TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: April 24, 1989, Volume CXIII, No. 17
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: HOW CONGRESS REALLY WORKS. Jim Wright and the New Capital Culture. Cover: Illustration by Victor Juhasz.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE WORLD OF CONGRESS: With stunning suddenness, House Speaker Jim Wright found himself in deep political trouble last week--a casualty, or so it seemed, of the conflict between the clubby morality of Capitol Hill and the ethical standards the rest of America lives by. But the scandal is only one example of the cultural isolation that now makes "CongressWorld" a world apart. National Affairs: Page 26.

HELP FOR THE HALT AND BLIND: A blind NASA scientist functions with the aid of a device that transfers documents to a computer screen and reads them aloud. A computerized music system allows a paralyzed musician to compose and play again. Hundreds of such computer products now on the market are helping disabled people get around their handicaps. Society: Page 66.

SHINING PATH: Few outsiders had met with Peru's fanatical Shining Path guerrillas. As NEWSWEEK'S Joseph Contreras was led, hands bound, into their coca-rich stronghold, he understood why. International: Page 44.

CUTTING LOOSE: Tired of commuting and office hassles? You might want to join the nearly 14 million Americans who have headed home. Cheap technology makes it easier than ever, and home workers are gaining acceptance--even cachet. Business: Page 58.

CLUTCH HITTER: When it comes to choosing roles, superstar Kevin Costner follows his own quirky instincts. Parts in "The Untouchables," "No Way Out" and "Bull Durham" prove Costner knows best. Now he scores again, with the new "Field of Dreams." The Arts: Page 72.

NEWSWEEK FULL LISTINGS:
National Affairs.
The world of Congress (the cover.
Wright faces the music.
A new Capitol culture.
Getting on the evening news.
A budget deal in record time.
Ollie's tarnished image.
Pro-choice: a waking giant.
The Reagans: with friends like these.
Abbie Hoffman: lifelong rebel with a cause.
International.
With the Shining Path.
Sinking in a sea of yen.
Gorbachev lays down the law.
The last of the czar?.
Another British soccer disaster.
Ritual murder in Mexico.
A godfather behind bars.
Business.
Escape from the office.
Buying a fax: getting the facts.
Deathwatch" investments.
Eastern's merry-go-round.
Jane Bryant Quinn is on holiday.
Society.
Technology: Not just wheelchairs.
Justice: Tragedy to travesty.
Whose death is it, anyway?.
Environment: Saving the otters.
Media: Follow that document.
Women's long haul.
The Arts.
Movies: A maverick hero.
Baseball diamonds are.
forever.
Books: Our chakras, our selves.
The Gift of Stones.
A Russian Family Album" "The Negotiator.
Theater: A "Faust" for our time.
Lifestyle.
Trends: The stuff of history.
Sports: Point for men at bridge.
Design: The stretch Honda.
Fashion: Rags into riches.
Departments.
Shining Path.
Clutch Hitter.
Periscope Update.
My Turn.
The Mail.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
George F. Will.


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