TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: October 29,1990, Volume CXVL No. 18
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: The Case For/Against War in Iraq. Cover: Illustrations by Jean Tuttle.

THE CASE FOR WAR, THE CASE AGAINST WAR: The confrontation with Iraq has become a crisis in slow motion. At first, U.S. forces were sent to the Persian Gulf to deter what appeared to be an imminent Iraqi attack on Saudi Arabia. Months later, American soldiers sit in the sand as the world searches for a way to get Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait. The nation has a chance to debate its choice: to settle the gulf crisis through the give-and-take of diplomacy, or to settle Saddam's case for good through military action. In separate stories, NEWSWEEK'S cover package presents the best case for pursuing a peaceful settlement, the best case for going to war and an analysis of how George Bush will weigh his fateful options. Special Report: Page 22.

AN ELEGY FOR THE MAESTRO: Last week orchestras around the globe paid tribute to the memory of the exuberant American conductor, composer and pianist, Leonard Bernstein, dead at 72. Music lovers everywhere mourned the great communicator who composed not only "serious" music but such Broadway classics as "West Side Story" and "Candide." Music: Page 79.

NOT THE YEAR OF THE WOMAN: This was supposed to be the Year of the Woman. A record number of female candidates are seeking office, but as Election Day approaches, their odds of winning are not good. The "caring" issues are disappearing from the political agenda, replaced by fears of war and recession--issues that favor male candidates. National Affairs: Page 34.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
Special Report.
Time of decision (the cover.
The case for peace.
The case for war.
How Bush will weigh.
the options.
National Affairs.
Gender and politics.
Budgeteers blame the voters.
The media mud squad.
A quake scare in the Midwest.
Voting "no" for governor in Minnesota.
Mideast refugees in Raleigh.
Florida's deadly mosquitoes.
International.
A Nobel for Gorbachev but.
grief for domestic reform.
The Congress of futility.
South Africa's breath of peace.
Israel: the word is defiance.
Business.
The other S&L culprits.
Time to save the dollar?.
A Nobel Prize for outguessing the market.
Murdoch feels the squeeze.
Big dollars in rap.
Health food for pooch.
Robert J. Samuelson.
Society.
Aging: One rm, no vu, tough tenants.
Science: A prize for quarks.
Ideas: Why siblings are different.
The Arts.
Art: Mexico on five galleries a day.
Books: Revolution in Eastern Europe.
Flintstones with sex appeal.
Theater: The rites of free Masonry.
Music: Leonard Bernstein, 1918-1990;.
Lifestyle.
Trends: Gambling on the future.
The Mind: A fresh take on Freud.
Fashion: Now you can crawl into the Gap.
Departments.
Periscope.
My Turn.
Letters.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
Meg Greenfield.


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