TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: MARCH 26,1979; Vol. 113 No. 13
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: MID-EAST peace. It's risks and rewards. Inset: MAUI: America's Magic Isle. COVER: Illustration by Eugene Mihaesco.

COVER: Carter pulls it off again. With a dazzling display of eleventh-hour diplomatic sirtuosity, he leads Egypt and Israel to the brink of peace. But as war's risks diminish, the U.S. now faces the hazards of peace. See NATION.

WORLD: More showdowns in Iran over secret trials and women's rights. b. Chinese troops march home. but Viet Nam stays on alert, French unemployment stirs trouble for Barre. In Germany, a new love for an old hero.

LIVING: The Haaiian isle of Maui is a garden of delights unmatched by any comparable area on earth. Of its beaches, Sports, food, hotels and beauties, Mauians say (in Pidgin English: "Mo is bettah". See LIVING.

NATION: A tape recalls the sounds of Jonestowndying. Did Billy Carter cook the books? In 14 states, ERA is in trouble.

LAW: National security collides with rights of the press and of the accused in tso cases that involve sensitive state secrets ESSAY: Many Americans are still skeptical about the value of foreign aid, but the U.S. helps itself by helping other nations MUSIC: Visiting Shanghai, the Boston Symphony and Seiji Ozawa charm the Chinese with musical tutoring and a blast of Berlioz RELIGION: In his first encyclical, Pope John Paul knocks consumerism and Communism, and restates religion's role EDUCATION: On some college campuses, you can now Dial-a-Grammarian to get some advice on correct usage--maybe.

CINEMA: The China Syndrome may be unfair to nuclear power, but it certainly is an electrifying treat for viewers.

BOOKS: To Build a Castle is a dissenter's Soviet surrealism: As It flap-pened shows how William Paley became Mr. CBS.

SCIENCE: It may not be life imitating cinematic art. but five U.S. nuclear power plants are shut down because of safety problems PRESS: Airline magazines are fattening off that most captive of audiences ' Reporters in Rhodesia have taken to toting guns.

ECONOMY & BUSINESS: Whether and how to decontrol oil prices What regulation costs. Did Japanese TV imports involve kickbacks?.

Letters.
American Scene.
People.
Theater.
Milestones.


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