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ISSUE DATE: March 12 1984; Vol. CIII, No. 11
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: GARY HART's Charge. Who he Is. What he Stands For. His Plan to win. Cover: Photo by Doug Bruce--Picture Group.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
HART'S CHARGE: AN UNEXPECTED HORSE RACE: Suddenly the chemistry of Campaign '84 was dramatically changed. Last week Colorado Sen. Gary Hart confounded the politakers by winning New Hampshire's Democratic primary, the first in the nation. His victim, the seemingly invincible Walter Mondale, moved quickly to regroup, attacking his unexpected challenger with all the muscle available to his formidable organization. But Hart's victory had started a prairie fire: within days of the primary, a NEWSWEEK Poll revealed, Hart was running neck and neck with Mondale and doing better than Mondale against Ronald Reagan. NEWSWEEK assesses the new race, profiles Hart and his "new ideas" and explains how Mon-dale is trying to recast his prisoner-of-the-past image.

HOLY WAR IN THE PERSIAN GULF: Iran and Iraq pounded away at each other in a grotesque holy war on the Persian Gulf. Fanatical Iranian troops were slaughtered as they attacked on the southern front (right). Farther north, as many as 500,000 Iranians appeared to be preparing a huge new offensive that could yet pose a threat to Western oil supplies.

GOBBLING FOR OIL: Wall Street is suddenly erupting in a gusher of enthusiasm for oil. Last week Atlantic Richfield was about to pay a record price for Gulf, and other investors were bidding up the price of Texaco. But analysts fear that all the bidding may be driving oil-stock prices too high.

FOLLY ON PARADE: Skeptics may not be convinced by "The March of Folly," a study of statecraft's epic blunders, by popular historian Barbara Tuchman But her lively style, bold purpose and huge following virtually ensure a best seller.

CITIZEN MURDOCH: Preparing for a possible proxy battle for control of Warner Communications, penny-dreadful press lord Rupert Murdoch (right, with wife, Anna) is cultivating his image as a type unlikely to read his own papers.

NEWSWEEK LISTINGS:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:.
Hart's charge: the Democrats' new race for the presidency (the cover).
Dropping out: Cranston, Hollings and Askew.
A look at Gary Hart.
His "new ideas" Mondale's image problem .
Charlie Wick in trouble Overflight at JFK.
Ronald Reagan's Mr. Inside .
Testing a Marine camp's security.
A gang-rape trial.
INTERNATIONAL: .
Holy war in the Persian Gulf.
Iraq: death in the reeds.
A war over who lost Lebanon .
Chernenko: stumbles and signals .
Guess who isn't coming to the Olympics.
Trudeau calls it quits .
Philippines: a frame-up and a cover-up?.
DANCE: Martha Graham at 90.
BUSINESS: .
Battle of the oil giants.
A gunslinger's top hands.
The new flying tigers.
Congress cooks up a tax increase.
The stock-market gumshoes.
NEWS MEDIA:.
What makes Rupert Murdoch run?.
Murdoch on the record.
SCIENCE: Raising children who care.
BOOKS:.
"The March of Folly," by Barbara Tuchman.
"Life in Russia," by Michael Binyon.
"Helena," by Machado de Assis.
JUSTICE:.
De Lorean in the dock.
A civil-rights reversal.
MOVIES: .
"Splash": like a fish out of water.
"Harry & Son": a dented hard hat.
TELEVISION: The merchant of mayhem.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS. Letters. Update. Periscope. Newsmakers. Transition. THE COLUMNISTS:. My Turn: Gregory Bayan. Jane Bryant Quinn. George F. Will.

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