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TITLE: PEOPLE magazine [Most features below are from 2-4 pages, ALL include multiple photographs of the subject!]
ISSUE DATE: February 27, 1978; Vol. 9 No. 8
CONDITION: Standard sized weekly magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Vice-President & Mrs. Walter Mondale. Being no 2 is better than Fritz expected -- he & joan are the best Veep team yet.

UP FRONT: Fritz and Joan Mondale haven't vanished in his Vice-Presidency; suddenly they're more out front than ever -- Bianca Jagger says there's no split with Mick, but this time she has talked to a lawyer -- Helen Joseph's conscience has cost her 20 years of suffering and may land her in a South African jail once again.

ARTS: Dancer PETER MARTINS got bit by the choreographic bug, and his first work is no scratch.

TEACHER: Professor Al Somers is the dean of balls and strikes.

OVER THE TUBE: MTM alumnus GAVIN MACLEOD steams ahead in The Love Boat.

IN HIS OWN WORDS: Educator Ed Wynne thinks growing up suburban can be a bummer for.

STAR TRACKS: John Travolta and Fred Astaire -- Laggards Rod Stewart and Elton John -- Cigar-smoking Lindsay Crouse -- Mia Farrow and Andre Previn on the farm -- Vanessa Redgrave in Milan -- Sinatra kids Nancy and Frank team up.

COUPLES: There ain't no lyrics romantic enough to describe singer- composers Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson.

IN STYLE: William Wendt's do-it-yourself coffins put the lid on funeral costs.

ON THE MOVE: Legislator Susan Catania mixes politics and motherhood in the Illinois House.

BIO: Betty Parsons is the gallery owner who made abstract art as American as cherry pie.

SEQUEL: Listen, my children, and you shall hear of the new career of Paul Revere.

HAPPY: There's many a mile of fun in a Nebraska third grade's tire trapeze.

MEDICS: For astronauts or businessmen, says Dr. Chuck Berry, prevention beats a cure.

CRIME: A San Francisco reporter who was one of his victims helps police hunt a rapist named "Stinky".

OFF THE SCREEN: After 11 years of analysis, CAROL KANE still seeks The World's Greatest Lover.

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