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Jun 02, 1986 Vol. 25 No. 22

Summer Indulgences

June 02, 1986

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Summer Indulgences

There Is Sizzle on TV (Donna Mills), a Hot Line for Gossip and Rafts of Trivial Pursuits for the Days Ahead

Pg. 42

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Articles

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Alarmed by the Mammoth Federal Debt, J. Peter Grace Whips Up a Futuristic Television Ad About the Dangers of the Deficit—but the Networks Balk at Showing It

Pg. 48

Step by Step, a Routine Hike Up Mount Hood Turns into a Nightmare That Kills Nine

Pg. 50

Musical Cutup Rupert Holmes Made the Best Stab at the Tonys with the Mystery of Edwin Drood

Pg. 55

Wracked by Bitter Sibling Rivalry, the Proud, Patrician Binghams Lose the Legacy That Made Them Great

Used to Having Their Way, the Star-Crossed Binghams of Kentucky Couldn't Compromise Even to Save Their Media Empire. This Is the Fourth in a Series About Families Divided by Money and Power

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There Are 25,000 Art Works in the Naked—uh—second City During John Wilson's Fabulous Expo

Pg. 69

Let a Billion Wildflowers Bloom

Free at Last to Pursue a Passion—native Plants—a Former First Lady Speaks Up for Bluebonnets and Indian Blanket

Pg. 70

In the Fight Against Disease, Psychiatrist Steven Locke Advises Patients to Find the Healer Within

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Atlanta Deejay Ernesto Perez Raises Spirits of Cubans Awaiting Their Fate in Federal Prison

Pg. 85

Two Brooklyn Students Say the Trouble with Their High School Is Really Not the Kids but the Teachers

Pg. 93

Thousands of Bouncing, Bopping Aerobic Enthusiasts May Be Doing Themselves Grave Bodily Harm

Pg. 101

Stephen Jay Gould

Driven by a Hunger to Learn and to Write What He Knows, An Outspoken Scientist Fights Back from Life-Threatening Illness

Pg. 109

Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn Are Center Stage in the American Theater

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Gripped by Giveaway Mania, Baseball's Bosses Shower the Fans with Wacky, Tacky Freebies

Pg. 122

Blues Guitarist Ry Cooder Turns into a Rock 'n' Reel Star as a Hot Hollywood Composer

Pg. 127

Terry Sweeney Opens Some Eyes, and Maybe a Few Minds, as Saturday Night Live's First Lady

Pg. 135

Lookout: a Guide to the Up and Coming

Pg. 138

Buckshot, the Bartending Dog, Is the Toast of Columbus, Miss. and One Overachiever of a Retriever

Pg. 142

Also In This Issue

Mailbag

Pg. 4

Take One

Pg. 41

Chatter

Pg. 144

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