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Nov 03, 1986 Vol. 26 No. 18

The New Queen of the Screen

November 03, 1986

Cover Story

The New Queen of the Screen

Linked to Film's Femme Fatale Past, Kathleen Turner Shapes Up as the Hottest Hollywood Property in Years

Pg. 102

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Table of Contents

Articles

Rock's Beethoven

Clapton, Richards and Lennon Star at a 60th Birthday Party for Chuck Berry, the Man Who Started It All

Pg. 34

For His Inconsolable Widow, Jacqueline, Life Without the Master Proved Unbearable

Pg. 38

On Trial in New York, Mafia Chieftain Carmine Persico Takes the Law into His Own Hands

Pg. 42

Killing Them Softly or However He Must, Eric Dickerson Runs Through, Past and Over NFL Foes

Pg. 49

After Singing Her Own Blues, Lonette Mckee Finds a Perch as Off Broadway's Billie Holiday

Pg. 53

Loose Lips, Bad Notes and An Angry Wife Pose the Question, Who Can Keep a Lid on Princess Pushy?

Pg. 58

Californian Dean Lund and His Look-Alike Pooch Strike It Rich in a New York Fido Face-Off

Pg. 61

Carol White of Georgia Tech Is College Football's Joe Materno or She-Bear Bryant

Pg. 63

Johnny Cash Changes His Tune—Form a Boy Named Sue to a Saint Named Paul

Pg. 67

First Novelist Cathie Pelletier Makes Moosemeat of Mainers—and Her Neighbors Yelp

Pg. 77

Dr. Robert Giller Shows Patients How to Clean Up Their Health Act

Pg. 85

Sick of Weaving Plots for the TV Webs, Chris O'Connell Finds Success on a Loom with a View

Pg. 89

A Life of Lies, a Dance with Death—a Recovering Addict Talks About the Cost of Crack

Pg. 93

A Chicago Entrepreneur Markets Chips Off the Old Block as Gourmet Cubes Signal a New Ice Age

Pg. 101

Troubled but Steadfast, Sally Hasenfus Flies to Nicaragua, Hoping to Win Freedom for Her Captured Husband

Pg. 111

Barbara Mikulski and Linda Chavez Stage a Gloves-Off Battle in a Women-Only U.S. Senate Race

Pg. 115

Joan Rivers Phoned for a Juicer—and HE-E-E-Re's Stanley!

Pg. 121

Small Town, Big Trouble: Is It Too Late for Early, Iowa?

A Rural Community's Struggle with Hard Times in the Heartland Illustrates a Bleak Truth: as Goes the Farmer, So Goes the Farmtown

Pg. 124

Delta Burke Hits on a Winning Pattern in TV's Designing Women

Pg. 135

Whose Baby Is That? Such Questions Grow in This Era of High-Tech Births, Warns Dr. Edward Wallach

Pg. 139

Hey, Hey, It's the New Monkees, Four Young Men Who Long to Be the Prime Primates of Prime Time

Pg. 146

Also In This Issue

Mailbag

Pg. 6

Take One

Pg. 33

Chatter

Pg. 148

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