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TITLE: NEWSWEEK
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS!]
ISSUE DATE: JULY 23, 1984; Vol. CIV, No. 4
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Making History. What GERALDINE FERRARO stands for. Cover: Photo by J. Barry O'Rourke--The Stock Market.

TOP OF THE WEEK [Major Top Stories]:
MAKING HISTORY: FRITZ PICKS A WOMAN: Walter Mondale popped a dramatic question last week: he asked New York Rep. Geraldine Ferraro to be the first woman in history to share the presidential ticket of a major party. It was a bold move that galvanized Democrats on the eve of their nominating convention in San Francisco and almost certainly crushed the lingering hopes of Mondale's rivals, Gary Hart and the Rev. Jesse Jackson. And a NEWSWEEK Poll suggests that Mondale's choice definitely doesn't hurt his chances against Ronald Reagan in November.

In a 25-page special report, NEWSWEEK profiles Ferraro, the briskly pragmatic liberal who has won three congressional elections in Archie Bunker's district in Queens. In an interview, Ferraro outlines her stand on the issues. A separate story explores the new political power of women and analyzes the "gender gap" between male and female voting patterns--and how it could hurt Reagan. And a special profile of Fritz Mondale provides a close-up view of the man behind the cautious public facade--the preacher's kid from Minnesota who became Hubert Humphrey's protege, Jimmy Carter's vice president, the Washington establishment's liberal avatar--and who is now taking a historic gamble. Page 16.

NOW, THE PREGNANCY WORKOUT: In an outgrowth of the general fitness craze, expectant mothers today are squatting, stretching and leg-lifting their way through pregnancy in exercise programs designed to shape them up for labor and delivery. However, doctors are divided on what kind of exercise--and what level of exertion-- is proper. Page 70.

OLYMPIC SECURITY IS NO GAME: Los Angeles is gearing up for the most security-intensive Olympics in his-tory--with a virtual army of law-enforcement officers, sophisticated surveillance and antiterrorist hardware, even a robot capable of disarming bombs. Nevertheless, officials insist that the spirit of the Olympics will remain intact. Page 66.

A PLAGUE OF IMPORT QUOTAS: In prescribing a stiff dose of protectionism to aid the American steel industry last week, the International Trade Commission handed President Reagan a tricky political problem. In addition, the increasing use of quotas--already in effect for textiles and Japanese cars--raises troubling questions for world trade. Page 56.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
CAMPAIGN '84:
Making history (the cover).
A NEWSWEEK Po!!: does Ferraro help Mondale?.
Jackson at a crossroads.
Ferraro: a team player.
A talk with Geraldine Ferraro.
The political husband.
The growing gender gap.
Cuomo: the fiery conciliator.
How TV will cover the convention.
Mondale up close.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Ronald Reagan as Mr. Clean.
The Seal Island face-off.
Drugs and the Devil on Long Island.
INTERNATIONAL:
Nicaragua's revolutionary woes.
Israel: waiting for Begin.
Britain: opening up the crate caper.
Churchill and FDR: such good friends?.
Walesa's friends in the dock.
Southeast Asia: Shultz tries to mend some fences.
BUSINESS:
A plague of import quotas.
Air bags: a modest proposal.
Doom for the direct-broadcast satellite?.
The Silicon Valley Svengali.
LIFE/STYLE: Close encounters on Photon.
DANCE: A festival's modern look.
BOOKS:
"A Very Private Eye: An Autobiography in Diaries and Letters," by Barbara Pym.
"Showdown and Other Stories," by Michael Brondoli.
FASHION: A master of shock chic MOVIES: The new prince of Hollywood.
OLYMPICS: A fear factor at the Games.
MUSIC: A right royal flush of opera.
HEALTH: Now, the pregnancy workout.
THE COLUMNISTS:
My Turn: Jeffrey Cressy.
Robert J. Samuelson.
Meg Greenfield.


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