TITLE: TIME magazine
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ISSUE DATE: APRIL 2, 1979; Vol. 113, No. 4
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Psychiatry's Depression. Jimmy Carter's challenges at home.
Cover: Illustration by Robert Giusti.

Cover: Forty years after Freud's death, psychiatry is in a blue funk. But as the profession shrinks, researchers look with rising hopes to the science of brain chemistry to help cure malaise of the mind. See BEHAVIOR.

WORLD: Strong Arab opposition to the Egypt-Israel peace pact. An interview with Premier Begin. P. The Kurds cause trouble in Iran. What are those women in chadors really like? Bonn's secretary spies.

CARTER'S PROBLEMS: The Egypt-Israel peace treaty provided an interlude for celebration. But inflation and the energy crisis worsen. At Camp David, Carter and aides seek a new strategy for the home front. See NATION.

NATION A special counsel is named to probe the Carter peanut loans. Big John Connally wows rank-and-file Republicans.

RELIGION The U.S. may soon lift its ban on test-tube-baby research. West German Lutherans unfrock a ministfor heresy.

ESSAY America has a capital opportunity to change some policies to help the nation surge ahead during the 1980s.

MUSIC The Boston Symphony ends a triumphant tour of China. P, A new opera based on Dickens' Great Expectations falls flat.

LAW A woman's chastity is no longer on trial in rape cases, thanks to "shield" laws that protect victims from abuse in court.

ART Grandma Moses remains not only-the best of modern U.S. primitives, but also that rarity: an artist everyone likes.

ECONOMY & BUSINESS Profits' embarrassing surge. Teamsters challenge the guidelines. Coal in the, doldrums. How the rich get richer.

BOOKS The War, the West and the Wirderness celebrates silent films. Little Birds recollects innocent pornography.

EDUCATION A new paperback Oxford English Dictionary has the last word on 770 pages of them. ' Donald Duck meets Karl Marx.

SPORT Another season, another reason for the Boston Red Sox to hope that now, finally, they will catch the damn Yankees.

MEDICINE For women with morning-after questions, a home-pregnancy kit may not always hold the medical answers.



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