TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: March 1, 1993, Volume CXXI, No. 9
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: TAX and SPEND. Cover: Photo of Clinton by Ira Wyman for NEWSWEEK.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
THE CLINTON REVOLUTION: Bill Clinton went public last week with a bold budget plan that took Democrats back to their activist roots. He proposed $168 billion in net new spending on everything from roads to immunizations. He also attacked the deficit, proposing to save $278 billion by cutting back on defense and civilian programs. But there was a price: $305 billion in new tax revenues, including an energy tax that would affect most families. In fact, NEWSWEEK'S Jane Bryant Quinn says there are few ways the affluent can avoid paying their fair share. But critics, like Robert J. Samuelson, say that Clinton's plan to jump-start the economy is misguided. National Affairs: Page 24.

SELLING OFF THE SOVIET ARMY: What was once the world's second mightiest military machine is now in disarray. Large chunks of the former Soviet Army have slipped out of Russia's control, and many weapons are illegally for sale on the black market. A firsthand report on the trade in Soviet guns. International: Page 50.

HOLLYWOOD'S ROTTEN YEAR: Facing a dearth of quality homegrown products, Oscar went shopping elsewhere. Of the five films nominated for best picture last week, only one was studio-generated. What's gone wrong with the most powerful movie industry in the world? Answer No. 1: outrageously high costs. The Arts: Page 78.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
Newsweek.
National Affairs.
Tax, spend, cut: the Clinton revolution (the cover.
Happy campers at the White House.
The next bite: paying for health care.
It's Elvis I, by Joe Klein.
Rhetoric over reality, by Robert J. Samuelson.
How Clinton proposes to do it.
Sparing those sacred cows.
How Clintonomics affects you, by Jane Bryant Quinn.
Who gets whacked, nicked, spared, helped.
Good or bad: the debate over the '80s.
International.
Selling off the Soviet Army.
Christopher: the right agent for a Mideast deal?.
Iran: the mullahs versus modernization.
Why China freed Wang.
What kind of child would kill a child?.
Labor has Clinton Envy.
Business.
Boards of directors feel the heat.
Coke, Hollywood style.
Society.
Education: Psst, Kid, wanna buy a used math book?.
Sports: John Lucas takes it one game at a time.
The coach fouls out.
Science: New cracks in the glass house.
Religion: Onward muscular Christians.
Lifestyle.
Family: The art of flying solo.
Dining alone and liking it.
The empty jogging suit.
Television: Can the global village survive 500 channels?.
The Arts.
Movies: Hollywood kicks itself.
Revenge of a supernerd.
Books: Through a glass, very darkly.
Departments.
Periscope.
My Turn.
Letters.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Transition.
Meg Greenfield.


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