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TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE:
February 12, 1990, Volume CXV
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: My Life in Hiding. SALMAN RUSHDIE talks about his death sentence and defends "Satanic Verses".
Cover: Illustration by Julian Allen.
SPEAKING OUT AFTER A YEAR OF SILENCE: Novelist Salman Rushdie disappeared from sight last Valentine's Day. His book "The Satanic Verses" had of-fended Muslims world-wide--the Ayatollah Kho-meini's sentence of death endures to this day. In his first interview since he "dived for cover," the British author talked to NEWSWEEK about his life in isolation, his critics and supporters, his struggle to keep writ-ing. In a companion piece Rushdie offers a detailed de-fense of his book and ar-gues for the right to freedom of expression. The Arts: Page 46.
WAITING FOR MANDELA: President F. W. de Klerk stunned South Africans last week by lifting the 30-year-old ban on the militant African National Congress and promising that jailed leader Nelson Mandela would "soon" go free. The ANC was caught off guard and seemed unsure what to do next--perhaps part of de Klerk's strategy. International: Page 26.
THE CRACK CHILDREN: The first wave of cocaine babies is ap-proaching school age, and health and social workers are discovering a whole new set of drug-related problems. As America's crack problem worsens, they are left with only two options: get mothers into treatment programs in time to protect their babies, or prepare to deal with a steady stream of troubled children. Lifestyle: Page 82.
[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
Newsweek.
National Affairs.
Cutting U.S. troops in Europe.
Bush puts Congress in a box.
A dirty battle for clean air.
How lobbyists play the numbers game.
Noriega and the CIA in Costa Rica.
A rough-and-tumble Texas governor's race.
The dapper don's day in court.
Beggars' banquet: new rights in New York.
International.
South Africa: an end to apartheid?.
Who's who in the ANC.
Mandela: a reminiscence by Anthony Sampson.
Germany: the rush to reunification.
Romania: a communist democracy?.
Russia and the new right.
Business.
Open season on Wall Street.
Laying odds on a recession:.
how the game is played.
Fashion goes environmental.
Finding friends--for a fee.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
The Arts.
Life in hiding: an exclusive interview with Salman Rushdie (the cover.
The author writes in defense of "The Satanic Verses.
Society.
Medicine: Hanging up the knife.
Education: Let's buy a physicist: bidding wars on campus.
Religion: The fall of a gay priest.
Lifestyle.
Family: New problems as the crack children grow up.
Sports: Riding for a fall.
Environment: The hot new way to banish bugs.
Fashion: Cosmetics with a conscience.
The latest in weddings.
Departments.
Pei iscope.
My Tum.
Letters.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
George F. Will.
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