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May 05, 1986 Vol. 25 No. 18

Dolly Parton

May 05, 1986

Cover Story

Dolly Parton: Come on Down to Dollywood

Parton Turns 40 and Puts Her Tennessee Birthplace on the Map with a Folksy Version of Disneyland

Pg. 134

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Table of Contents

Articles

A Jackal at Bay

Libya's Mercurial Military Ruler Muammar Gaddafi, Punished for His State-Sponsored Terrorism, Remains a Dangerously Unpredictable Force

Pg. 42

After a Traumatic Homecoming Stalin's Daughter, Svetlana Alliluyeva, Flies Again from Mother Russia

Pg. 46

To Benefit Cancer Research, Passels of His Peers Laud Composer Quincy Jones

Pg. 48

Olympian Jeff Blatnick Didn't Let Cancer Turn His World Upside Down

Pg. 50

Two California Cronies Find a Place in the Sun with Derby Favorite Snow Chief

Pg. 59

April Wouldn't Be Nearly So Cruel, Says Lobbyist James Benfield, If Only We Had More Daylight Saving

Pg. 63

Oh, Brother! Here Comes Another Generation of Osmond Boys Making Beautiful Music Together

Pg. 70

50 Years After Its First Corny Plug, All Signs Remain Great at Wall Drug Store

Pg. 74

James Webb

With a Will Forged in Combat Since Childhood, a Macho Ex-Marine Is the Pentagon's Outspoken Maverick

Pg. 81

Face It: Wolfgang Krenz's Cockeyed Transformer Isn't Giving West Germany Much of a Charge

Pg. 109

Teen Alison Garner Secures a Niche for Her Grotesque at the National Cathedral

Pg. 111

An Fbi Shoot-Out in Miami Leaves Four Dead, Five Wounded and Some Lingering Mysteries

Pg. 112

Reporter Chris Dickey Returns from Nicaragua with a Vivid Tale of a Country in Turmoil

Pg. 120

Roll Over, Mozart, and Give Vienna the News: Falco's Rock Me Amadeus Is a Novel Hit

Pg. 123

Tv's Domestics Rave (and Rant) About the Job of Serving Stars

Pg. 127

When Both Parents Work, Children May Pay, Says Author Deborah Fallows

Pg. 145

Confidant of Moody Mares and Glum Geldings, Terry Niels Listens When Disturbed Horses Speak

Pg. 155

The Book-of-the-Month Club Turns the Page to Its 60th Birthday, and the Beaux and Belles of Letters Celebrate

Pg. 163

Lee Iacocca Forsakes Liberty as He Weds a Statuesque Ex-Stewardess, Peggy Johnson

Pg. 169

Also In This Issue

Mailbag

Pg. 4

Take One

Pg. 41

Lookout

Pg. 166

Chatter

Pg. 172

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