TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: September 21, 1992, Volume CXX, No. 12
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Mom, I want a divorce. Cover: Photo by MYKO.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
A VOICE OF HIS OWN: Gregory K., 12, has spent only seven months of the last eight years with his natural mother--but she's decided she wants him back. Gregory prefers his current foster parents, who hope to adopt him. Now he's the first kid in America to hire his own attorney and sue his mother for "divorce." Traditionally, kids have been viewed as their parents' property. But as families fracture and youngsters become pawns in custody battles--or victims of abuse and neglect--lawyers like Hillary Clinton have led the fight to affirm in court that children have constitutional rights of their own. Lifestyle: Page 84.

WHAT'S A PRESIDENT TO DO? At a time when America is down in the dumps about the economy, George Bush outlined an "agenda for renewal" that offered a coherent explanation of where he stands vis-a-vis Bill Clinton on the leading issue of the day. Will it impress the voters? A NEWSWEEK Poll shows deep dissatisfaction with Bush's leadership on economic issues and indicates that most Americans believe they are worse off than they were four years ago. But is there anything a president can do to fix the mess? National Affairs: Page 38.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
National Affairs.
Down to business.
What's a president to do?.
America, stop your sobbing.
Job training: everyone's magic bullet.
Clinton: soul on ice.
Stumbling blocks on the draft.
Truman and the man in the mirror.
Hurricane Iniki: destruction in paradise.
International.
Somalia: the road to hell.
Slaughter in South Africa.
A dangerous game in the gulf.
A Kurdish country: how long can it last?.
The legacy of the last czar.
The Kurds: where the cold war grinds on.
Society.
Television: What's new, copycat?.
Media: Coming out of the humidor.
Justice: Color-coded congressmen.
Medicine: Bad news for the Geritol set.
Technology: A confederacy of glitches.
Science: Dioxin--can a little be too much?.
Mind: Horror story or big hoax?.
The Arts.
Movies: Woody: the movie.
The rites of kids young and old.
Books: Poet of the barrio.
Music: A new country star is born.
Lifestyle.
Family: Irreconcilable differences (the cover.
From chattel to full citizens.
Hillary Clinton's not-so-hidden agendas.
Departments.
Periscope.
My Turn.
Letters.
Perspectives.
Newsmakers.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
George F. Will.


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