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Nov 17, 1986 Vol. 26 No. 20

A Part of the American Story

November 17, 1986

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A Part of the American Story

Julie and David Eisenhower Produce a Pair of Books on Their Famous Forebears—and Enjoy a Quiet Life in Suburbia

Pg. 112

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Table of Contents

Articles

Bulimia: a Woman's Terror

Denise De Garmo Turns Her Sick Obsession with Diet into a Harrowing TV Movie

Pg. 36

For An Auto-Motivated Duo in Illinois, a Hands-on Ordeal Enters Its Fifth Month

Pg. 42

Suing by Day, Singing by Night, Wayne Newton Is the Vegas Star of Stage and Witness Stand

Pg. 44

To Pump Up Tom Selleck's Ratings, Angela Lansbury Goes Hawaiian in a Classy Magnum-Murder Matchup

Pg. 51

A Man of Mystery Sells a Chilling Story and Then Vanishes

Pg. 61

This Ravenous Elephant Seal Eats So Much That It's Enough to Give His Kipper a Haddock

Pg. 66

The World Accordion to Bruce Hornsby, Who Likes His Hit the Way It Is

Pg. 68

L.A. Lawyers Michael Tucker and Jill Eikenberry Have Their Own Partnership in Real Life

Pg. 73

The Plight of the Thunderous Snorer May Be More Serious Than It Sounds, Says Dr. Dale Rice

Pg. 81

Sit-Down Comic Gene Mitchener Takes a Stand: the Handicapped Have a Sense of Humor Too

Pg. 85

Shattering a Few Film Taboos with Tai-Pan, Chinese Actress Chen Chong Is Making the Home Folks Red Faced

Pg. 93

Hollywood's Westmore Clan Makes Up (Literally) the Town's Greatest Greasepaint Dynasty

Pg. 97

Designer Rifat Ozbek, London's Young Turk, Dazzles the Rag Trade with a Theme for All Seasons

Pg. 105

Anything Is Fare Game as Bus Owners Seek to Take Scotsmen for a Ride

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Never Going for Baroque, the Kronos Quartet Hooks a Hip New Crowd on Modern Strings

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Cocaine Nation One Day's Toll

A Look into the Lives of Americans Who Crave, Conquer, Deal and Die from Coke and Crack in 24 Hours, Starting at Dawn on Friday, October 17

Pg. 128

Singer Mary Wilson Pens Memoirs That Diana Ross Might Rather Forget

Pg. 147

In Moscow, Donna Hartman—the U.S. Ambassador's Wife—Proves a Good and Faithful Servant

Pg. 153

Calling All Fans of Piano, Acting & Dance: Here's Your Guiding Light

Pg. 157

Rock's Bill Graham Mobilizes Musical Troops to Crack Down on Crack

Pg. 159

Also In This Issue

Mailbag

Pg. 4

Take One

Pg. 35

Chatter

Pg. 160

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