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TITLE:
U. S. News and World Report magazine
[Historic Newsmagazine -- see more contents listed below!]
ISSUE DATE:
MAY 10, 1993; VOL. 114, NO. 18
CONDITION: Standard magazine size, Approx 8oe" X 11". In VERY GOOD condition.
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: The Next 100 Days. Stress Test. The First Couple, a portrait.
COVER: Clinton photo by Steve Liss-- pool Health Guide by Jeffrey MacMillan-- USN&WR.
Killing fields. While diplomacy meanders and the West meditates, the Balkans mourn.
Running out of steam. it weal first quarter derails recovery and delays prosperity.
Best ways to stay healthy. The latest news in medicine, fitness and nutrition.
OUTLOOK.
America squirms as a people slowly dies.
Second-guessing Waco Yeltsin's last chance.
A message for teenagers.
Clinton's drug czar.
On Society: John Leo ponders state mottos.
Washington Whispers.
U.S. NEWS.
Stress test: Problems for Clinton at home and abroad.
Portrait of the first family.
The Clintons discuss life as a working couple.
On Politics: Michael Barone says Democrats have superior people, inferior ideas.
WORLD REPORT.
Balkan ends and means.
The limits of air power.
The West's sorry record.
Battling over aid to Russia.
BUSINESS.
Recovery on the wrong track.
California's crying game.
On the Economy: Susan Dentzer explores health costs.
NEWS YOU CAN USE.
HEALTH GUIDE.
When and how to challenge your doctor.
New hope for people with Alzheimer's disease.
The right way to become a teenage herbivore.
Gene-spliced tomatoes and other new fruits and veggies.
Boxing: A fitness craze.
Space-saving muscle machines.
Top 10 health stories to watch.
Editorial: Give Clinton a chance.
The hyperactive presidency. Carter's was called `passionless. "Reagan's was "disengaged. Clinton's is characterized by the president's trying to do it all.
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