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TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE:
AUGUST 16 1982; Vol. 120, No. 7
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Destroying Beirut. Israel tightens the noose.
COVER: Israel tightens its noose around West Beirut with the bloodiest assault in the two-month-old invasion. The U.S., on the verge of negotiating a P.L.O. evacuation, is left fretting on the sidelines. See MIDDLE EAST.
NATION: The Right wonders whether Reagan is a Reagan-ite. Farmers are on edge, despite extension of the Soviet grain deal. The balanced-budget bandwagon rolls on. Nuclear-freeze plea is rebuffed in the House.
ECONOMY & BUSINESS: The titans of American brewing slug it out like a pair of barroom brawlers. A schizoid stock market rattles investors. Harvard Economist Martin Feldstein is selected for the Reagan team.
WORLD: Italy's government falls. Solidarity lives in Poland. o. Life in wartime Baghdad. After the coup in Kenya.
LIVING: Paris' Nova-Park Elysees may be the world's most expensive hotel; one suite rents for $5,000 a night, croissants extra.
LAW: After the verdict, a dubious phenomenon: the juror as celebrity. A prominent Texas attorney plots to poison his wife.
SHOW BUSINESS: After replacing Lauren Bacall on Broadway, Raquel Welch finds a new career and wins new fans (not including Bacall).
ENVIRONMENT: Mischief, mayhem and marijuana are threatening to turn the country's national parks and forests into a jungle.
MUSIC: In Santa Fe, a new opera based on Melville's The Confidence Man is musically challenging but dramatically a failure.
MEDICINE: Oraflex, a promising new drug for arthritis, is recalled from sale after 72 deaths are linked to its side effects.
THEATER: Two pioneering directors from Rumania present Minneapolis with fresh looks at a Faulkner play and The Marriage of Figaro.
SCIENCE: An accidental find in the night leads to the unearthing of a long-lost temple that was the heart of Aztec culture.
ESSAY: What used to be proof of success, $10,000 a year, is now nearly proof of poverty. A look back to the days of the nickel subway.
COMPUTERS: Army officers can now wage war with tanks, artillery, jet planes and nuclear weapons--all on a video-game battlefield.
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