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Aug 17, 1981 Vol. 16 No. 7

Blow Out

August 17, 1981

Cover Story

Blow Out

Why No Blowups on 'Blow Out'? Because Travolta, Allen and Depalma Are Just Friends

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Table of Contents

Articles

Revisiting Middletown: 50 Years Later, the American Family Is Alive and Well in Muncie, Ind.

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Lynn Redgrave Fights for Her Job Over An Issue Close to Her Heart: Breast-Feeding

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The Second Season Finally Begins, and None Too Soon for An All-Star Lineup

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Psychologist Grace Martin Finds a Revolutionary New Mother's Helper—the Sound of the Baby Crying

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Having Paid the Piper, at 71, Carmine Coppola Calls His Own Tunes—As Well as Son Francis'

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This Is a Fish Story: Mike Weiner's Wreck Charts Aren't Meant for Treasure Hunters

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A Congressman Makes His Own Epilepsy a Campaign Issue to Break the Old Taboos

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Is Your House a Holy Mess? Sandra Felton Suggests Ways to Get a Clean Start

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Ladies Long for Dr. Noah Drake on General Hospital, but Rick Springfield Wants 'Jessie's Girl'

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Reuben Mattus Scooped the Competition with His Pricey and Nonsense-Named Haagen-Dazs

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Some Women Would Tell Eric Weber to Buzz Off, but Men Are Buying His Line on Picking Up Girls

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With His Fifth Marriage, Ernest Borgnine Finally Has a Face-Saver: Wife Tove

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Sometimes the Murder Victim Is Guilty, Says Court Psychiatrist Otto Bendheim

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These Days Broadway Showman Gregory Hines Is on Tap—Even for Hollywood Roles

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Will Kathy Rinaldi, the Youngest Winner at Wimbledon, Leapfrog Over the Rest at the U.S. Open?

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Their 'Cruel, Crazy Love' Never Died, Says Maya Ruiz-Picasso of Her Father and Mistress Mother

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Mailbag

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Chatter

Pg. 112

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