TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 2, 1998; VOL. 152 NO. 18
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: TOM WOLFE writes again. THe novelist with the white stuff is back with A MAN IN FULL. More than a million copies, before anyone has read a word! The YANKEES: THE Best team ever. COVER: Photograph for TIME by Michael O'Neill.

COVER: The Write Stuff: It's been 11 years since Tom Wolfe published The Bonfire of the Vanities. In that time he has survived heart surgery, overcome depression and produced A Man in Full, a rollicking new novel about life in contemporary America.

WORLD:.
MIDDLE EAST: How Wye Happened:.
A look at Clinton's diplomacy at the Maryland plantation and the nine days of shouting, laughter and forgiving that put Israel and the Palestinians back on the road to peace.
Pollard: The spy who almost jinxed the deal.
INTELLIGENCE: The Agency's New Clothes:.
Is the CIA's assignment in Israel prelude to a quagmire?.
NATION.
CAMPAIGN 198: Those Thorny Issue Ads.
They are the latest way to skirt campaign finance laws.
MINNESOTA: The Third Man in the Ring.
Wrestler Jesse ("the Body") Ventura roils the Governor's race.
SOUTH CAROLINA: 01' Fritz vs. the New South.
Hollings fights for a last bastion of Democratic power in Dixie.
WASHINGTON: Soft Words and Flamethrowers.
Vying for a Senate seat, Murray and Smith play yin and yang.
DMDING LINE: Jack E. White says slavery is old news.
BUSINESS.
ANTITRUST: Demonizing Microsoft.
To keep its monopoly case against the software giant simple, the U.S. is putting the blame squarely on chairman Bill Gates.
Netscape's Jim Barksdale: Gates' worst enemy.
CARS: Bigger, Faster ... and Cheaper.
The new models are high-tech marvels and great values.
DIVERSITY: The Sensitive Side of Coors.
Why employers are outpacing the law in embracing change.
IMMIGRATION: In Deepest Chinatown.
Why New York City has become a magnet for Chinese illegals.
ENVIRONMENT: That Darn Cat.
Ecoterrorists set fire to Vail in defense of the elusive lynx.
CRIME: An Anniversary Killing.
A doctor at a women's clinic falls victim to a serial shooter.
Tennessee: Did a state G.O.P. hopeful kill his Dem rival?.
LAW: The Flight of Dominique.
One of America's top gymnasts sues her parents for divorce.

SPORT: Those Damn Good Yankees.
In a baseball year of sterling individual achievement, the ensemble cast to beat proved to be New York's.
History: How this year's Yanks stack up against the best.

THE ARTS.
BOOKS: A knockout biography of Muhammad Ali.
CINEMA: Ian McKellen is brilliant in two new films.
American History X delivers a muddled message.
MUSIC: Alanis gets ambitious.
ART: Robert Hughes on the landscapes of two continents.
SHORT TAKES: A gay Jesus in Texas, a tempting Apple.
Q+A: Kiss's Gene Simmons gives away his cosmetic secrets.
PERSONAL TIME.
YOUR MONEY: James J. Cramer on market bargains.
YOUR HEALTH: Christine Gorman on eating disorders.
YOUR TECHNOLOGY: Joshua Quittner on DVD vs. Divx.
PEOPLE: Miss Piggy's perfume; Ginger Spice at the U.N.
ESSAY: Roger Rosenblatt on a haunted house.


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