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Sep 04, 1978 Vol. 10 No. 10

"One Helluva Year"

September 04, 1978

Cover Story

"One Helluva Year"

A Year After Margaret Trudeau Made the Tough Decision to Leave Her Family, She Opens Up About Her Career, Being On Her Own, and Missing Those Closest to Her

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Table of Contents

Articles

A Hearst Trial Hangover? Patty Thinks F. Lee Bailey Had One and Blew Her Case; Now He's Blown His Stack

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Jennie Elizabeth Looks Mighty Like Dwight Eisenhower, but Then What Newborn Doesn't?

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Midge Costanza's Swan Song Is a Paean to Jimmy—and a Slam at His 'Sloppy' P.R.

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Dr. Robert Cade Cured Gridiron Thirst with Gatorade; Now He's Tackling Schizophrenia

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Bruce Boxleitner Doesn't Need Suzanne Somers; He Married His Sister in How the West Was Won

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So Much for Cocaine and LSD—Angel Dust Is America's Most Dangerous New Drug

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Sheryl Cooper Got Her Husband Alice on the Wagon and Back on the Road Again

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A Sacred Secret Agent, Brother Andrew Bootlegs Bibles Behind the Iron Curtain

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When Ila Loetscher Hears the Voice of the Turtle, She Feels Her Life's Mission Accomplished

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Free at Last from Charlie Finley, Vida Blue Rediscovers His Heart in San Francisco

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Fran Lebowitz Is New York's Answer to Erma Bombeck: the Bette Midler of Belles Lettres

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When Col. Michael Cicchini Reviews the Cadet Corps, It's All in the Family

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The Act of Jon 'Bowzer' Bauman and Sha Na Na May Be Greasy Kid Stuff, but It's Adult Compared with Their Feuds

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They Don't Make Many in the FBI Like Neil Welch—He's a Company Man with a Conscience

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Why Did Broadway's Leading Man, John Wood, Do a Movie with Farrah Fawcett-Majors? 'Money'

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Her 'Distinguished Professor' Title Wouldn't Encumber Diva Eileen Farrell—Even Without Weight Watchers

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Two, Four, Six, Eight, Whom Do We Emulate? Mr. Cheerleader Himself—'Herkie' Herkimer

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Mailbag

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Lookout

Pg. 40

Chatter

Pg. 102

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