TITLE: TIME magazine
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ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 28, 1980; Vol. 115, No. 4
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: SQUEEZING the SOVIETS. U. S. Anger. U. N. Condemnation. Olympic Threat. Cover: Illustration by Doug Johnson.

FEATURED ARTICLES:
COVER: Soviet moves in Afghanistan draw anger in the U.N. and force new priorities in U.S. policy. The nation and Congress are in a get-tough mood: more defense, aid to Pakistan and, perhaps, an Olympic boycott. See NATION.

WORLD: Moscow's puppet government in Af-, ghanistan bids for legitimacy. io. Pakistan's Zia holds out for more than "peanuts." No. Threats of a U.S. boycott heat up the hostage crisis in Iran. No. Nkomo gets a hero's welcome.

GOLD'S PSYCHOLOGY: The rush to precious metals becomes a global stampede as political tensions increase, speculators go for broke and ordinary people by the thousands catch goldbug fever. See ECONOMY & BUSINESS.

EDUCATION: A school aboard a schooner gives students sea legs and college credits. Do, Clark Kerr retires from the Carnegie Council.

RELIGION: Seven bishops from the troubled and balky Dutch Catholic Church are summoned to Rome to face the Pope.

ECONOMY & BUSINESS: A scrappy Japanese carmaker decides to build in the U.S. Atlantic Richfield bets a bundle on a solar maverick.

SPORT: A thousand journalists meet 3,000 stuffed chicken thighs at Super Bowl XIV. Confessions of a football "assassin.".

MEDICINE: The sad ballad of Elvis Presley. Po- Trouble for women smokers. Monitoring drug use at the Winter Olympics.

LIVING: On John Hancock's birthday, penmakers press a point about the problem of poor handwriting. The "Bo" look catches on.

TELEVISION: Charles Darwin, King Edward VIII and a liberated woman factory worker are the subjects of a trio of new dramas.

LAW: William O. Douglas, passionate civil libertarian who served longer than any other Supreme Court Justice, dies at 81.

PRESS: Three days after Iran expels its U.S. journalists, the Soviet-installed government in Afghanistan follows Tehran's example.

ESSAY: As the decade begins, the U.S. faces yet another shortage: our vocabulary is shrinking, and many new words just won't do.

FULL TIME LISTINGS: NATION:
Squeezing the Soviets (COVER STORIES).
Who Needs Their Vodka?.
Good Old Days.
Olympics: To Go or Not to Go.
"Wrongheaded and Unjustified".
In Moscow: Defiant Defense.
"Who Lost Afghanistan?".
Portrait of a Man Grown Larger (The Presidency/Hugh Sidey).
In the Dock.
Toward Reform of the Reforms.
The Tide in Ted's Life.
Abortion Ruling.
Reaching Out.
For the Birds (Americana).
Pot's Big Payoff (Americana).
Marathon Man (Americana).
Passing the Buck? (Americana).
Dial-An-Atheist (Americana).
ESSAY: '80s-Babble: Untidy Treasure (Time Essay).

WORLD:
Props for Moscow's Puppet (AFGHANISTAN).
"Our Weapon Is Our Faith".
An Army That Needs Some Help (PAKISTAN).
Political Games and a Presidency (IRAN).
Tito's Health: A New Worry (YUGOSLAVIA).
Triumphant Return of an Exile (ZIMBABWE RHODESIA).

SCIENCE: Genetic Coup.
HEALTH & MEDICINE: Junkie King (Medicine). Smoke Signs (Medicine). Drug Patrol (Medicine).
SOCIETY: Hanging "10" (Living). Nowadays, Writing Is off the Wall (Living).
PRESS: That's No Way to Say Goodbye.
RELIGION: Washing Dirty Linen in Rome.
SPORT: The Selling of the Super Bowl. The Assassin.
EDUCATION: Going to School at Sea. Clark Kerr's Valedictory.
LAW: The Evergreen Liberal.

BUSINESS:
Stampede for Precious Metal (Economy & Business).
A Made-in-America Japanese Car (Economy & Business).
Arco's Big Bet (Economy & Business).
The Workers Know Best (Economy & Business).
Bearing Alms (Economy & Business).
Use for Gunk (Economy & Business).

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT:
The Gardens of the Princes (Art).
Affairs of Hearts and Minds (Television).
Toward a Surreal Destiny (Books).
Laid-Back Camaraderie (Books).
Editors'Choice (Books).
Best Sellers (Books).
Sunny Kooks (Theater).

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