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Oct 14, 1985 Vol. 23 No. 16

Commando in Love

October 14, 1985

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Commando in Love

Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Body Beautiful, Has More Than Muscles Upstairs—His Wit and Intellect Captured a Kennedy

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Table of Contents

Articles

Battle of the Will

Claus Von Bülow Lashes Out at His Stepchildren as They Start a Court Fight for Their Mother Sunny's Fortune

Pg. 40

Pulling Strings on Capitol Hill, These Lobbyists Are Trying to Unravel Reagan's Tax Reform

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Heather Thomas Emerges from the 'Private Hell' of Drug Addiction with the Help of Her Therapist Mate

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Those Chic Sneaks Cybill Has on Her Tootsies Are Reeboks, the Jock Shoe That's a Fashion Smash

Pg. 53

A Boomin' Zoomin' Helps Aretha Franklin Past Her Dad's Death and a Career-Threatening Phobia

Pg. 54

Columbus Day Means Sails—Not Sales—for the Spanish Admiral Christopher Columbus

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Tall and Tan and Green and Leafy, the Cabbage from Great Britain Goes Walking

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An Activist and Her Playwright Husband Address the Nuclear Peril with His Words and Her Deeds

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Life Is No Cabaret to Germany's Pina Bausch, but Her Stark, Bizarre Dances Are Ballet's Hippest Hit

Pg. 69

Thirty Years a Wife and Not Embarrassed to Say So, a Feminist Explains Why Good Marriages Last

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Gary Waldron's Slum-Grown Herbs Make a Mint and Turn the South Bronx Urbanscape from Gray to Green

Pg. 85

A Father of Eight Tells How He Learned to Deal With—and Love—the Threadbare Life

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Leaving Cocaine and Discos Behind, Bright Lights Author Jay McInerney Turns to Samurai and Sushi

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Almost as Odd as His Life-Style, Bob Fischer's 'Glitzy Art' Makes Him the Windy City Warhol

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E.b. White: 1899-1985

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From Delinquent to Doctor, Mary Groda-Lewis' Real-Life Triumph Unreels in a TV Film

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A Gay Activist School Pal Calls Jerry Falwell's Bluff in Court

Pg. 122

Hurricane Gloria Churns Up a Wave of Acclaim for Fast-Talking Weatherman Neil Frank

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Who Said 'It Don't Come Easy'? A Starry-Eyed Ringo Becomes the First Beatle Grandfather

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An Angry New York Doctor Turns South-of-the-Border Smuggler to Treat Patients in Danger of AIDS

Pg. 139

Gérard Rubaud Puts Extraordinary Meals in Ordinary Plastic to Produce Instant Haute Cuisine

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Clarence Busch, the Drunk Driver Who Inspired a Movement, Faces Prison After Another Accident

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Red Wine, Hemingway and Me

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After Eight Hours of Arduous Labor, Rescue Ace Frederic Pierre Plucks a Miracle from the Quake Ruins

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Also In This Issue

Publisher's Letter

Pg. 4

Mailbag

Pg. 6

Take One

Pg. 39

Lookout

Pg. 82

Chatter

Pg. 160

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