TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: November 5, 1990 Volume CXVI, No. 19
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: How Safe is Your Job? The Warning Signals. How to Cope. The Gulf Buildup. Cover: Illustration by Robert Neubecker.

HOW SAFE IS YOUR JOB? A recession looms for the first time in eight years, and job cutbacks have more than doubled over last year. Is your position safe? While all downturns sting blue-collar workers, this go-around threatens white-collar workers in growing numbers. The cover package helps you assess the odds of keeping your job, chronicles the plight of the new class of unemployed professionals--and offers advice from Jane Bryant Quinn on how to tough out an unexpected layoff. Business: Page 14.

THE GULF BUILDUP: Although U.S. forces have poured into the Persian Gulf, the Pentagon said last week that it didn't have enough. Another 100,000 or so troops will be sent to the region to prepare for a possible ground attack against Iraqi forces in Kuwait. But as the buildup continued, some U.S. allies were still looking for a peaceful "Arab solution" to the crisis. international: Page 32.

A DEAL AT THE DEADLINE: With his own party in revolt, President Bush was forced to rely on Democratic support last week to pass a deficit-reduction deal--some-thing he'd been calling for since May. The Republican Party had been hoping to make major gains at the polls this November; now party leaders are just hoping to stave off disaster. National Affairs: Page 20.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
National Affairs.
Finally, a budget deal.
Who gets hit.
Bush becomes a party pooper.
Noriega: the strongman in stir.
The curse of 911.
International.
The gulf buildup.
War and the Bedouin way.
Bhutto gets booted out.
A really nasty business": lethal fake pharmaceuticals.
One counterfeiter's tale.
South Africa: back in the Games again?.
Business.
How safe is your job? (the cover.
Young, gifted and jobless.
Learning from the blue-collar blues.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
Society.
Technology: Sound bytes, neon dreams.
Media: Daily News to unions: drop dead.
Justice: The court's Mr. Right.
Science: Cold confusion.
Environment: A greenhouse fix?.
Lifestyle.
Fashion: The hottest split.
personality in Paris.
For Americans, a sinking feeling.
Family: A name of his own.
Health: For long life, take a wife.
Television: Monday night's new game: "Rosie O'Neill.
Medicine: Babies after menopause.
The Arts.
Books: Queen of the spellbinders.
The best of Anne Rice.
No kick from campaigns.
A new vision of paradise lost.
Theater: Island-hopping on Broadway.
Movies: The big chill in the upper crust.
Zombies redux.
Publishing: Rushdie's new book.
Departments.
Periscope.
My Turn.
Letters.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
George F. Will.


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