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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: April 1981; Vol. 118, No. 708
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: "Children Pony Riding" -- Detail of a Watercolor by German Artist Fritz Busse.

REPORT FROM AFGHANISTAN: WILL WE HEAR THEIR CRY?.
WHY KIDS CAN'T WRITE.
TVs BATTLE FOR THE MORNING.

Bonanza! America Strikes Gas . . . James Nathan Miller.
Four Men in a Maelstrom . . . Drama in Real Life.
When the Iran Hostages Came Home . . . A Compilation.
Three Simple Steps to a Healthier You:.
I. Breathe Your Troubles Away . . . "Total Breathing.
II. Become a 'Type B" . . . New York Times.
III. Watch Your Weight (But Wisely!) . . . Harvard Medical School Health Letter.
Portrait of a Pimp . . . . Nathan M. Adams.
Why Kids Can't Write . . . Family Circle.
Dreams of War . . . "Goodbye, Darkness.
Spring, Sprang, Sprung! . . . Cartoon Feature.
The Atomic Man . . . . Stanley L. Englebardt.
Constituation of the Lower Fourty" . . . "The Best of Corey Ford.
TV's Battle for the Morning . . . Time.
Will We Hear Their Cry? . . . Report From Afghanistan.
Shark Attack! The Surprising Truth . . . Sail.
Prime Tasks for the President . . . Thomas A. Murphy.
Down the Mighty Yangtze . . . Picture Feature.
Do You Weigh More Than Last Year's Tax Form?" . . . Chicago Tribune.
The Love Letter . . . Rituals of Surgery.
Is It Worth the Risk?" . . . Outside.
Poor Hannah's Ice-Cream Stand . . . New York Tunes.
The Masters: Golf's Finest Hour . . . William Gildea.

BOOK SECTION: A Family of Eagles . . . From the book . . . Dan True.

Fifty-Five Is Fast Enough.
Where Have All the Forests Gone?.
Boys in the Pits.
When Wives Work.. . Must Husbands Hurt?.
The Eighties Go ELECTRONIC.
An Encouraging Word.
News From the World of Medicine.
Notes From All Over.
Campus Comedy.
Laughter, the Best Medicine.
Life in These United States.
All in a Day's Work.
It Pays to Enrich Your Word Power.
Toward More Picturesque Speech.
Quotable Quotes.
Personal Glimpses.


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