TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: July 6 1998, Volume CXXXII. No. 1
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: Katie Couric's Story. COVER: Photograph by George Lange, makeup by Berta Carnal for fed Root, hair by Cohi for John Barrett Salon, styling by James Massen burg for Exposure New York.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
THE COVER: Katie Couric is gifted at getting other people to open up. Now she's the one speaking out - on 'Today,' her new $7 million contract and how she's coping with her husband's tragic death from cancer. Page 52.

BUSINESS: What AT&T's merger with cable company TCI means for customers -and investors. Page 44.

SPECIAL REPORT: Clinton and Jiang debate openly on human rights in China, but to what end? Page 26.

SPECIAL REPORT.
China: Skirmish in Beijing by Steven Strasser.
Clinton's Mission by Wang Dan.
China's Leaders Aren't Butchers by jonathan Alter.
Hong Kong Airport's Field of Dreams.
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Scandals: A Lewinsky Friend's Story by Michael Isikoff and Evan Thomas.
Supreme Court: Whacking Employers on Harassment.
Military: Another Chapter on Admiral Boorda.
Wildfires: 'Dry, Dry, Dry.
The West: Rescue on Mount McKinley.
BUSINESS.
Deals: Strange Telecom Bedfellows by Allan Sloan.
Net: The Race for High-Speed Access.
Software: Big Win for Microsoft.
LIFESTYLE.
The Cover: The Katie Factor by Rick Mann and Yahlin Chang.
Jay 'Was Everything I Look For.
My Yesterdays on 'Today' by Barbara Walters.
SOCIETY.
Medicine: Is AIDS Forever?.
Science: Antarctica's Bacteria.
Baseball: Homer-Happy Season.
THE ARTS.
Movies: 'Armageddon's' Demolition Man by David Ansen and Cone Brown.
Music: Lucinda Williams's Blues.
Books: Figuring Out the Führer.
A Novel and Its 'Ya-Ya' Clubs.
FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY.
Web: Making the Surf Safe for Kids.
Shopping: Online Yellow Pages.
DEPARTMENTS.
Periscope.
Perspectives.
Cyberscope.
Newsmakers.
Millennium.
The Last Word' by.
Letters.
George F. Will.
My Turn.


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