TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 25, 1993; VOLUME 141 NO. 4
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: STAND and DELIVER. With tough choices at home and a dangerous world abroad, Bill Clinton takes charge. Cover: Photomontage. Clinton for TIME by Steve Liss; storm clouds by R. Hamilton Smith--ALLSTOCK.

COVER: So Much for the Honeymoon: As he takes office, Clinton's ponderous start and hedged pledges foreshadow a turbulent voyage.
Urgent Decisions Clinton meets the real world.
The Political Interest The rush to bash is out of hand.
Party On The Inaugural becomes a sponsorfest.
The Presidency Thanks for the memories.
Money Angles Do the President a favor.
IRAQ: Saddam Gets Spanked Bush's bombs leave Baghdad--and Clinton--with problems.
ITALY: An Offer He Couldn't Refuse The Sicilian Mafia's top don is nabbed by police.
THE BALKANS: How the Serbs Prevailed The West's peace plan will reward "ethnic cleansing.
ENVIRONMENT: Few Stains on the Shetlands Some lucky breaks prevent the oil spill from being a disaster.
PROFILE: Anita Roddick Has an Attitude She's bringing it, and her Body Shops, to the U.S.
BUSINESS: Flying High with No-Frills This airline claims its real competition is the automobile.
LAW: Showdown at Rocky Flats A grand jury won't buy a plea bargain on toxic dumping.
CRIME: A Girl Buried Alive The hard life of a child held captive underground for 16 days.
TELEVISION: Letterman Leaps to CBS The battle for late night begins, as Leno stays at Tonight.
CINEMA: Can You Keep a Secret? The Crying Game has viewers talking it up--and keeping mum.
ART: A Prophet of Pop Culture British painter Walter Sickert reveled in ordinary subjects.
REVIEWS.
THEATER Can anyone bring O'Neill's Anna Christie to life?.
MUSIC Reba McEntire is country's Queen of Hearts.
CINEMA A woman triumphs through grit in Passion Fish.
BOOKS Ruefully, an author recalls his lost Mexican past.
A novel tackles public lives and private morality.
SHORTTAKES.
After an awkward transition, finally a beginning.
DEPARTMENTS.
PUBLISHER'S LETTER.
LETTERSS.
GRAPEVINE.
MILESTONES.
PEOPLE.
ESSAY.


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