TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: August 3, 1998, Volume CXXXII, No. 5
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: The Capital Gunman. COVER: Photograph by Montana Department ofJustice.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE COVER: On a tranquil afternoon on Capitol Hill, 'Rusty' Weston - tasist and drifter--allegedly kills two cops and wounds a tourist (Angela Dickerson, above). Inside the gunman's mind and motives. Page 20.

SOCIETY: Remembering Alan Shepard--and catching up with the .other Apollo moonwalkers. Page 46.

LIFESTYLE: Fifty cloned mice finally prove that Dolly was no fluke. Could people be next? Page 54.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
The Cover: Murder in the Capitol by Evan Thomas and Peter Annin.
Monitoring 'Possible Threats.
The Foes in Our Midst by jonathan Alter.
Weather: The Freakish Summer of 1998;.
Scandals: Will the President Testify?.
Lobbying: Behind a Scuffle Over Satellites and China.
New York: A Times Square Disaster.
INTERNATIONAL.
Afghanistan: When Women Are the Enemy by Carla Power.
Germany: Schroder the Giant Killer.
Japan: Time to Create Some Inflation by Fareed Zakaria.
BUSINESS.
Ads: An '80s Agency Is Big Again.
Deregulation: Utilities Get Zapped by Allan Sloan.
Microsoft: Gates Names His No.
Capital Gains': The Experts on Emerging Markets byJaneBryant Quinn.
SOCIETY.
Heroes: When the Moonwalkers Came.
Back to Earth by Tara Weingarten.
Memories of Shepard by Scott Carpenter.
Justice: A Manhunt in the West.
LIFESTYLE.
Science: The Latest Clones Mediorno: A Gymnast Is Paralysed.
Sports: Marion Jones, on the Run.
Trends: Swing Music Is Back.
Media: Murdoch's 'Family Business.
THE ARTS.
Books: Battle of the '100 Best' Hollywood: Kid-Friendly Movies.
A Hostage Drama With a Twist TV: HBO Fills a Black 'Gap.
Rap: The Beastie Boys Hit the Charts Jerry Seinfeld: Still a Stand-Up Guy.
DEPARTMENTS.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
Periscope.
Cyberscope.
My Turn.
Letters.


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