TITLE: TIME magazine
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ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 28, 1977; Vol. 110, No. 22
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: The Sacred Mission. Egypt's President Anwar Sadat. Inset: What Women Want. The Cover: Photograph by David Hume Kennerly.

THE WORLD: A Soviet attempt to back both sides of an African feud boomerangs. Division among French leftist leaders spreads.

BEHAVIOR: Mr. Sunshine teaches Californians how to love money. American society used to be called rootless; is it becoming immobile?.

COVER: In a bold, unprecedented gamble, Egyptian President Sadat undertakes a "sacred mission" to Israel. For an account of his voyage--one that could set the Middle East toward peace, or another war--see THE WORLD.

MUSIC: Success is taking Tom Waits and his scuzzy sound out of the backstreet clubs that he loves and into the big time.

THE LAW: When is husband-killing justifiable? Feminists defend a much-battered wife who shot--and bur-ied--her spouse.

ENERGY: Where does the Carter program stand after seven months of continuous--and often confusing--com-bat on Capitol Hill?.

RELIGION: U.S. Catholics choose a conservative leader. There's the devil to pay about the Yellow Pages for born-again Christians.

THE NATION: The Shah of Iran, despite a whiff of tear gas, promises to help keep oil prices down. Republicans gear up for the 1980 assault on the White House. The oldest profession lures new recruits: runaway kids.

ECONOMY & BUSINESS: Another grain sting: how the Russians outsmarted Washington again. What is "acceptable" unemployment?.

SCIENCE: Thor Heyerdahl plans a risky new voyage in a reed boat. Was Ptolemy, the Greek math whiz, really a fraud?.

ART: The human form is divine, yet comic and suggestive, in a show by Balthus, who paints landscapes as well as nymphets.

SPORT: The eyes of Texas are on the U. of Texas as the Longhorns, led by a third-string quarterback, aim for a perfect season.

WOMEN: In the biggest conference of its kind in history, thousands of U.S. women meet in Houston to debate ERA, jobs, abortion and a dozen other issues. What do they all want? By and large, the answer is: a bigger share of equality.

THE PRESS: Is the independent newspaper endangered? J.F.K's former press chief, Pierre Salinger, thrives in Paris.



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