TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
[Vintage News-week magazine, with all the news, features, photographs and vintage ADS! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: October 30, 2000, Vol CXXXVI, No. 18
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: New York, New York! COVER: Photographs byE. J. Camp--Corbis Outline. Digital composition by NEWSWEEK.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
ON THE COVER: We know, we know--the rest of America wishes the World Series were unfolding in the heartland. Yet New York has broken out in tall colors (navy and white for the Yankees, blue and orange for the Mets), and there's something special about Gotham's baseball wars. Ofcourse, George F. Will disagrees. Play ball! DOWN TO THE WIRE: With Bush inching ahead, should Gore at last turn to Clinton for help turning out the Democratic base? The bottom line on Campaign 2000's endgame. A QUESTION OF SAFETY: The new battleground in car design is safety, and engineers are hard at work designing 'smart' seat belts and deploying new technology, from sensors to radar, lasers and even satellites, to keep drivers alive.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Campaign 2000: Time to Pray by Howard Fineman.
Bush's Drug-Lobbyist Pal.
The 'Saturday Night Live' Factor.
Gore, the Revenge of the Liberals by David Brooks.
Between the Lines': TheNon-Clintonvs. the.
Non-Reagan byjonathanAlter.
Missouri: Grieving for a Governor.
Nebraska: A Legendary Coach Runs for Congress 'Judgment Calls': Bush, Gore and Herbert Hoover.
byRobertJ. Samuelson.
Welfare: A Milwaukee 'Boot Camp' by Jbhn McCormick.
INTERNATIONAL.
Mideast: A Fragile Truce in Shreds.
fry Michael Hirsh andDanielKlaidman.
Trail of Terror: Pointing a Finger at bin Laden.
Yugoslavia: Marko Milosevic's Shady Empire Crumbles.
Stock Market: Too Swinging for Sanity? byAllan Sloan.
BUSINESS.
Autos: High-Tech Safety by Keith Naughton.
Medicine: A Drug Ingredient Is Declared a Risk.
SOCIETY.
The Cover: Play Ball! by Kenneth Auchincloss.
Ninety Years of Subway Series--A History.
I'm a Cubs Fan Myself by Sara Paretsky.
Education: Midlife Crisis for Women's Studies.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY.
PlayStation 2: Sony's Brand New Box byN'Gai Cruel.
Random Access': Mr. PricelineThinks PositivehyStevenLesy.
Environment: Are the Coral Reefs Past Saving?.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT.
Books: Philip Pullman's Fantasies for All Ages.
Movies: High-Minded Hokum in 'Pay It Forward.
Hip-Hop: The Weird and Wonderful OutKast.
TV: Second Bananas Make It to the Top.
FOCUS ON TRAVEL.
Online: Campus Tours on the Web.


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