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Redress or Undress?

September 15, 1980

Cover Story

Redress or Undress?

Feminists Fume While Angie Dickinson Scores in Sexy Chiller, Dressed To Kill

Pg. 70

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Table of Contents

Here's the Rest of Him: The Complete Movie Career of Candidate Ronald Reagan

Pg. 44

The Great Debate Has a New Prez in the Middle: Ruth Hinerfeld of the League of Women Voters

Pg. 50

All America Is Rooting for a New Mighty K.C. at the Bat: George Brett Could Hit .400

Pg. 52

Split from Their Spouses, Jim Ed Brown & Helen Cornelius Sing of Guilt with New Passion

Pg. 57

A Genteel Family Feud Smolders Over a Film on the Peabodys of Boston by One of Their Own

Pg. 62

Like Most Americans, the McKees Are Neck-Deep in Bills, but They're Green Ones Thanks to Tic Tac Dough

Pg. 66

Legrand and Zetina Are Maestros of Massage Whom Talese Never Wrote About and Misha Can't Do Without

Pg. 84

We Came from the Sea: Now, Says Thomas Mann's Daughter Elisabeth, We Must Return to It

Pg. 88

Talk About Endless Summers! An M.D. Drops Out to Run a School for Surfers, and His Family Hangs 11

Pg. 100

In Pasadena, R.G. Canning Is Sunday's Hero: He Operates the Rose Bowl Flea Market

Pg. 102

Expert Maggie Scarf Finds That Depression Afflicts Up to Six Times More U.S. Women Than Men

Pg. 107

Zoologist George Schaller Heads for China to Help Save the Imperiled Giant Panda

Pg. 113

Joan Pringle's Twins Make Her Schoolmarm Role on TV's White Shadow a Family Affair

Pg. 125

Old Joe Turner Dreamed Up the Urban Cowboy's Nemesis, El Toro—but Mickey Gilley Got All the Bucks

Pg. 132

A Carpenter Ties the Knot, and Finally That Song's for Karen

Pg. 135

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