TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: MARCH 17, 1980; Vol. XCV, No. 11
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: DNA's New Miracles. How Science is retooling genes. Cover: Al Kahn Design, Ltd., photo by Niwa-Ogrudek, Ltd.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
FORD VS. REAGAN AGAIN? With the race for the Republican nomination far from settled, a sun-bronzed, daydreamy Gerald Ford edged closer to packing away his golf clubs, coming-out of his forced retirement and asking his party for another chance at the Presidency. NEWS-WEEK looks at why he might jump in against the odds--and how the other contenders stand now against front- runner Ronald Reagan.

THE MIRACLES OF SPLICED GENES: The technology of recombinant DNA is only about seven years old, but it has unleashed a biological revolution. By a process that seems disarmingly simple, scientists can isolate genes and replant them to create new forms of life. Soon, it may help scientists--like MIT's Alexander Rich (above)--create serums and vaccines to fight diseases ranging from cancer to the common cold--and solve some of the fundamental mysteries about how the human body works. The new technology is already spawn- ing an industry of vast potential.

CHANGING HABITS: The Trappists, one of the most ascetic orders of monks, are changing with the times. NEWSWEEK visits a monastery in Georgia where Trappists may talk, watch TV and develop their "God-given personalities.".

THE HOSTAGES: The 50 hostages in Teheran were tantalized by a new hope of freedom only to become prisoners of Iran's chaotic internal politics. NEWSWEEK'S Elaine Scio-lino was among the first American reporters readmitted to Iran to cover the story.

MUGABE'S VICTORY: He had been evil incarnate to Rhodesia's whites, but last week Robert Mugabe (right) became their Prime Minister. - In the flush of victory, he talked of racial harmony--and even of coexistence with a stunned South Africa.

INDEX of ARTICLES in this issue:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Iran: struggle over the hostages Carter's U.N. fiasco.
Can Teddy build on his first win? Ford vs. Reagan again?.
The Anderson phenomenon A seven-year kidnapping Espionage: KGB to FBI.
INTERNATIONAL:
Black power in Rhodesia.
Will South Africa learn?.
Robert Mugabe, P.M. Russia's Afghan spring offensive.
Poland: A U.N. staffer's spy trial.
Latin America: diplomats in danger.
SPORTS: Basketball: the magic of Bird and Johnson JUSTICE: The Kissinger transcripts SCIENCE:
The miracles of spliced genes (the cover).
How molecular biology is spawning an industry.
ART: A Sonia Delaunay retrospective.
BUSINESS: Inflation: fingers in the dike Companies vs. inflated costs Environmental mediators Can AEG Telefunken be saved? Corn Ed gets a new chief.
THEATER:
Brooklyn's repertory dream NEWS MEDIA .
The New York Times sells Us.
BOOKS:
A biography of W. Somerset Maugham by Ted Morgan .
"The Bleeding Heart," by Marilyn French.
Nancy Friday's "Men in Love".
PHOTOGRAPHY: Photos by Annie Hall MOVIES: John Huston's "Wise Blood" MEDICINE:
How safe is saccharin?.
Reye's syndrome: curbing a killer.
RELIGION : The Trappists speak up.
MUSIC : Samuel Ramey as Don Giovanni.

OTHER DEPARTMENTS Letters.
Update .
Periscope .
Newsmakers.
Transition .
THE COLUMNISTS:
My Turn: George A. Carver Jr.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
Paul A. Samuelson.
George F. Will.


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