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Oct 15, 1984 Vol. 22 No. 16

Sally Field Takes A Stand

October 15, 1984

Cover Story

Sally Field Takes A Stand

With a New 'Fella' and a Praised New Drama, America's Sweetheart Won't Play Anyone's Little Darling Anymore

Pg. 112

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Table of Contents

Articles

George & Gerry Square Off

Ferraro and Bush Sharpen Their Claws for the Most Intriguing Confrontation of Campaign '84

Pg. 40

Don't Sell Doug Flutie Short—This 5'9" Star Quarterback Just May Win the Heisman

Pg. 46

Truman Capote's Lover Jack Dunphy Remembers 'My Poor Little Friend'

Pg. 48

His Country in Crisis, Israel's Embattled New Premier, Shimon Peres, Comes to the U.S. for Aid

Pg. 55

The Tight-Knit Benetton Clan Has Stitched Together a Multimillion-Dollar Fashion Empire

Pg. 59

Farrah's New Role: Mom

She Joins the (Swollen) Ranks of the Pregnant but Unmarried

Pg. 65

As the World Turns, Daytime's Dastardly Dr. John Shows His True Side as Larry Bryggman

Pg. 79

Fashion Is a Grave Matter for This Descendant of Edgar Allan Poe

Pg. 86

Is Teaching a Hands-on Profession? Two Educators Warn of Sexual Harassment in America's Colleges

Pg. 99

Sisters

A Collection of Family Photos Portrays a Father's Pride in His Daughters and a Universal Reminiscence of Sisterhood

Pg. 125

Off-the-Wall Comedy Lands Chris Elliott on TV, and His Dad, Bob (of Bob and Ray), Is Hooked Too

Pg. 132

Only God Knows How Joseph Heller Survived a Mysterious Disease to Tell His Tale of the Biblical King David

Pg. 139

A Texas Murder Case Raises An Exquisite Question: Must Parents Testify Against Their Child?

Pg. 146

Now That His Chicken Business Is Booming, Al Copeland Wants to Muscle in on Cajun Cuisine

Pg. 153

Thanks to Phone Freak Jeffrey Webber, a Maine Island Gets Wired to the World

Pg. 159

But Seriously, Folks, Todd Fisher, Eddie and Debbie's Son, Is Preaching the Good Word—and Getting Laffs

Pg. 163

Not 'Wrath of Khan' but 'Thornton's Revenge' Keeps Astronauts on Their Toes, Thanks to Nasa's Oldest Star Trekker

Pg. 171

Forget Heavy Metal! People Still Give a Hoot for the Kazoo

Pg. 175

Her Romance with Prince Hit the Rocks, but Vanity's Singing Career Is Going Grrr-Eat

Pg. 176

Also In This Issue

Mailbag

Pg. 4

Take One

Pg. 39

Chatter

Pg. 178

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