TITLE: NEW YORK Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: January 14 1980; Vol. 13, No. 2
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Winter Pleasures. Cover: Illustration by Guy Billout.

The 75-Year Dash By Joe Klein There are more spectacular senators and senators that are better liked than Jacob Javits, and no one has ever accused him of having charisma. All that can be said for him is that he works hard, knows what he's talking about, is patient, conscientious, and incorruptible. He is 75 years old, and unfortunately that will be the key issue if he runs again.

Winter Pleasures Don't kid yourself. There is going to be a winter with snow and ice and all the rest of it; it's just been delayed a little. We want you to be ready for all the delights it brings, indoors and out. For the vigorous, we recommend skate sailing, snowshoeing, sleigh riding, and other robust pastimes. For mature, sensible, tired folks, there are the pleasures of dining by an open fire, coffeehouses with live chamber music, massages and makeovers . . . and other comfortable pursuits. Whatever your taste, everything you need to know about the cold season is right here.

Death by Botulism: A Medical Mystery Story By Linda Wolfe Ten years ago the public learned about botulism and the dangers of eating the wrong kind of vichyssoise. The Bon Vivant company is gone now, but the disease isn't. A friend of Ms. Wolfe's died of it, and in spite of an intensive and painstaking search for the cause, those investigating don't know what food poisoned her.

DEPARTMENTS:
The City Politic: Decentralized City--We Don't Pick Up, We Don't Deliver By Lydia Chavez The city has been divided into districts in an effort to provide greater citizen participation in decisions large and small. It's a fine idea--on paper.
Art: The Japanning of Japan By John Ashbery Early photographs afford a fascinating glimpse of nineteenth-century japan.
'Books: Fashions in Dreams By Anne Hollander Two guidebooks to the mysterious world of fashion photography.
Music: Once Around for Zemlinsky By Alan Rich Further thoughts on Well are occasioned by a new book and an old symphony.
Movies: Tube Boob By David Denby The one joke in Being There is a good one, but it wears thin; Chapter Two shows that life does not equal art.
Theater: From Ghostly to Ghastly By John Simon A canny cast and sets that are fun make Corn in' Uptown a Family of Man joy.
Brief Lives: The Unsinkable John Eaton By Nancy Naglin The Titanic is his one great passion.

MISCELLANY.
Intelligencer, by Philip Nobile 13 In and Around Town.
Sales & Bargains.
by Leon ore Fleischer.
London Sunday Times Crossword.
New York Classified.
Art & Antiques.
Town 84 Country Properties.
New York Competition, by Mary Ann Madden.


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