TITLE: TIME magazine
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ISSUE DATE: MARCH 23, 1981; Vol. 117, No. 12
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: The Curve of Violent Crime. Inset: Soviet Muscle in Asia. Cover: Illustration by Marshall Arisman.

COVER: Violent crime --ever more brutal, senseless and perva-sive--is becoming a national curse. Yet the criminal justice System does not work, guns proliferate and fear is changing the way people live. See NATION.

NATION: The President makes his final budget plans public, and the public makes some disapproving noises. Reagan invades Canada, finds some --but not all--of the natives friendly. A treaty in limbo. Unleashing the CIA.

THE SOVIETS IN ASIA: A relentless Soviet military buildup along the Pacific rim threatens to shift the regions balance of power and provokes both alarm and cooperative resolve among the U.S. and its friends and allies.

WORLD: New strike strains Poland's labor truce. Europe's mood of antimilitarism. A skyjack challenge to Pakistan's President.

CINEMA: A remake of The Postman Always Rings Twice throbs with Jessica Lange's daring performance as the doomed Cora.

SEXES: Thailand's Mr. Contraception makes family planning fun --and effective--with programs like "cops and rubbers." ECONOMY & BUSINESS: The Reagan Administration searches for a workable policy on trade. Money market funds are under attack.

MEDICINE: New grounds for suspecting coffee as a cause of cancer. A study says doctors sometimes do patients lots of harm.

ART: In New York City. a show of Leonardo's astonishing drawings. After 45 pictorial years, the Bettmann Archive is sold.

LIVING: "Shy Di's" daring debut as Queen-to-be makes Britons gasp. The fiendish Rubik's Cube causes mass cubism.

EDUCATION: Reagan plans to cut way back on the openhanded, open-ended student-loan system--and educators begin to cry foul.

PRESS: Carol Burnett brings her $10 million suit against the National Enquirer to court. A flap over Cron-kite's Pan Am tie.

MUSIC: Speculum Musicae is a group of virtuosos who give new composers that rare treat, a fine performance of their work.

SCIENCE: Why did Moses take the desert route to Israel? Archaeological finds in Gaza suggest it was to avoid an Egyptian stronghold.


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