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TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE:
July 11, 1994, Volume CXXIV, No. 2
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8½" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: The Case against O. J. Simpson.
COVER: Photo by Jacques M. Chenet.
TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE CASE AGAINST 0. J. SIMPSON:
The football great wasn't on trial last week. The riveting testimony about bloodstains and a 15-inch knife came in a preliminary hearing to see whether there is enough evidence to try Simpson in the brutal deaths of his ex-wife and her friend. Ultimately, DNA tests may hold the key to his guilt or innocence--unless his celebrity defense team outmaneuvers prosecutors first. National Affairs: Page 20.
REMAKING MICROSOFT:
Bill Gates built the greatest technology company in the world, the model of the 21st-century corporation. Microsoft continues to steamroll its competitors on the Information Highway. But to remain on top, Gates must rebuild and reinvigorate his multibillion
dollar empire. Business: Page 38.
A NEW SECTION: CYBERSCOPE:
This week NEWSWEEK introduces a new feature: CYBERSCOPE, which will appear frequently as an adjunct to the PERISCOPE section. CYBERSCOPE will offer news, reviews and consumer tips from the world of information. technology. Cyberscope: Page 8.
[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
Newsweek.
THIS WEEK.
National Affairs.
Health Reform: Progress, Sort Of.
White House: Shaking Up the Snake Pit.
Whitewater: Tragic Suicide, But No Foul Play.
Campaign '94: The Year of the Smear.
The Cover: The Case Against O.J.
DNA: Will Testing Nail Him?.
Legal: 3 for the Defense by David A. Kaplan.
Between Two Worlds: Why Simpson Couldn't.
Transcend Racial Barriers by Ellis Cose.
International.
Dollar Diplomacy: Taking the Cake.
Arafat: The Return of the Exile.
Korea: Big Kim vs. Little Kim.
Japan: 'Alice in Wonderland.
Royals: Charles's Cheatin' Heart.
Russia: Primal Enterprise by Joe Klein.
Business.
Microsoft: Culture Club by Michael Meyer.
Opinion: The United States versus Bill Gates.
by Andrew Schulman.
Software: Home Is Where the Money Is.
Networks: Barry Diller's Greatest Hit?.
The Currency Snarl by Jane Bryant Quinn.
The Arts.
Words: Toasting American Slang.
Books: A Megabucks Deal for Paul Revere.
Movies: Bumpkin, Bomber, Baby, Baldwin.
Theater: Lost in a Fool's Paradise.
Ballet: Lincoln Kirstein Recalls the Beginning.
Jazz: The Realm of the Spiritual.
Pop: The Perfect World of Freedy Johnston.
Society.
World Cup: The Kings of the Nets.
Drugs: Doc and Diego: Say It Ain't So.
Religion: The Book of Answers.
Design: Drawing Up Safer Cities.
Justice: Tacking Toward Moderation.
Medicine: Relief That Really Lasts.
Family: Bitter New Battle in Custody Wars.
Departments.
Periscope.
Cyberscope.
My Turn.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
The Last Word.
by George F. Will.
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