TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: July 4, 1994, Volume CXXIV, No. 1
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Living In Terror. COVER: Photo by Gregg De Guire--London Features.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
LIVING IN TERROR: NICOLE WAS NOT ALONE: As 0. J. Simpson spent his first week behind bars, prosecutors and defense lawyers traded sound bites. But the most gripping testimony was a pair of 911 calls made in October by a desperate Nicole Simpson. Domestic violence is the leading cause of injuries to American women between 15 and 44. Who's at risk, and what can be done? Special Report: Page 22.

U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.! Maybe there's a home-field advantage after all. A fluke goal boosted the United States World Cup team to a 2-1 upset victory over stalwart Colombia at the Rose Bowl last week, setting the stage for its first second-round appearance since 1930. A sudden-death showdown with a powerhouse like Argentina or Brazil could lurk ahead, but one American player says there still may be "a few more scalps to be had." Lifestyle: Page 74.

I TRIED TO IGNORE THE PAIN: Michael Fay returned from Singapore last week - ter en. thing days in prison and four strokes of a rattan cane. In a NEWSWEEK interview, he describes his arrest and what he says were the brutal tactics that led to his confession, as well as the pain of the flogging. Before he was led to the trestle, Fay and others were subjected to the "air-con room," where suspects are stripped, given a cold show- IiF hit with a metal stick. National Affairs: Page 36.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
THIS WEEK Special Report.
The Cover: New Twists in the Simpson Case.
Excerpts From the 911 Transcript.
Battered Women: Patterns of Abuse.
Case Study: 'I Would Have Killed Her.
Stopping Abuse: What Works.
National Affairs.
Clinton: Reagan's Revenge by Rich Thomas.
Caning: An Interview With Michael Fay.
North Korea: Why War Is Unthinkable.
The Bushes: Like Father, Like Sons.
by Howard Fineman.
Crime: Cahfornias Teen Gulags.
Tobacco: Conflicting Testimony.
International.
Terrorism: America's Most Wanted.
by Christopher Dickey.
Rwanda: Nice Idea, Wrong Army.
Navy: Getting Used to Coed Carriers.
Japan: Unchanging Ways by Bill Powell.
Business.
Finance: How Chicago Lost the Future.
The Dollar: Storm Alert.
Reinventing Corporate America.
by Robert,!. Samuelson.
Focus: On Your Money.
Mutual Funds: Small But Prospering.
Fund Switches: Reading the Fine Print.
Boom Ahead? Vacation Homes by Linda Stern.
Stand by Your Pension by Jane Bryant Quinn.
The Arts.
Books: Kick Back With Crime.
Art: The Price Will Go Up Tamara.
Movies: Kevin Costner Rides Again.
Nolte and Roberts in Trouble.
Rock: A Pocketful of Funky Pop.
Lifestyle.
World Cup: You Gotta Believe.
TV: Models, Hot Tubs and a Lot of Soap.
Media: A Food Critic Spices Up New York.
Ideas: Before Stonewall by Charles Kaiser.
Departments.
Periscope.
Newsmakers.
Letters.
Transition.
My Turn.
The Last Word.
Perspectives.
by Meg Greenfield.


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