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Nov 20, 1989 Vol. 32 No. 21

Flowers Abroad, Flak at Home

November 20, 1989

Cover Story

Flowers Abroad, Flak at Home

Sure, She's Fun. Sure, She's Fresh. And in Texas, Fergie Was Downright Friendly. But Is That Any Way for Royalty to Act?

Pg. 118

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Table of Contents

Articles

In This Issue

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A Town Prays for a Missing Son

Shaken but United, the People of St. Joseph, Minn., Rally Around the Family of a Kidnapped Boy

Pg. 62

The Belles Blossom at the Premiere of Steel Magnolias

Pg. 66

Friends—and Her Doctor—say AIDS, Not Cancer, Killed Gunsmoke's Amanda Blake

Pg. 68

Attention, Walter Mitty! Here's a Sky-High Dogfight for Any Would-Be Air Ace

Pg. 70

Threepenny Opera, Critics Claim, Ain't Got a Thing If It's Still Got That Sting

Pg. 77

Maya Lin Lets Healing Waters Flow Over Her Civil Rights Memorial

Pg. 78

After Riding a Lifetime of Ups and Downs, Kay Lenz Hits Her Stride with a Role in Midnight Caller

Pg. 83

Despite 35 Years in the Big House, Real-Life Drugstore Cowboy James Fogle Steals the Big Screen

Pg. 87

Back from the Brink of Death, Former Clash Rocker Mick Jones Is Reborn as the Man from B.a.d.

Pg. 99

After a Heart Transplant, a 9-Year-Old Learns the Joy of Being a Normal Kid Again

Pg. 103

From Prison, Antiabortion Leader Randall Terry Says That God, Not the Law, Is His Judge

Pg. 109

Joey Dee, Past Master of Twist, Plans a Refuge for Those Caught Between Rock and a Hard Place

Pg. 131

Lunch Is Being Served at the World's Smallest Restaurant; Reservations Available in 1990

Pg. 149

For Purity and Pyrotechnics, Pianist Vladimir Horowitz Stood Alone for Seven Decades

Pg. 151

William Calley

Convicted of the My Lai Slaughter of Innocents, He Lives a Middle-Class Life, Far from Vietnam

Pg. 152

Ex-Football Coach Art Williams Runs a Winning Insurance Firm, but Some People Are Crying Foul

Pg. 161

Comic Tamayo Otsuki Is One Japanese Import Who Comes from the Far-Out East

Pg. 168

Outlasting the F.B.I., a Determined Widow Restores Her Husband's Reputation as a Loyal Communist

Pg. 171

Do Your Earrings Hang Low, Do They Wobble to and Fro? At Big Name Shows, the Style's Jumbo

Pg. 175

Italian Artist Mario Merz Turns a Museum into a Dream

Pg. 176

Also In This Issue

Publisher's Letter

Pg. 6

Mailbag

Pg. 8

Take One

Pg. 61

Chatter

Pg. 178

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