TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: September 10, 1990, Volume CXVI, No. 11
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: WOMEN WARRIORS. Sharing the Danger. Cover: Photo by Bill Gentile for NEWSWEEK.

OUR WOMEN IN THE DESERT: President Bush and Saddam Hussein took time out for diplomacy last week, sending televised messages to each other that stirred new hope for a peaceful exit from the gulf crisis. But strong obstacles remained--and as the talking continued, so did the U.S. buildup in Saudi Arabia. Operation Desert Shield is now not only the largest mobilization since D-Day; it represents a record call-up for America's female soldiers, who are sharing the duties and dangers in the desert. In this issue NEWSWEEK describes those women and the historic change in our armed forces they represent. Other stories analyze the role of TV diplomacy and look at how the Iraq conflict is likely to reopen the fight over Pentagon cuts as defense contractors and lobbyists try to cash in on the crisis. Special Report: Page 14. A contingent of armed female military police on duty at a Saudi Arabian base.

AMERICA'S CHANGING FACE: Nearly 100 million Americans can trace their roots to a relative who passed through Ellis Island, the point of entry for America's transatlantic age of immigration. Now, with patterns of immigration changing dramatically, President Bush is rededicating the restored depot as a refurbished people's museum. Society: Page 46. The restored entry to the golden door.

'BONO BRUTAIHEIM': Hailed as one of the century's great psychoanalysts, Bruno Bettelheim devoted his life to treating emotionally disturbed children. Now, six months after Bettel-heim committed suicide at 86, former patients have accused the great doctor of hitting children in his care. Lifestyle: Page 59.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
Special Report.
Time out for talk (the cover.
Hand-to-hand combat, with TV cameras.
Israel's separate agenda.
Inside Kuwait: a glimpse of the occupation.
Saddam's uncomfortable inner circle.
Our women in the desert.
Stormin' Norman" takes command.
Redrawing the Pentagon budget.
Why Washington loves the war.
National Affairs.
The signature of a serial killer.
Adios to the Andean strategy?.
Westward ho, Republicans.
Declining reading skills.
International.
Eastern Europe: collapsing with a bang.
Reforming the gulag.
Cambodia's war rages on.
Fidel gets glasnost.
Quebec and the Mohawks.
Business.
Autos: running on swamp gas?.
Have I got a stock for you.
The British get tough on white-collar crime.
Society.
America's changing face: revisiting Ellis Island.
The new sweatshops.
Science: Tinkering with chemical recipes.
Medicine: Blacks and organ transplants.
The Arts.
Photography: The Warsaw ghetto.
Books: New neighborhood watch.
Journals and confessions.
Movies: Lionizing Christian.
Lifestyle.
The Mind: "Beno Brutaiheim"?.
Trends: The nude-beach wars.
Fashion: New life in old houses.
Space: The Hubble's pictures.
Media: Judging a decade.
Departments.
Periscope.
My Turn.
Letters.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
George F. Will.


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