Doris Kearns, Who Fielded LBJ's Historical Fungoes, Covers the Rites of Spring with the Red Sox
Pg. 32
Ruling Nicaragua Is a Somoza Family Business—now the President's Enemies Want His Early Retirement
Pg. 34
A Star Is Born Again in Reverse: Folksinger Mary O'hara Has Left the Nunnery
Pg. 39
Shamans? Hippies? They're All Creative to the World's Leading Historian of Religions
Pg. 43
The Bear Facts? Dr. Ralph Nelson of the Mayo Clinic Studies the Miracle of Hibernation
Pg. 51
It's Either/orr for Bobby—the Black Hawks" $3 Million Man Must Skate Again or Call It Quits
Pg. 61
Neil Simon, the Fastest Writer in the West, Is at a Loss for Words
Pg. 69
Writers Terry King and Ian Glass Faced Crocodiles and Bullets Together: Then They Battled a Deadlier Foe
Pg. 73
Tracker Tom Brown Finds Himself Up to His Ears in Trouble Stalking Crime Through the Woods
Pg. 81
Amy Irving's Enjoying a Close Encounter of Two Kinds: Love with Steven Spielberg and Stardom in 'The Fury'
Pg. 84
There's Danger Down the Road, Whether Hazardous Cargo Is Transported by Land, Sea or Air
Pg. 86
From Nixon's Fish to Tito's Rack of Lamb and Amy's Cookies, White House Chef Henry Haller Tries 'to Keep Everyone Happy'
Pg. 94
Even When the Strike Is Over, Two Mining Families Will Not See the End of Hard Times
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