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May 15, 1989 Vol. 31 No. 19

Going Out on Top

May 15, 1989

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Going Out on Top

After Seven Hugely Successful Seasons, Michael J. Fox and His TV Family on Family Ties Quit While Their Ratings Still Soar

Pg. 74

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Table of Contents

Articles

In This Issue

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When the Spirit Takes Wing

Born Without Arms or Legs, 10-Year-Old David Able Rolls Through Life with Humor and Courage, and Not a Moment to Spare for Self-Pity

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As Singers Sang to Help Their Own, the Sweet Tones and High Notes Were All for Ella

Pg. 56

Suing Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke Strikes with Magnum Force

Pg. 58

A Near-Fatal Motorcycle Crash Changes An Actor's Life, but Not His Refusal to Wear a Helmet

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Who Says First Impressions Are Lasting? When the U.s. Changed Presidents, Jim Morris Did Too

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Outraged by Uppity Texans, Louisiana Gears Up for a Great Crawfish Showdown

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Montanans Say Hot Hatter Sheila Kirkpatrick Makes the Best Brims Under the Big Sky

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L.a.'s Biking Celebs Bring a Roaring Trade to Ed and Vern's

Pg. 89

As Omaha's Tough-Talking Housing Boss, Robert Armstrong Helps Tenants Grab for Their Bootstraps

Pg. 93

Hard Bodies, Soft Fabrics: Laundry Guru Greg Trabert Says Yes, You Can Have It All

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Speaker Jim Wright's Old Pal George Mallick Is Rarin' for a Fight with Congress

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With Ron Forshee's Granny Fannies, Suburban Gardeners Can Exhibit Some Early Bloomers

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In the Heart of Texas, Jon Peters Is a Pitcher of Perfection

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To Get a Hold on a Pro Career, Wrestlers Pin Their Hopes on Larry Sharpe's Monster Factory

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Vocal Coach Elizabeth Sabine, the Heavy Metal Grandma, Teaches Speech and Screech

Pg. 137

When Elaine Duillo Paints It, a Romance Novel's Cover Is Worth a Thousand Steamy Words

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An Expert Warns of the Dangers of Driftnets, Lethal Curtains That Reap Fish—and Controversy—by the Ton

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San Francisco's Bellini Bar Encourages Its Baby Customers to Hit the Bottle, and Burp

Pg. 153

A New York Wine Merchant Turns a 1787 Chateau Margaux into the World's Most Expensive Puddle

Pg. 155

Dom's Son Peter Deluise Juggles a Job on 21 Jump Street and Life with a Wife 1,078 Miles Away

Pg. 159

Rocker Melissa Etheridge, Who Is Both Acoustic and Electrifying

Pg. 163

Three Hundred Pampered Felines Retire in Style to the Best Little Cat House in Connecticut

Pg. 165

Also In This Issue

Publisher's Letter

Pg. 1

Mailbag

Pg. 4

Take One

Pg. 49

Chatter

Pg. 168

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