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19850000 |
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News, General Interest |
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Newsweek |
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English |
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NEWSWEEK
Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS --
Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below!
ISSUE DATE:
FEBRUARY 4, 1985; Volume CV, No. 5
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: SHARON vs. TIME: An Absence of Malice. Israel's General Ariel Sharon. Cover: Photo by
Gustavo Feinblatt.
TOP OF THE WEEK [Major Top Stories]:
WHAT GOOD ARE ECONOMISTS? The American economy performed superbly in 1984, growing at a headlong
pace while the inflation rate remained low. But it was another disastrous year for economists, whose
forecasts once again were far off the mark-subjecting them to ridicule from the White House and raising
new doubts about the value of forecasting. Page 60.
REAGAN II: FULL SPEED AHEAD: After presiding over an improvised indoor Inaugural "parade"-a bow to
Washington's bitter cold-and squiring the First Lady to nine Inaugural balls, Ronald Reagan turned to
second-term business with a vigor that belied his reputation for disengaged leadership. He has dedicated
the next four years, he said in his second Inaugural Address, to a "new American Emancipation"-the
completion of a political revolution he views as only half finished. Page 18.
AN ABSENCE OF MALICE: After 10 weeks, Time magazine won its libel battle with Israel's Ariel Sharon, but
the case and two other media trials now under way in New York-one Gen. Wil- liam Westmoreland's suit
against CBS- raised new questions about the credibility of the media as a whole. NEWSWEEK'S cover
package examines the trial, its impact on the media and the law, and looks at Sharon's political future in
Israel. Page 52.
A NEW EPIDEMIC: America is in the grip of an unprecedented out- break of sexually transmitted diseases,
throwing many people into a panic over infections that have been linked with sterility and cancer. Page 72.
WITTY DESIGNS: Arquitectonica, a brash young husband-and-wife design team, has come a long way in
eight years- from renegade status in Miami to architects celebrated for their iconoclastic visions (right).
Page 76.
[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Reagan: full speed ahead.
A job for Kirkpatrick?.
An abortion anniversary.
Luck runs out on a Reno run.
A break for New York's "vigilante".
West Virginia: maybe it can happen here.
Making sure no one freezes to death.
Rape suspect: trial No. 2.
Judging a Denver judge.
INTERNATIONAL:
Poland: a government in the dock.
The Aquino indictments.
South Africa: "Crumbs from the white man".
Setting a date for Geneva.
Britain's House of Lords a leaping.
India: a spy ring at the center.
NEWS MEDIA:
Sharon vs. Time: an absence of malice (the cover).
The lesson of the law.
What next for Sharon?.
Trouble on the Street.
BUSINESS:
What good are economists?.
Teaching Reaganomics 201.
Is there a better way?.
Spic and Span-and diamonds.
Cinderella's condos?.
RELIGION: The pope convenes his bishops.
JUSTICE: Bhopal: battling for business.
TELEVISION: The weird and the beautiful.
MEDICINE: STD: a national epidemic.
THE COLUMNISTS:
My Turn: H. Wesley Smith.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
George F. Will.
MOVIES: "The Falcon and the Snowman": turncoats in suburbia.
ARCHITECTURE: Designing with sly wit.
THEATER:
"Jacques and His Master": whose life is it, anyway?.
"Tracers": Vietnam of the spirit.
BOOKS:
"The Collected Stories," by Frank Tuohy.
"Glitz," by Elmore Leonard.
Kingsley and the women.
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Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
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