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TITLE: NEWSWEEK
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS!]
ISSUE DATE: May 26, 1986, Volume CVII, 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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COVER: GREED on WALL STREET. A $12 million stock scandal stuns the financial world -- and raises questions about the values of a new generation of America's beset and brightest who are making millions doing deals.
Cover: Photo by Ed Gallucci.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
BIG DEALERS ON WALL STREET: Investment banking is the profession of the 1980s, and little wonder. It rewards ambitious young strivers with power, influence and money--especially money. A good dealer's annual haul can easily hit seven figures before he turns 40. But all the wheeling and dealing may be having a disruptive effect on American business. And sometimes the quest for megabucks leads young people astray. Last week, in a case that rocked the financial world, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged one investment banker with using inside information to pile up $12.6 million in illegal profits. Business.

'IT'S MY TURN': Michael Deaver, a master of finesse in his 20 years of image-tending for Ronald Reagan, chose to take the offensive instead before a congressional committee probing his alleged violations of lobbying law. It was an all-out attack on his "mean-spirited" political enemies. Lobbyists, government aides and legislators alike feared it might derail the gravy train. National Affairs.

QUICK-FIX THERAPY: The five-year, $50-an-hour-and-up course of psychotherapy may be on its way out. More patients are turning away from psychiatrists to nonmedical therapists and replacing traditional analysis with newer methods that may bring about cures in just a few months. And a study presented last week to the American Psychiatric Association pronounced two nontraditional techniques effective in treating clinical depression. Lifestyle.

BALKAN FILES: Kurt Waldheim insists that he knew nothing about many of the atrocities that occurred while he served in the Balkans. But new evidence connects him to the handling of Yugoslav partisans, Greek Jews and British POW's. International.

TINKERING WITH NATURE: Genetic researcher Steven Lindow hopes to spray his frost-fighting bacteria on a California potato crop this week. The test of the bacteria will be the first authorized release into the environment of a product of genetic engineering. Will the new marriage of science and agriculture create ecological dangers or deliver benefits beyond the imagination? Society.

FULL NEWSWEEK INDEX:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Deaver takes the offensive.
The rise and fall of the Gotliebs.
Getting tough with Mexico.
The coming battle over IRA's.
Death and life on Mount Hood.
Giving when it doesn't hurt.
INTERNATIONAL:
The Waldheim files: new charges.
Gorbachev's damage control.
Medical Gale in Moscow.
Did the media hype Chernobyl?.
Manila: Cory's "People Power" needs help.
Terror: small wins in a long war.
Miami's "Little Managua.
Israel: a numbers game.
Haiti's voodoo witch hunt.
BUSINESS:
Greed on Wall Street.
The new dealmakers.
SOCIETY:
Environment: Tinkering with nature.
Rifkin's vow.
News Media: Cruising speed in L.A.
Education: Standards for teachers.

THE ARTS:
Dance: The Kirov Ballet is back.
Books: The cold-war watershed.
Books:Jimmy Breslin's new novel, "Table Money.
Books:"Selling Hitler.
Movies: "3 Men and a Cradle.
Music: Change-up artist.
Painting: The fears of a clown.
LIFESTYLE:
Health: Quick-fix therapy.
Family: Building baby biceps.
DEPARTMENTS:
My Turn: Darelene M. Phillips.
George F. Will.


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