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TITLE: NEWSWEEK
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS!]
ISSUE DATE: May 23, 1988, Volume CXI, No. 21
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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TOP OF THE WEEK:
COVER: How Smart are Animals? They know more than you think. Cover: Photo by Abe Frajndlich. Tristan, a golden retriever, from Linda Hanrahan, Animals for Advertising.

CAN ANIMALS THINK? Apes that learn language, pigeons with photographic memories, cats who play-act, dolphins with the entrepreneurial spirit. Today the question of what animals know is inspiring a wealth of serious research that is extending beyond the lab and the field into larger metaphysical questions of what "thinking" really means. Researchers are finding not only that animals are smarter than once believed, but that they have much to teach humans, too. Society.

DOCTOR COSTS: Cash-conscious businesses are putting their health-care costs under the knife. Increasingly, they are turning to "medical efficiency experts" who give corporations a second opinion on how physicians should care for employees. Business.

SPY CATCHER: For a new book about the CIA's first defector, intelligence expert David Wise interviewed Edward Lee Howard behind the Iron Curtain. Wise tells how CIA training helped Howard escape FBI surveillance and how he lives in Moscow today. Special Report.

MIXED BLESSING: President Reagan last week finally announced his formal support of his loyal second-in-command, Vice President George Bush. The terse en-dorsement--during which Reagan mispronounced Bush's name--could be a mixed blessing for the veep, who is still struggling to forge a winning identity of his own to carry to the presidential election in November. National Affairs.

DADS' RIGHTS: It's an issue fit for King Solomon. Does a father have the right to be informed of an abortion or to take steps to prevent it? In 1976 the Supreme Court seemed to answer that question by ruling that fathers could not veto the decision. But now that the court has changed, pro-life activists believe it may be possible to revise the ruling. In a series of perplexing new cases, fathers across the country are going to court in the hope of restricting a woman's right to abortion. Lifestyle.

FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Can Bush win on his own?.
A guide to veep-speak.
Before 011ie, guns for drugs?.
The Washington leak game.
A Navy airman drowns.
A portrait is seized in Chicago.
INTERNATIONAL:
Much ado about verification.
Moscow's Afghan pullout.
Israel: silencing a troublemaker.
The murder of George Rose.
El Salvador: into the abyss.
Philby: the death of a traitor.
SPECIAL REPORT:
The spy who got away.
Excerpts from a new book by David Wise.
BUSINESS:
Second-guessing doctors.
Inflation phobia.
Labor's new arsenal.
Patching it up at Esprit.
Bloomie's goes Kansas.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
SOCIETY:
Science: The wisdom of animals 52 (the cover).
Emptying the cages.
THE ARTS:
Art: In from the cold.
Movies: The raider of lost art.
Movies: "Wings of Desire.
Theater: The sins of "Carrie.
Books: The phantom of Cornish.
LIFESTYLE:
Family: Fathers and abortions.
Health: The insanity of steroid abuse.
Television: Pitches we love to catch.
Trends: When is a joke not a joke?.
DEPARTMENTS:
Periscope.
Update.
My Turn: Ramona Parish.
The Mail.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
George F. Will.


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