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Table of Contents: August 16, 1993
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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 142 No. 7
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NATION
Absent-Minded (The Week)

And Potatoes Don't Even Vote (The Week)

Dispatches (The Week)
Searching for Jerry Seinfeld

Going the Last Mile (Cover Stories Budget)

Health Report (The Week)

I Wish I Was in the Land of Cotton . . . (The Week)

Informed Sources (The Week)


WORLD
A Casualty of Level-10 Frustration (Bosnia)

Blood, Threats and Fears (Bosnia)
It's decision time. Will NATO launch air attacks? Can the Serbs avoid being bombed by pulling back? Will the Bosnians agree to partition their country?


SCIENCE
Forecast: (Space)
Meteor Deluge Astronomers expect a spectacular display in the night skies


SOCIETY
An Artist to Plead for Art (Culture)
Actress Jane Alexander exits Broadway to revitalize the National Endowment

Car Thief At Large (Crime)
Mark Wills, the body cruncher of Bucks County, is still on the lam -- and may just be stealing a car near you

Hell on Wheels (Crime)
Car crime is no longer a matter of stealing parts but of taking lives -- and an American icon becomes less and less of a sanctuary


TECHNOLOGY
Billion-Dollar Blowup (Rockets)
A disastrous explosion means fewer spies in the sky and a giant hole in the U.S. intelligence budget

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LAW
First, Kiss All the Lawyers
Can the legal profession salvage its image from an onslaught of lawyer bashing?


ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Four Ghosts And a Baby (Reviews Cinema)

Heidi Does Hollywood (Show Business)
The downfall of the very model of a major madam sends worried executives and stars fluttering for cover


TO OUR READERS
From the Managing Editor (From The Managing Editor)


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ROBB LEVIN, resident of Fairfax, Virginia, on the $15,000 lawsuit settlement made against Tareq and Michaele Salahi, the White House gate crashers, who are also involved in at least 15 other civil suits