TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: August 15, 1994. Volume CXXIV, No. 7
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Murder in America. COVER: Photo by Eugene Richards --Magnum.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
A WEEK IN THE DEATH OF AMERICA: Homicide is as American as a Colt .45, but the bodies piling up in the nation's morgues retain their power to shock. According to FBI statistics for 1993, homicide is the one violent crime that continues to grow--up 3 percent to 24,500 last year. And July and August are the most murderous months --the result of too much irritating heat, too many drugs and drinks, too few nights when weapons are left locked in drawers. NEWSWEEK selected a week in July and sent a team of correspondents and photographers to chronicle the life of murder in America. The stories follow the trails of blood through 11 cities across the nation. Meet the doctors who keep the homicide rate from rising, the survivors who must live with the aftermath and the killers themselves, some struggling with shame, others who'll never know a day of remorse. Special Report: Page 20.

WILL YOU BE WORSE OFF? A NEWSWEEK Poll shows that 65 percent of Americans say Congress should start over again on health care. NEWSWEEK'S Robert J. Samuelson argues that they're right. Plus, a consumer's guide to the debate on Capitol Hill. National Affairs: Page 50.

LET'S NOT DO LUNCH: The digital age is dawning, and Hollywood wants a big piece of the future. But the courtship of Silicon Valley has gotten off to a rocky start, largely because many techies aren't all that impressed by their suitors.

Back of the Book: Page 62.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
THIS WEEK.
Special Report.
The Cover: Murder.
A Week in the Death of America.
Too Many Guns? Or Too Few?.
Prevention: Learning to Walk Away.
National Affairs.
Health Care: Will Reform Bankrupt Us? by Robert J. Samuelson.
A Consumer's Guide by Steven Waldman.
Whitewater: From Scandal to Farce.
Diplomacy: In Bosnia, Mission Accomplished- Barely.
J. Simpson: He Ran, But Will He Walk?.
Public Lives: A Tale of Two Cities by Joe Klein.
Business.
Mergers: Forget Washington -Wall Street Is Reforming Health Care by Jolie Solomon.
Scandals: Kidder Peabody Blames the Trader.
Denver: Your Flight Has Been Delayed.
Russia: NEWSWEEK'S Adventures in the Voucher Trade.
Back of the Book.
Technology: Hollywood on the.
Info Highway.
Movies: Buttoned Up in Barcelona.
Country: The Latest Honky-Tonk Hunk.
Theater: For Vanessa Williams, Success Is the Best Revenge.
Books: Escape From Fanaticism.
Diary of a Mad Houseboy.
Entertainment: There's Nothing.
Like a Dame.
Trends: Adverts Subverted.
Departments.
Periscope.
Newsmakers.
Cyberscope.
Transition.
My Turn.
The Last Word.
Letters.
by Meg Greenfield.
Perspectives.


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