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Nov 23, 1987 Vol. 28 No. 21

A Wedding Belle Gives Miami Spice

November 23, 1987

Cover Story

A Wedding Belle Gives Miami Spice

Don Johnson and Sheena Easton Announce Their TV Engagement and Hope for a Big Reception

Pg. 132

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Table of Contents

Articles

A Wicked Rage Claims a Child

The Death of Little Lisa Steinberg, Prisoner in a House of Horrors, Bruises a Hardened City's Heart and Conscience

Pg. 44

Eatery-Hungry Malibu Laps Up Ali Macgraw's New Entree

Pg. 50

Their Marital Woes on Hold, Charles and Di Wow Germany

Pg. 52

The Queen and Prince Philip Toast a 40-Year Windsor Knot

Pg. 54

Trying to Unload a 90-Foot-High Home Is One Very Tall Order

Pg. 57

That Championship Season Long Past, Author-Actor Jason Miller Tests the New Weather in Scranton

Pg. 58

Newsman Donald Woods Still Seeks Justice for Stephen Biko in the Film Cry Freedom

Pg. 64

Sarah Miles Stars in An Incredible Story of Scandal and Love—and No, It's Not Her New Film, Hope and Glory, It's Her Life

Pg. 73

Love, Literature and Solitude Link Mutually Admiring Authors Raymond Carver and Tess Gallagher

Pg. 81

South Africa's Jonathan Butler Finds a New Home in Pop Music

Pg. 97

Sam Lopata, the Clown Prince of Restaurant Designers, Lets Nothing Interfere with Atmosphere

Pg. 103

You Don't Have to Be Southern to Appreciate a Moon Pie's Gooey Sweetness—but It Helps

Pg. 111

No Longer the Biggest Lottery Winner Ever, a Chicagoan Reclaims a Different Prize: His Privacy

Pg. 117

When Jim Fitzgerald Was Killed, Racing Lost Its Grand Old Man, and Paul Newman Lost a Friend

Pg. 122

After the Ginsburg Debacle, a Chronicler of the Sixties Ponders the New Politics of Pot

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Around the World in 29 Months, Tania Aebi Blows into New York with a Record Guinness May Not Validate

Pg. 128

Poster Artist Robbie Conal Paints Satiric Dislikenesses of the Great, the Wrinkled and the Powerful

Pg. 138

The Improbable Mr. Duck Proves That It Takes One to Race One

Pg. 141

Designer Mary Ann Restivo Walks on Fashion's Mild Side, Which Suits Her Working Women Fans Just Fine

Pg. 149

For Staci Keanan of TV's My Two Dads, Hollywood Can Be a Two-Faced Town

Pg. 153

The Marine Corps Says Goodbye to Charles Russell, Its Last Active-Duty Ww Ii Combat Vet

Pg. 159

Bad Luck Has Michael Jackson's New Protégée, Singer Siedah Garrett, Looking Like a Shore Thing

Pg. 165

All the Words That Are Fit to Print—and Some That Aren't—Fill the Hefty New Random House Dictionary

Pg. 167

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Mailbag

Pg. 4

Take One

Pg. 43

Chatter

Pg. 170

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