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Dec 04, 1989 Vol. 32 No. 23

Getting Back to His Future

December 04, 1989

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Getting Back to His Future

Hard at Work on the Final Episode of the Time-Travel Trilogy, Michael J. Fox Walks the Line Between Career and Family

Pg. 142

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Table of Contents

Articles

In This Issue

Pg. 4

A New Day in Berlin

The Wall Is Down, but It Leaves Old Wounds and Bitter Memories of a State That Ruled by Bloody Repression

Pg. 70

A Loving Father Eases the Recovery of Julio Berumen, the Quake's Littlest Survivor

Pg. 74

Violence Darkens the Bright Opening of Eddie Murphy's Plush, Flush Harlem Nights

Pg. 76

Financier Charles Keating Is the $2 Billion Man of the Savings and Loan Crisis

Pg. 78

After a Feminist Journey Heidi Would Envy, Christine Lahti Soars as a Working Mom

Pg. 85

Wins, Not Race, Are the Issue for New Raiders Coach Art Shell

Pg. 95

Frieda Hughes Escapes the Shadow of Mom Sylvia Plath

Pg. 99

The Ziolkowskis Are Honoring Chief Crazy Horse, by Blasting Out a Mountain of a Sculpture

Pg. 105

With Her Greatest Works on Display, Helen Frankenthaler Paints a Quirky Portrait of the Artist

Pg. 117

Burned by the Market Crash, Jerry Sterner Finds Another Way to Make a Wall Street Hit

Pg. 123

Married...with Children's Christina Applegate Is No Sexpot, Except, Um, for That Poster

Pg. 129

Nancy Cruzan's Parents Want to Let Her Die—and Are Taking the Case to the Supreme Court

Pg. 135

Well, Button My Lips If Dalton Stevens Hasn't Gone and Stuck 'em on Every Ol' Thing

Pg. 141

The Gorillas in the Mist Have a New Champion: Diane Doran

Pg. 151

Edwin Torres

New York's Blunt, Tough-Guy Judge Puts Crooks in the Slammer—and into the Pages of His Novels

Pg. 155

Laura Meyers Creates Software That Talks Friendly to Help Disabled Kids Find Their Voices

Pg. 165

Telly Savalas Surrenders to the TV Cop He Can't Escape—Kojak

Pg. 169

Actor's Son Cheyney Ryan Brings Migrant Workers a Theater That Could Save Their Lives

Pg. 175

Trapper Todd Hardwick Tackles the Ultimate Varmint, a Monster Python Who Won't Leave Home

Pg. 179

Stop the Presses! Stunning Exposé Reveals a Talent for Delivering Pop-Candy Hits

Pg. 185

Pavel Palazhchenko: Gorbachev Wouldn't Leave Home Without Him

Pg. 187

A Real Scream, Linnea Quigley Gets Sliced, Diced and Chomped on as the New Cult Queen of the B's

Pg. 191

Soap Star Clayton Prince Moonlights on Manhattan's Mean Streets as a Guardian Angel

Pg. 195

Connoisseur Orville Elton Is Definitely Small-Minded: He Has Amassed 40,000 Tiny Treasures

Pg. 201

Abandon Ship! A Galleon Runs Aground in a Highway Wreck

Pg. 205

The Boss Announces a Layoff on E Street, but Is It a Halt or a Hiatus?

Pg. 206

Also In This Issue

Publisher's Letter

Pg. 3

Mailbag

Pg. 8

Take One

Pg. 69

Chatter

Pg. 208

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