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TITLE: NEWSWEEK
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS!]
ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 7, 1988; Volume CXII, No. 19
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: BODY & SOUL: Scientists discover the links between the Brain and Your Health. Battling over Nabisco: The men behind the mega-deal. Cover: Illustration by Gene Greif Photos: microscope, syringe and petri dishes, Thomas Scientific; man holding test tube, Ewing Galloway.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE MIND-BODY CONNECTION: The mind affects the body in a hundred small ways-we blush when we are embarrassed, feel our hearts pound when we are frightened. In the last 10 years new findings have broadened our understanding of the larger ways in which seemingly ineffable emotional states can affect the immune system, the complex array of organs, glands and cells that repels illness and keeps us well. One psychologist calls this a "golden age" for research into the mind-body link. Lifestyle.

EARTH LIVES: In a new book, chemist-biologist-inventor James Lovelock bucks scientific orthodoxy to argue that life on Earth has evolved not just by adapting to surroundings but by changing them. What makes the Earth different from other planets? Living things have taken control-transforming an inert chemical ball into a huge self- sustaining organism Lovelock calls Gaia. Society.

BUYOUT KING: The battle for RJR Nabisco heated up as "leveraged buyout" specialist Henry Kravis and his firm, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., entered the fray. Their $20.6 billion bid for the tobacco and food giant was the biggest offer ever-and a move to cement their "franchise" as masters of the Making the biggest deal. Kravis LBO game. Business.

THE BIG QUESTIONS: Would George Bush be a thin-skinned president? Is Michael Dukakis too stubborn and inflexible to be effective in Washington? Voters must confront these and other key questions about the candidates' characters and how they might act in the White House as the 1988 campaign draws to a close. National Affairs.

POISON TRADE: The most dangerous byproducts of Western industry are being dumped on unsuspecting residents of the developing world. A series of scandals has prompted calls for controls-but the trade in poisonous wastes may be too lucrative to die. International.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Bush and Dukakis: unanswered questions.
Poppy the populist.
Finger-pointing in.
Duke's camp.
Referendum fever.
Mississippi whodunit.
A case of child abuse.

INTERNATIONAL:
The gobal poison trade.
Better, but not enough.
Kremlin budget: into the red.
Ignoring hostage tips?.
Gangsters go down under.
3 best words: win free sex!.

BUSINESS:
Master of the game.
High-voltage supercouple.
A mountain of debt.
Storming "Fortress Europe".
The new boxing wars.
"Computer dinosaurs" live.
Jane Bryant Quinn.

LIFESTYLE:
The Mind: How you think can affect.
your health (the cover).
Harnessing consciousness.
AIDS and the power of belief.

SOCIETY:
Ideas: Earth is one big system.
Justice: "I helped her die".
My child or your child?.
Science: Where camels roam.
Education: Say goodbye, Dick.
Food: The things kids eat.

THE ARTS:
Music: A classic reconstruction.
Movies: When the bough breaks.
A bit of "Hollywood power".
A tale in two sittings.
"Without a Clue".
Books: Fine-tuning Dickens.
Bittersweet life with father.
Man without a country.
Entertainment: Soul survivors.

DEPARTMENTS:
Periscope.
Update.
My Turn.
The Mail.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
George F. Will.

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