TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: August 27, 1984, Volume CIV, No. 9
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN. How good a president? Special Report. Cover: Photo by Pete Souza.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
HOW GOOD A PRESIDENT? This week Ronald Reagan accepts his nomination for a second term--then jets off to campaign on a record that must rank, on balance, as a success. The mystery is why Reagan has succeeded so effortlessly. NEWSWEEK'S cover stories analyze the incumbent's economic, military and strategic ledgers. Beyond Reagan's debatable accomplishments is his aura of leadership--perhaps his most significant gift to the presidency, and a crucial asset in this year's campaign.

FERRARO: ALL IN THE FAMILY: The couple from Queens was facing tax time--this deadline imposed by the rules of big-league politics. Geraldine Ferraro and John Zaccaro agonized over a financial-disclosure statement designed to quiet the rumblings over their business--and to refashion a vice presidential campaign style that, Ferraro admits, is a "disaster.".

A DE LOREAN VERDICT: NOT GUILTY: John Z. De Lorean exulted, "Praise the Lord," after a federal jury in Los Angeles acquitted him of conspiracy to deal in cocaine. It was a stunning victory for the defense, and it raised new questions about the government's controversial use of "sting" operations. But De Lorean's celebration with his wife, Cristina Ferrare (left), could be short-lived. The ex-auto magnate is the target of another federal investigation in Detroit.

PEOPLES'S SKY WAR: People Express Airlines has navigated a steep ascent by offering no-frills flights at cut-rate fares. Now it is adding new routes, challenging some industry giants.

ANIMAL LIBERATION: Animal-rights activists are gaining a credibility and clout they have never before enjoyed. And while laboratory animals will probably always be crucial to biomedicine, curtailing their use in some cases may actually spawn a more sophisticated science.

NEWSWEEK LISTINGS:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:.
The furor over Ferraro's finances.
De Lorean: not guilty.
A debate over sting operations Hatfield: "An error injudgment" America meets its heroes.
How good a president? (the cover.
A bad joke about the Russians.
The economy: batting almost 1..
The fairness issue: a growing gap between rich and poor.
The environment: missed opportunities.
Foreign policy: boosting the American way.
Arms-control: no talks, no deal.
Defense: a big-ticket military.
INTERNATIONAL:.
A siege in the Philippines.
Iraq's nerve-gas factory.
Iran: is anyone in charge here?.
Return of the mine busters.
A case of cops and murderers in Mexico.
New bloodshed in Ulster.
NEWS MEDIA: The "don't quote me" syndrome.
EDUCATION: Back from the brink at Fisk.
BUSINESS:.
People Express vs. the big boys.
A hot thrift catches a cold.
Eurobonds: braking in the fast lane.
Big Blue adds to its arsenal.
A debt bomb, consumer style.
ENTERTAINMENT: Springsteen: magic in the night.
SCIENCE: Liberation in the lab.
MOVIES:.
Tightrope": Dirty Harry meets Dirty Wes.
First Name: Carmen": without the castanets.
MUSIC: Revival of the fittest.
BOOKS:.
Margaret Mead: the guru of anthropology.
Endless Enemies," by Jonathan Kwitny.
Wild Berries," by Yevgeny Yevtushenko.
JUSTICE: Parents, children and the law.
MEDICINE: New skin for burn victims.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Letters.
Update.
Periscope.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
THE COLUMNISTS.
My Turn: Bruce Bawer.
Robert J. Samuelson.
George F. Will.


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