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Feb 23, 1981 Vol. 15 No. 7

Ringo's Star

February 23, 1981

Cover Story

Ringo's Star

Barbara Bach Keeps Him Going, Says Ringo Starr, Still Banging the Drum Slowly for John

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Table of Contents

Articles

In Winter, U.S. Writing Talent Pools on the Sensual, Timeless Port of Key West

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McGovern, Knauer, Boggs: An Elite of D.C. Condo Owners Would Hit the Ceiling—Except for the Risk

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Paul Plunges into Work, George Stays Cloistered and Yoko Reaches Out with Two New Songs

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Is There Life After Punk? Yes, Insists Neke Carson, Whose Models Are the New Wave

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American Renewal

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Caring

What Can One Person Do? Eight Citizens Have Found the Rewards of Volunteering by Working in Their Own Communities

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Adapting

As the Modern Family Is Redefined, a Pittsburgh Steelworker and His Young Daughter Survive the Trials of Single Parenthood

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Sharing

How Can Traditional Families Survive? The Brophys of Colorado Fight to Stay Together on the Land

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Thinking

A Panel of Experts Offers a Prognosis for That Endangered Domestic Species: the Family

Pg. 91

Love Boat Gets Buoyed Up with Some Titanic Egos Like Halston, Gloria & Beene

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Danny Lassiter Earns $7,500 the Hard Way—Pumping Out Push-Ups, at $39 Per

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If the Reagan Administration Is Full of Beans, Blame Jelly Belly Baron Herman Rowland

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Erland Van Lidth De Jeude Menacingly Lifted 'Stir Crazy,' but His Ambition Is to Carry a Tune

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Writer Chris Chase Measures the Girth of the Nation and Finds Food for Thought

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The Blues Brothers Led to a Comeback, but Aretha Franklin Is Still Soul Sister No. 1

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To Skip Stephenson, Real People Is on Target, but He'd Like to Trash the TV Opposition

Pg. 122

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Mailbag

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Chatter

Pg. 128

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