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TITLE: TIME magazine
[The news-magazine of the century, with all the news, features, and vintage ADS! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE:
MARCH 16, 1998; VOL. 151 NO. 10
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: JOHN TRAVOLTA in PRIMARY COLORS.
COVER: The Reel-Life Campaign Trail:
Primary Colors, Joe Klein's notorious roman a clef about a
Bill Clinton-like presidential candidate and his political
entourage, has been brought to the screen. And, all the way,
the confluence of fact and fiction has provoked much gossip.
John Travolta: A voracious appetite for food and work.
Hail to the Chief: Hollywood once portrayed American Presidents with kid-glove reverence. No longer. COVER: Francois Duhamel-- Universal Pictures.
NATION:.
THE WHITE HOUSE: Keeping the Story Straight:.
A leaked version of Clinton's deposition maps his defense, but everything hangs on his secretary--and she steers by the truth.
Norma Holloway Johnson: Here comes the judge.
PAULA JONES: The Trial Won't Be Pretty:.
Her strategy against the President will not be softball.
MYSTERY: A Case of Purloined Papers?:.
A TIME exclusive on the disappearance of top-secret papers from a crucial State Department office.
NEW YORK CITY: Try a Little Tenderness:.
The mayor wants Gotham to be polite. What's with this guy?.
WORLD.
LAW: Harassment or Hazing.
The Supreme Court rules that male-on-male or female-on-female offenses are just as bad as heterosexual ones.
SPECTATOR: Jailbait on the Bookshelves.
Bruce Handy on the flap over photographs of naked teens.
TECHNOLOGY: Mr. Gates Goes to Washington.
A high-profile lesson in money, power and political finesse.
Bill's Diary: He eats pizza, dons tux, hobnobs with stars.
SPACE: Snapshots from Europa.
Is this warm, wet moon of Jupiter bursting with alien life?.
GENE THERAPY: A new, virus-free way to do DNA repair.
BOOK EXCERPT: THE TEXACO SCANDAL: A Business Behaving Badly:.
Ban-Ellen Roberts tells of the racism she suffered at the oil giant and of the secret tape that proves her charges.
THE ARTS:.
TELEVISION: Party ofFive's creators launch a lighter drama.
MUSIC: Madonna has (surprise!) reinvented herself again.
In two spirited debuts, sisters put the focus on soul-rock.
THEATER: A white painting causes a stir on Broadway.
BOOKS: An epic novel taps the lushness of Puerto Rico.
CHINA: The Man Who Steers the Economy.
Will the economic czar turned Premier help the People's.
Republic avoid getting the Asian economic flu?.
SINGAPORE: An Interview with Lee Kuan Yew.
The lion in winter talks about China and Asian values.
BUSINESS.
COMPUTERS: Keep It Simple, Stupid.
The Pilot was a hit because its makers didn't ask it to do too much. Now comes a new model--and tougher competition.
MONEY IN MOTION: What's Dunlap Doing?.
Daniel Kadlec on the new look of "Equity.
PEOPLE: Talking to Depardieu; a baby for Jodie Foster.
ESSAY: Richard Stengel on the Princeton Tigers.
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