TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: MARCH 7 1988; Vol. CXI, No. 10
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: BLACK and WHITE: How integrated is America? Cover: Photo by Melchior DiGiacomo.

BLACK AND WHITE IN AMERICA: Twenty years after the murder of Martin Luther King Jr., America is a society less unequal but also less caring than it was in the '60s. Blacks have gained a fragile new middle class and a troubled "underclass" where chronic unemployment and single-parent families are the rule. At the same time, the civil-rights movement itself has fallen into a neglect that hurts everyone. Special Report: Page 18.

PANAMANIAN STANDOFF: After two and a half years of chafing under the charge that he was a puppet of a corrupt military regime, Panamanian President Eric Arturo Delvalle cut his strings last week. He tried to fire Defense Forces chief and alleged drug trafficker Gen. Manuel Antonio Non-ega--and was fired himself by the pro-Noriega National Assembly. With Washington backing Delvalle, the confrontation may hasten Noriega's departure. International: Page 52.

A BOLD BRUSH: Painter Jean Honore Frago-nard captured 18th-century France at play--both in the countryside and in the boudoir. His dazzling use of diffused light anticipated the impressionists. More than 200 of his works are now on exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The Arts: Page 66.

COOL AS ICE: Calgary's Winter Olympics ended last weekend with the glamour event, women's figure skating. After some surprises, the glamour and the gold finally belonged to a coy Katarina Witt. Sports: Page 62.

A BULLY PULPIT: Super Tuesday could be the day of the preachers, high-water mark for the wild-card presidential campaigns of Pat Robertson and Jesse Jackson. Both scored well in last week's contests, and if they can get out their solid voters and reach out to wider constituencies, a stalemate in either party's race could leave Robertson or Jack-son--or both--in kingmakers' roles at the conventions. Now their rivals must ponder: What will be the price for their support? National Affairs: Page 44.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
SPECIAL REPORT:.
Black and white in America 18 (the cover.
A tenuous bond from 9 to.
Seeing through black eyes.
A church for both races.
Soul-searching in a.
pioneering town.
Busing: how to get.
everyone mad.
Colorblind love.
Why we can't wait.
National Affairs:.
Day of the preachers.
The many faces of.
Dick Gephardt.
On to Super Tuesday.
The pipeline deal: what did Meese know?.
The wages of sin.
International.
Panama: who's in charge?.
NATO and burden-sharing.
Israel: who's behind the protesters?.
Pretoria's new crackdown.
Armenians: "We are not slaves of Moscow.
Prince Charles's search for a new role.
Lifestyle.
Toughing it out: Noriega.
Sports: Cool as ice, Witt hits gold.
The Arts.
Painting: Precursor of the impressionists.
Movies: The lady vanishes.
Books: Forgotten writers.
Entertainment: The "bad" boy and the Boss.
Business.
The surge in self-insurance.
A "whole book catalogue.
Greenspan plays Volcker's tune.
Robert J. Samuelson.
Departments.
Periscope.
Update.
My Turn.
The Mail.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.


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