July 12, 1999

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Death Rides the Rails

In Mexico, Rafael Resendez Ramirez Appears to Be a Family Man; in the U.S. He's Public Enemy No. 1

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The Way We Were

A Look Back at the Year People Began

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Double Jeopardy

Simultaneously Stricken, Deborah and Edlyn Cook Wage a Mother-and-Daughter War Against Cancer

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Troubled Sleep

Scott Falater Said He Was Sleepwalking When He Brutally Stabbed His Wife 44 Times—but a Jury Didn't Buy It

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Italian Stallion

A Determined Visionary and a Sculptor Give Life to Leonardo Da Vinci's Dream Denied: the World's Largest Bronze Equine

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Serving Time

Joseph Hazelwood, Captain of the Ill-Fated Exxon Valdez, Returns After a Decade to Alaska—for Soup Kitchen Duty

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Now Hear This!

Deaf Since Childhood, a Tv Actress Celebrates the Gift of Hearing

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Enough Already

College President Leon Botstein Has a Radical Idea About High School: Get Rid of It

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Putt Daddy

Phil Mickelson Lost the U.s. Open but Won An Even Better Title—father

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Sea of Love

On An Evening Cruise, Newly Divorced Mogul Rupert Murdoch Weds

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Spell Binder

British Author J.k. Rowling Spins An Enchanting Tale of a Young Wizard Who Goes from Hags to Witches

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Rare Bird

Fifty Years After His Death, Robert Ripley's Strange and Wonderful Legacy Lives On—believe It or Not!

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Faith Accompli

Country Crossover Star Faith Hill Thrives on Motherhood and a Happy Marriage to Tim Mcgraw

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Tick Tock

Identical Twins Robert and Richard Tenniswood Shared Many Things: Clothes, Pals, Jobs—and Now Coronaries

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Sultan of Snag

With 1,392 Horsehides in His Record Book, Zack Hample Leads a League of His Own

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James at 38

Former Teen Star Lance Kerwin Finds God in a Forsaken Place

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Guard Duty

Precilla Wilkewitz, the First Woman to Run a Statewide Vfw Unit, Defends Her Veterans' Interests Like a Hawk

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Fresh Start

Nikita Khrushchev's Son Pledges Allegiance to a New Flag: America's

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Joke and Dagger

Mike Myers Leaves the Schwinging to His Alter Egomaniac, Austin Powers

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True Grit

Ernest Hemingway Wrote Some of the Century's Greatest Books, and He Ran as Hard in Real Life as in His Fiction

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Swing Man

The Dance Style That Went Around Comes Around Again for Frankie Manning

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Death Rides the Rails

In Mexico, Rafael Resendez Ramirez Appears to Be a Family Man; in the U.S. He's Public Enemy No. 1

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