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Jan 11, 1982 Vol. 17 No. 1

John-Boy's Triplets

January 11, 1982

Cover Story

John-Boy's Triplets

For Richard and Alma Thomas Three's Company and a Crowd—But Nobody's Complaining

Pg. 26

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Table of Contents

Articles

Warsaw, Winter 1981: a Child Walks Among the Bayonets

Pg. 32

A Soldier Disappears, and His Family Launches a Nine-Year Investigation That Ends in Grief

Pg. 34

Sybil Ferguson's Diet Centers Teach Thousands of Fatties How to Win at the Losing Game

Pg. 40

Fifties Troubadour Tom Lehrer Revives Some Sing-Along Satires That Haven't Lost Their Bite

Pg. 44

George Carlin

He Made Comedy Out of His Fondness for Dope, but Today Drugs Are No Joke—They're the Eighth Dirty Word

Pg. 56

Move Over, Charles and Di—Dorothy Hamill and Dean Paul Martin Plot a Royal Wedding L.A.-Style

Pg. 64

A Reagan Nominee Lashes Back at Black Leaders Who Say He's Wrong for Civil Rights

Pg. 71

Phil Brody Doesn't Go by the Book, Which Is Why His Retarded Pupils Read So Much Better

Pg. 76

Superagent Jerry Weintraub Does It His Way for Sinatra, Denver, Dylan & Co.

Pg. 80

Nancy Lieberman Is Tops in a Sport That Is Going Bankrupt, Women's Basketball

Pg. 84

Former Math Prof Ed Ghandour Has the World on a String with His Foolproof Yo-Yo

Pg. 87

For Marie-Claude Lalique, the Glass Menagerie Is Her Work, Her Life and Her Family

Pg. 88

Ava Gardner Is Back and Beautiful at 59—But All She Wants Is Peace and Quiet

Pg. 90

Mike Post Is Not Singing the Blues, Hill Street or Otherwise, as His TV Theme Music Goes Pop

Pg. 97

An Author Accuses the Japanese of Horrifying Medical Experiments on World War II P.O.W.s

Pg. 107

It's Not Just Any Bull in a China Shop—It's Merrill, Trained by Joan Edwards and Stevie Myers

Pg. 111

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Mailbag

Pg. 4

Chatter

Pg. 114

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