TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: September 30, 1996, Volume CXXVIII, No. 14
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: Adultery. A new debate about the oldest sin. COVER: Photograph dramatization by Ken Schies.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE COVER: In the '90s, adultery is often less about lust than a violation of trust - and women are increasingly getting into the game. Plus: an interview with Eileen McGann, wife of Dick Morris, on her 'pain and anger.' Page 54.

INTERNATIONAL: Gulf war vets may have been exposed to Saddam's chemical weapons. Page 38.

BUSINESS: Bob Dole is using New Jersey Governor Whitman as a model for tax cutting. He shouldn't. Page 48.

NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Talk about a counterrevolution: will the Democrats retake Congress? Page 28.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Campaign: Crashing to Earth by Howard Fineman.
Perot: Stewing on the Sidelines by Matthew Cooper.
A Lovely Donnybrook by Joe Klein.
Flight 800: Back to Square One.
Agnew, Sultan of the Suburbs by Jonathan Alter.
INTERNATIONAL.
Gulf Syndrome: Scent of a War by John Barry and Russell Watson.
The Koreas: Reds on the Rocks.
Russia: Mothers and Sons by Bill Powell.
Yeltsin: Too Weak for Surgery?.
Bundy: Establishment Man by Ward Just.
BUSINESS.
Taxes: Numbers Games by Allan Sloan.
Investing: Defending Big Blue.
Clothes: Complicated Corporate Casual.
Skills: Is College Necessary?.
Aging Endgame by Jane Bryant Quinn.
LIFESTYLE.
The Cover: Infidelity in the '90s by Jerry Adler.
Dick Morris's Wife Speaks Out.
Environment: Red-Rock Monument.
SOCIETY.
Justice: The O.J. Jury Puzzle.
Sports: Cash and Ken-i by Mark Starr.
Space: Lucid's Long Road Home.
Media: Crack and the CIA by.
Gregory L. Vistica and Vern E. Smith.
Religion: Fallible Book on John Paul II.
THE ARTS.
Movies: A Stunning 'Secrets & Lies' by David Ansen.
Books: Claire Bloom Tells All.
Art: Surrealist 'Lady Painters.
Theater: David Hare Gets Personal.
TECHNOLOGY.
Online: Rise of City Sites by Steven Levy.
Internet: Thwarting a Panix Attack.
DEPARTMENTS.
Periscope.
Perspectives.
Cyberscope.
Newsmakers.
My Turn.
The Last Word.
Letters.
by George F. Will.


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