separatist Split-Up (Canada)

Sequels: Backing Down on Flight 007 (Sequels)

Britain: Another Warning for UNESCO (Britain)


SCIENCE
Science: Folding the Perfect Corner

Environment: Stirring Up a Whale of a Storm (Environment)


SOCIETY
In Maryland: Fowl Festival (American Scene)

Living: Crazy over Calendars (Living)


PRESS
Press: Selling Off a Magazine Empire: Ziff-Davis
CBS and Rupert Murdoch divide the Ziff-Davis publications


RELIGION
Religion: A Bold Stand on Birth Control


SPORT
Sport: The Little Trophy Comes to Life


TECHNOLOGY
Computers: Let Us Now Praise Famous Hackers (Computers)


ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
A FIST for Fugitives (American Notes / American Notes,JUSTICE)

Civil Rights: Assailing Black Leaders (American Notes / Civil Rights)

Military: Gifts for the Admiral (American Notes / Military)

Crime: Violence at Abortion Centers (American Notes / Crime)

Investigations: Grounded: One Airline Inquiry (American Notes / Investigations)

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