TITLE: REASON magazine
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ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 1982/VOL. 14, No. 6
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Taught to be Illiterate. Cover photograph by Joyce True.

THE VICTIMS OF "DICK AND JANE" Why are so many Americans functionally illiterate? An investigative reporter, puzzled after a stint at teaching high school, was determined to find the answer. By Samuel Blumenfeld.

SINK THE FLOATING OPEC Years of international negotiations produced a Law of the Sea treaty that would very likely establish a seabed mining cartel. A participant in the final negotiations explains the Reagan administration's rejection of the treaty. By Doug Bandow.

FOOTBALL SLAVES Can a football team be expropriated by a city under the government's power of eminent domain? Life is stranger than fiction. By Jim Murray.

FREE-LANCE TRANSIT Many cities in so-called underdeveloped countries have transportation systems that meet people's needs at low cost. How they do it should set sophisticated government planners back on their heels. By Gabriel Roth.

INTERVIEW WITH HENRI LEPAGE He's a French journalist who was puzzled by the riots in France in '68 and went on to author an international bestseller on free-market economic thought. He tells REASON why and how he sought an alternative to socialism. By David Ramsay Steele and Leonard Liggio.

DEPARTMENTS.
EDITORIAL/War and Morality.
NOTES.
VIEWPOINT/The Insanity Offense.
LETTERS.
MONEY/The Futures Options.
BRICKBATS.
HEALTH & WELFARE/More Smart Pills.
TRENDS.
SPOTLIGHT/Thinking Tutor.
ARTS & LETTERS.
RUDEBARBS.


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