TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: March 21, 1994; Vol. CXXX, No. 12
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Baby Jessica. 3 Year old Anna Schmidt.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE UNSINKABLE SCANDAL: Whitewater churned last week as every new answer seemed to arouse new suspi-cion. Bill Clinton unveiled Washington wise man Lloyd Cutler as his new White House counsel and at the weekend a new counteroffensive began to emerge, led by Hillary Clinton. In an interview with NEWSWEEK, the First Lady admitted that "I made mistakes," and reflected on mis-steps in the aftermath of aide Vince Fos-ter's suicide. National Affairs: Page 30.

THE ESTROGEN COMPLEX: Since 1938, sperm counts for men in the United States and 20 other nations have declined by half, and rates of female breast cancer are climbing. Is there a connection? Researchers suspect a link to pollutants, Pound in every-thing from pesticides to plastic baby bottles, that resembie one of the body's most potent hormones: estrogen. Society: Page 76.

BABY ANNA, HAPPY AT LAST? Last year, "Baby Jessica" was taken from the couple who had raised her to live with natural parents she barely knew. Jessica--now named "Anna" --appears happy in her new home. But the politics of adoption -- already caught up in racial and feminist issues--may never be the same. Lifestyle: Page 60.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
THIS WEEK.
National Affairs.
Whitewater: The Unsinkable Scandal.
Vince Foster and the Rumor Mill.
Hillary Clinton: 'I Made Mistakes.
Gergen: Where Did He Go Wrong?.
A Whitewater Portrait Gallery.
Lives': Why No One Gives the Clintons.
the Benefit of the Doubt by Joe Klein.
California: Buying Into a Senate Race.
International.
China: Trade and Human Rights.
Israel: The Settlers Who Want Out.
Bosnia: How Serbs Play the Spin Game.
Somalia: Not What America Had in Mind.
Russia: Nixon Deserved Yeltsin's Snub by Carroll Bogert.
Business.
Cigarettes: Fighting a Grim Backlash.
AIDS: Insurers Take on 'Death Futures.
Trucking: Riding the Data Highway.
Auctions: Left-Wing Relics on the Block.
Capital Gains' Ghost Stories.
About Health Reform by Jane Bryant Quinn.
Lifestyle.
The Cover: She's Not Baby Jessica Anymore.
Learning to Live Without Jessi.
The Politics of Adoption.
Kimberly's About-Face.
Justice: Who Pays the Menendez Lawyers?.
The Arts.
Hollywood: From Muppets to Mogul.
Movies: News Junkies Race the Clock.
Music: Stranger in the Night.
Society.
Science: The Estrogen Complex.
Technology: Schools' Computer Gap.
`The Pursuit of Happiness': The World's.
Biggest Diet Doctor by Jerry Adler.
Basketball: Countdown to the Final Futu.
Religion: Pink Collars for Anglicans.
Departments.
Periscope.
My Turn.
Letters.
Perspectives.


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