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TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE:
October 8, 1990, Volume CXVI, No. 15
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, GOOD condition. Cover is taped. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: The Civil War Remembered.
Cover: Photo courtesy Library of Congress. Pvt. Edwin Jennison killed in action at Malvern Hill.
REVISITING THE CIVIL WAR:
Fourteen million Americans--more than the entire population of the Confeder-acy--watched a stirring, 11-hour television series last week on the War Between the States. Told through still photographs, maps and paintings, augmented by diaries and letters, the deeply affecting documentary rekindled old partisan passions and raised questions about the meaning and memories of war. Commentator Shelby Foote, 73, suddenly finds himself a celebrity, and the keepers of the war's shrines--Antietam, Shiloh, Gettysburg--are bracing themselves for the first wave of new Civil War buffs. Lifestyle: Page 58.
DANGEROUS DELUSIONS:
A report from inside Iraq suggests that Saddam Hussein and many of his followers wallow in lies, bluster and dangerous self-delusion. And as Iraq refuses to withdraw from Kuwait, a move is underway at the United Nations to authorize the use of force against Saddam. Crisis in the Gulf: Page 20.
THE EARTH'S HOT TWIN SISTER:
In the closest inspection yet of Venus, the Magellan spacecraft finds a vast "crater farm" and a plain marked like graph paper. Scientists predict a spectacular fall show from the first U.S. planetary probe since 1978 and some answers to the mystery of where Earth's torrid sibling went wrong. Society: Page 74.
[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
Crisis in the Gulf.
Inside Iraq.
Baghdad's terrorists.
The hostage life in hiding.
Thatcher on the gulf crisis and the "special relationship.
Talking peace and moving toward war.
The commandant speaks.
National Affairs.
Down to the wire on the budget.
Hiding out in the Capitol.
Hypocrisy in the hallowed halls.
New York's top cop.
Are we in Kansas anymore?.
Mississippi Gothic.
A new scare in Gainesville.
International.
Rebirth in Berlin.
Day One for a new Germany.
Children's crusade.
Business.
So why are oil prices so high?.
Who ya gonna call? "My buddy Saddam.
Hollywood and Japan, part II?.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
Lifestyle.
Revisiting the Civil War (the cover.
Avoiding gridlock at Gettysburg.
The war in modern memory.
Fashion: Still a man's world.
The Arts.
Movies: The king of low concept.
Barry Levinson's "Avalon.
Theater: Life and love in "Falsettoland.
Books: Battling over Bolivar's soul.
Reopening an unquiet grave.
The bomb that never was.
Culture: Cincinnati showdown.
Flicks nix X pix.
Society.
Space: Earth's hot twin sister.
Aging: The goal: a nurse in each nursing home.
For women, calcium counts.
Justice: Uh, Dave, could you get the door?.
Departments.
Periscope.
My Turn.
Letters.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
George F. Will.
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