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Back in Chicago, senior correspondent Madeleine Nash, reporter Julie Grace and photo researcher Mary Thompson were monitoring developments and keeping the members of TIME's team in contact with one another. Perhaps the most dramatic contribution of all came from photographer Liss, a pilot. Ignoring the misgivings of police at the airport, he flew a small aircraft through a thunderstorm from Des Moines to Jefferson City, Missouri, to take the photo that graces this week's cover...
...Lobbyist for W.R. Grace & Co.; has pinch-hit for Patrick Buchanan as co- host of CNN's Crossfire...
...many wars. The six-day stubble hid countless psychic scars; the cigar butt stuck between his teeth suggested a world gone up in smoke; the poncho he wore could have been a shroud. As Dirty Harry and a passel of creepy cowboys, Eastwood carried himself with the slow, wily grace of the living dead. Idealism had been blasted out of him -- only a grim irony stirred inside. Unforgiven, his Oscar winner and $100 million smash, was not a valedictory to the Clint persona; it was the latest verse in a career-long elegy to the faded American Dream...
...Group of Seven. By last week, however, the outlook had changed to a point where White House aides were scrambling to scale back expectations, pointing to Japan's political tumult as a hindrance to agreements. The sorry truth is that Miyazawa is scarcely alone in his fall from grace. Along with his fellow summiteers, Clinton is plagued by waning faith in his abilities. His first four months in office have made America's allies less respectful of the traditional U.S. leadership role and Clinton's stewardship. Every land and age suspects that the present generation fails to live...
Ashe recently published a book, Days of Grace, on his experience with the virus...