TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: August 25, 1986, Volume CVIII, No. 8
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: What Tax Reform means to you. Cover: Photo by Ed Gallucci.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
CONTRA AID: The Senate voted to give $100 ion in aid to the anticom-ist Nicaraguan rebels. The ey may buy the contras a array of weapons, includ-Soviet-made SA-7 surface-ir missiles, but it isn't likely uy victory. The Sandinista me also has been stocking rsenal, and the arms race only produce a bloodier mate. International: Page 36.

A REVOLUTIONARY TAX BILL. The most sweeping tax reform in 73 years cleared a House-Senate conference committee last week and seems all but certain to become law. The bill will make taxation more efficient and sharply lower rates for both individuals and corporations. A special section examines the tough bargaining that led to the bill and takes an exhaustive look at what it will mean to you. Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, one of the framers of the legislation, writes an exclusive inside diary of the tax-saga end game. National Affairs: Page 14.

BROADWAY's New HIT: "ME AND MY GAL". The songs are from the '30s and the hat tricks have been around as long as there have been hats. But "Me and My Girl" is the freshest and funniest musical to hit Broadway in ages. The Arts: Page 60.

SQUARING OFF IN DETROIT: General Motors is tooling up for a very tough competitive Arch-rival Ford has introduced two sleek models that become Detroit's biggest in years. With GM's more boxy cars suddenly looking less fashionable, company chairman Roger Smith is now scrambling hard to recover lost ground in auto styling and market share. Business: Page 48.

RUNAWAY ICE: In the Hubbard Glacier's current surge toward the Gulf of Alaska, it has closed off a fiord, turning it into a lake and trapping fish, otters, porpoises and other marine life. But for all the ecological havoc it wreaks, the glacial sprint also presents geologists with a golden opportunity to study the enigmatic behavior of a majestic river ofHubbard falls into fiord of ice. Society: Page 52.

NEWSWEEK FULL LISTINGS:
Special Report.
Contra Aid.
Tax reform--by a hair (the cover.
What it means to you Ten hot shelters.
The economic fallout.
Senator Moynihan's tax diary.
Robert J. Samuelson.
National Affairs.
Finally, taxes made simpler and fairer: Packwood, Rostenkowski.
Bad Rx for Rehnquist? The addict glut.
Turning in your parents Surf's up for Nixon.
A Revolutionary Tax Bill.
International.
Up-gunning" the contras.
Managua's bottom'line.
Bhutto's show of defiance.
Drugs and torture in Mexico.
Gorbachev plays the angles.
Falling out of love with Arabs.
Can anyone save Haiti?.
Canada's fishy castaways.
Business.
GM: trapped in a box.
Sharing profits at Baby Bells.
BankAmerica: more tremors.
Society.
Environment: A runaway glacier.
Religion: Bishops vs. bingo.
Medicine: Trailing tainted blood.
Cancer and the pill: good news.
Lifestyle.
Sports: Fishing the hot spots.
Health: Through a lens blearily.
Fashion: Donna Karan's catalog.
The Arts.
Theater: Making 'em laugh.
A breather for the whiz kid.
Movies: Growing up in the '50s.
Manhunter.
Howard the Duck.
Books: "Red Storm Rising.
Bosoms and beaus.
Departments.
Periscope Update.
My Turn.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
Meg Greenfield.


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