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THE WEEK 20
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COVER: Tales of the Iceman
A frozen 5,300-year-old body hacked from an Alpine glacier provides an unprecedented window on prehistoric Europe
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3300 B.C.: The action was in Egypt and Mesopotamia
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WASHINGTON: Abandoning Ship
As defeat looms, the Administration is in disarray
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THE ECONOMY: How Bush Booted It
The President's aides are less to blame than his philosophy
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SCANDALS: Following the Money Trail
A U.S.-based bank loaned Iraq $4 billion -- but on whose orders?
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THE POLITICAL INTEREST: The Vision Thing
A look at Clinton's plans and the need for priorities
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SOCIETY: Children Who Kill
A generation born of violence has no mercy
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BUSINESS: Chicken Shame in Arkansas
Many of Clinton's "new jobs" are nothing to boast about
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White Knuckles at GM: Losses create a management crisis
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CUBA: The Man Who Would Oust Castro
Jorge Mas Canosa dreams of a republic where he is President
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AMERICA ABROAD: Russia vs. Gorbachev
Breaking the promise of retirement with honor
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NOBEL PRIZE: Strike Against Racism
Rigoberta Menchu speaks out for America's Indians
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HEALTH: Do Power Lines Cause Cancer?
Swedish research provides evidence of a link
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RELIGION: A Controversial New Mass
Bishops brace for battle over a progressive translation
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MUSIC: Still Blowin' in the Wind
A concert tribute to Bob Dylan -- and the spirit of folk
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SHOW BUSINESS: The Court Jester of Conservatism
Rush Limbaugh is all politics, all show biz -- and all success
REVIEWS
MUSIC The Voyage, by Philip Glass, never quite arrives 80
BOOKS Germaine Greer and Gail Sheehy look at menopause 80
TELEVISION Ben Stiller stars in a sharp comedy-sketch show 85
CINEMA De Niro in a murky Night and the City 86
Consenting Adults misses a suburban, satirical target 88
SHORT TAKES 89
DEPARTMENTS
PUBLISHER'S LETTER 4
LETTERS 6
GRAPEVINE 19
MILESTONES 27
PEOPLE 91
ESSAY 92
COVER: Photograph from REX USA/Keystone
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