TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: August 22, 1988, Volume CXII, No. 8
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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TOP OF THE WEEK:
HIGH STAKES IN NEW ORLEANS: George Bush will this week unveil an "issues" attack strategy against Michael Dukakis as Bush claims the Republican .presidential nomination at the :,"-GOP convention in New Or leans. The strategy is designed to smoke out Dukakis, define Bush and project an image of strength on the vice president's part. Companion pieces include an exclusive interview with Bush and Richard Nixon's assessment of the presidential race. National Affairs: Page 14.

KHOMEINI'S FAILED CRUSADE: Across the Islamic world, fundamentalism continues to gain ground, promoting a rejection of Western values and a return to the Sharia, or holy law. But now that Iran has failed to win its long and bloody war with Iraq, it appears that Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has finally lost the crusade to export his incendiary brand of theocratic revolution. International: Page 32.

MEDIA MOGUL: He was once known mostly for his sleazy tabloids. No more. 's $3 billion deal to buy Triangle Inc., which owns TV Guide, stands to make the world's most far-flung media empire even bigger. In an interview, Murdoch discusses the move and his plans for the future. Business: Page 42.

SKATING AWAY: It was a story of sex, money and the play of great emotions. Canadian hockey idol Wayne Gretzky--arguably the greatest player in history--stunned his countrymen last week by announcing he'll move to the U.S.

NEWSWEEK FULL LISTINGS:.
National Affairs.
Bush tries to make issues count.
The wordsmith behind The Speech.
Free advice for the candidate.
Ready for combat.
All the vice president's men.
Where Bush stands.
Nixon handicaps the race.
International.
Iran's crusade falls short.
The bloody riots of Rangoon.
Let slip the dogs of peace.
Chile: the politics of prosperity.
The shock doctors of Ulster.
Cannibalism on a refugee boat.
Business.
A smile before the battle: Bush.
Murdoch's empire.
We've had to take risks.
The Fed puts on the brakes.
More "Insider" revelations.
Robert J. Samuelson.
Society.
Medicine: Forgotten patients.
Technology: Trading power like.
pork bellies.
Justice: Edward Bennett.
Williams: 1920-.
Science: The microbe that ate.
salmonella.
News Media: Captain Midlife at.
the helm.
Lifestyle.
A daring gamble: Murdoch.
Media Mogul.
Sports: Gretzky's Canadian sunset.
Swimmers who act their age.
Television: "Eyes" sequel.
Health: When abortion is denied.
Trends: Out of cigarettes and into chewing gum.
The Arts.
A rejection of Western values: Burning American flags in Teheran.
Books: First biographies of Jean Stafford and Shirley Jackson.
Movies: "Married to the Mob.
Tucker: a man, a plan, a car.
Music: A cellist comes of age.
Departments.
Lifestyle:.
Periscope.
My Turn.
The Mail.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
Meg Greenfield.


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