TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: May 20, 1991, Volume CXVII, No. 20
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: The Quayle Handicap. Is he a lightweight? Or smarter than you think? Cover: Photo by Larry Downing--NEWSWEEK.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE MYTHS OF MEXICAN TRADE: If Congress gives its approval the Bush administration will soon begin negotiating a wide-ranging free-trade pact with Mexico. In an intense debate, business has envisioned a huge new market while labor has warned about a loss of jobs. In fact, both fears and hopes may be overblown. Still, along the border, workers are bracing for big changes ahead. Business: Page 42.

KING LEAR'S COMEBACK: On June 2, precisely 20 years after he redefined television with "All in the Family," Norman Lear will unveil a new sitcom. Fittingly, CBS is giving "Sunday Dinner" the Bunkers' old Sunday-at-8 slot. Just as Archie Bunker was inspired by his inventor's irascible father, this show's lead character embodies Lear himself. Lifestyle: Page 58.

THE QUAYLE QUESTION: CAN HE FIX HIS IMAGE? Starting over has become an American birthright: Richard Nixon was reborn more times than a tent preacher. So why is it so hard for Dan Quayle? Last week George Bush's health problems forced Americans to confront the reality that Quayle, ready or not, was no more than a fluttering heartbeat away from the Oval Office. Polls showed that most voters thought he should be dropped from the Republican ticket in 1992. But is Quayle a lightweight--or smarter than the public thinks? NEWSWEEK examines Quayle's efforts to change his image--and assesses the prospects for his political future. National Affairs: Page 20.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
National Affairs.
The Quayle handicap (the cover.
Rx for the veep.
Is Quayle doomed?.
The right's point man.
The 1996 wanna-bes.
Marilyn: how big a help?.
Curing Bush's thyroid.
Black vs. Hispanic in Washington.
Frequent fliers in the cabinet Ferraro is back.
The Kennedys: "No one will believe you.
L.A's identity crisis.
International.
False hopes in the Mideast.
Bushistan": at the edge?.
Getting fed up with China.
Introducing Mr. Glasnost.
Bulgaria opens its papal files.
Miami's plane people.
Business.
A Mexican miracle?.
Five free-trade myths.
Does this deal compute?.
Splitsville: Hollywood's highest-paid team.
Consumer news blues.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
The Arts.
Books: A matter of influence.
Plutocrat under fire.
Theater: All's well that ends well.
Movies: Ghostest with the mostest.
Music: Wholesomeness rears its permed head.
The staying power of bad girls.
Lifestyle.
Television: Lear's comeback.
Sports: Hold that helmet cam.
Medicine: Back on all four feet.
For pets, a piece of the rock.
Trends: Fighting the pack mentality.
Society.
Environment: Can ecotechnology save the planet?.
Education: Hooked on Phonics: how good?.
Justice: Using copyright law to stifle criticism.
Departments.
Periscope.
My Turn.
Letters.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.


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