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Oct 28, 1985 Vol. 23 No. 18

The Best & Worst Dressed People in the World

October 28, 1985

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The Best & Worst Dressed People in the World

From the British Royals to the Always Eccentric Madonna, These Were the Head-Turning Fashion Statements of the Year

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Table of Contents

Articles

A School's Rx for Sex

A Controversial Clinic at Dusable High Divides Chicago on Birth Control in the Schools

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John Anderson Is Dev-Oat-Ed to Keeping His Gal on the Farm

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Former Presidential Bodyguard Dennis McCarthy Tells of Life Under Stress in the Line of Fire

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At His Final Exit, Orson Welles Leaves a Legend and a Debate as Large as the Man Himself

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Neil Diamond's Brother, Harvey, Has Produced the Ultimate in Languorous Luxury: The Bathwomb

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A Soviet Doctor and a Boston Cardiologist Celebrate Their Group's Nobel Peace Prize

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Now There's a New Murdoch in the World of Publishing—Rupert's Novelist Wife, Anna

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Endometriosis Is a Common Cause of Infertility in Women, but Often It Is Misdiagnosed, An Expert Warns

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Going from White House to Jail, William Smith Devises a New Chef D'oeuvre—Making Cooks of Crooks

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Jane Russell

A Pouting Venus Risen from Howard Hughes' Haystack, She Could Never Be More Than the Sum of Her Cleavage

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Milton Levine Is Anty-Establishment: He's Been King of the Hill Since Inventing the Ant Farm 30 Years Ago

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At 43, Stan Smagala Sacks His Insurance Career to Tackle An Old Love: College Football

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A Shaggy Dog Story Ends as a Questionably Lucky Canine Is Sent Packing by the White House

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Bobbie Ann Mason's In Country Evokes the Soul of Kentucky and the Sadness of Vietnam

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By Deliberately Seeking Obscurity Indian Actor Roshan Seth Ensures His Magnetism Onstage

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Tom Moody's Electronic Cuffs Keep Tabs on Lawbreakers Doing Time in Their Own Homes

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A Case of Murder

Leon Klinghoffer Was the Sole Victim of the Achille Lauro Seajack, Yet His Death and His Widow's Heartbreak Moved a Nation to Fury

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Also In This Issue

Mailbag

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Take One

Pg. 37

Chatter

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