TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: October 11 1993; Vol. CXII, No. 15
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Stupid TV Tricks. Billion Dollar battle to insult your intelligence. Cover illustration by Mike Judge. Photo of Letteratan by Frank Ockerifels.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE BILLION-DOLLAR BATTLE FOR YOUR BRAIN: Gall it devolution: Roseanne to Al Bundy to the Simpsons to Beavis and Butt-head. What's next, amoeba sittoms in the primor-dial ooze? Maybe it's all just sophisticated irony for an under achiever generation. Let's ask Stuart's cat. lifestyle: Page 48.

A DEVASTATING EARTHQUAKE: rocked western India, flattening entire villages and leaving more than 30,000 people dead or miss-ing. Relief ellorts were ham-pered by heavy rains and crowds of mourners who tame in search of relatives buried under the rubble. Special Report: Page 22.

QUESTIONABLE COMMERCE: Did Ron Brown sell his clout to a Vietnamese businessman? As the questions mount about the commerce secretary, a grand jury inves-tigates charges of a $700,000 payoff. For now, the White House is stand ing by its man. National Affaire Page 31.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
THIS WEEK.
Special Report.
India: The country's worst earthquake in half century leaves 30,000 dead or missing.
National Aftairs.
Rensk What His Serret Popers Reveal.
About the Final Day.
The Contrary Voice of lamt Renes.
Ron Brown: nid He Sen Clout to Vietnam?.
Lethal Weapons: Why Not Real Gun Control? by Torn Morganthau.
NYPD Blues: Serpico, the Sequel.
`Public lives' by Joe Klein.
International.
Russia: Meddling in the Embattled Republics.
Yeltsin Loses the Thinking Class.
Peacekeeping: Are We Too Skittish to Do It" by Michael Elliott.
Mideast: Democracy Makes a Bit of Headwuy.
Japan: Getting Racy With the Royals.
Business.
Technology: Why the Interactive Age Is Coming Sooner Than You Think.
Health Care: Muddling Through the Message.
Pep Talks: Pat Riley's `Disease of Me.
Apple: .\ New Gadget's Bad Rap.
`Judgment Cells' by Robert J. Samuelson.
Lifestyle.
The Cover: Battle for Your Brain by John Leland.
Go to College, Write Jokes. Make OS.
Paramount: The Battle for Control Escalate.
The Arts.
Profil*: Paul Simon Refuses to SlIp-Slide Away by Jeff Giles.
Review: More Than a One-Men Show.
Art: 'the Soho Scene Lights Up.
Books: A '80s Publisher's Long, Strange Istip Ge.
Movies: The Bad Seed, Part Deux.
Altman and Raymond Carver's America.
Television: Wacky Science and True GritGIR.
Society.
Education: Vouchers Back on the AgendaG.
Technology: The Little Can That Could.
Religion: the Pops Stups on DisikenterkGG.
Campus:Frulisor ot DestroW.
Is the Ozone Hole in Our Heads?.
Departments:.
Periscope.
Perepectivee.
My lurn.
The Last Word.


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