TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: DECEMBER 22, 1986; Volume CVIII, No. 25
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: The Enduring Power of STAR TREK. Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock. Cover: Photo by Bruce Birmelin-Paramount.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE 'HEROES' TAKE THE FIFTH: Ronald Reagan hoped his aides would "tell the full story," and they said they wanted to. But they pleaded the Fifth Amendment instead, and the spreading Iran scandal promised to spin out for months to come. Reagan was trying to rescue his presidency-and pressure was rising from his advisers to fire chief of staff Donald Regan. National Affairs: Page 18.

VULCAN POWER: What began 20 years ago as a network-scorned television show has moved from cult to Enterprising industry. The latest chapter in the saga, "Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home," is a hit movie, and a new TV series may soon be beaming into your living room. The Arts: Page 66. [A long and interesting article on the whole STAR TREK phenomenon, with lots of photos!]

MINI-COUTURE: Gone are pastel pinafores and Mary Janes; children's clothes are growing up. Now kids are running around in little versions of adult fashions, and it's costing Mom and Dad big bucks. Lifestyle: Page 58.

STOP PRESS: Citing the prospect of a "coordinated, revolutionary onslaught," the government of South Africa last week announced the harshest restrictions yet on political action and the news media's reporting of it. International: Page 30.

SUING YOUR STOCKBROKER: Stockbrokers are getting more than buy orders from their customers these days. In some cases, they're getting court orders. Evidence of fraud and misrepresentation by brokers is mounting and consumer complaints are on the rise. Meanwhile, aggrieved investors are fighting back. They're calling for reforms in arbitration and demanding their day in court. Business: Page 42.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Taking the Fifth.
Buchanan rallies the right.
The heat on Casey.
An Anglophilic sultan.
Friendly-and secret-skies.
The canonization of Ollie.
Pessimism along the border.
Minnesota's "grass tax".

INTERNATIONAL:
South Africa: new restrictions.
Can anyone win the gulf war?.
Iran: dodging the draft.
Honduras: contras go home.
France: Chirac's costly lesson.
Terrorizing a jury.
Death of a Soviet dissident.
Israel: riots on the West Bank.

BUSINESS:
Beware of your broker.
Wall Street's paper tiger.
Pleading the case for Japan.
Leary: high on high tech.
Roping the rich with gala gifts.
Money's cheesecake.
Jane Bryant Quinn.

SOCIETY:
Religion: "Mainline" to sideline.
Science: The earth's core.
Medicine: New help for the.
heart: back muscle.
Cancer: backlash against a "breakthrough".

LIFESTYLE:
Fashion: Kids go chic.
Health: Dangers in your drink.
Rheumatic fever returns.
Family: A film unfit for kids?.
Sports: Learning the hard way.

THE ARTS:
Entertainment: Star Trek's nine lives (the cover).
Battling a 20-year time warp.
Music: Face-lift for an old beauty.
Movies: "The Golden Child".
"Crimes of the Heart".

DEPARTMENTS:
Periscope.
My Turn.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
George F. Will.

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