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Aug 27, 1979 Vol. 12 No. 9

TV's Favorite Feminist

August 27, 1979

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TV's Favorite Feminist

To TV Star Phil Donahue, the Hand That Rocks the Cradle—and the Boat—Can Change America

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Table of Contents

Articles

To Eunice Shriver, the Most Compassionate and Competitive Kennedy, Life Is a Special Olympics

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The Future Looks Black, Says An Oil-Spill Expert, as Texas Resorts Are Threatened by the Worst One Ever

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After Tragedy Left Their Hearts Heavier Than Their Metal, Robert Plant and Led Zeppelin Have Risen Again

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Marvin Mitchelson Has Progressed from 'Palimony' to 'Petro-Mony': Soraya Khashoggi Is Suing for $2 Billion

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Susan Brownmiller Comes to Times Square Not to Peep but to Bleep in Her Anti-Porn Crusade

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George Plimpton, Still Burning His Punk at Both Ends, Finds a Sport in Which He Can Sparkle

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From the Louds to Bad Boys, Alan and Susan Raymond Shoot First and Rarely Ask Questions

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In Movies as Well as Life, Tim Matheson Reaches More Hearts Than Animal House Brother John Belushi

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He's Stopped Minding the Store, but Texan Stanley Marcus Pursues His Quest for the Best

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Every Night Is Saturday Night as Gilda Radner Turns Up, Live, on Broadway

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His Name Is Ken, Not Ben, Hur, but He's Still a Gladiator Battling the Bar's 'Stuffed Shirts'

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The Seattle Opera's Glynn Ross May Not Be Rudolf Bing, but His 'Ring' Makes the Box Office Zing

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Two Proud Men of Summer, Carl Yastrzemski & Lou Brock, Pile Up New Stats with Their Bats

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Elizabeth Whelan Has Only to Say Saccharin or Bacon Is Harmless, Then Await the Tide of Criticism

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A Hard-Riding Okie Runs the Fast Track of French Horse Racing—and the Aga Khan Bridles

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The Fifth Best 'Iron Man' Is a Woman, Versatile Lyn Lemaire

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Like His Pal Fearless, No One Messes with Hoyt Axton, the Mountain Man of Country Music

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Bathing Rover Is a Cinch in John & Mary Grifa's Cur Wash, but It's a Doggone Dirty Trick

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Joan Collins' Sister Jackie Says She's a Moralist, but Why Do Her Novels Have Titles Like The Stud?

Pg. 106

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Mailbag

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Chatter

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