The IRS. Takes a Mighty Bite from This Paycheck, and Singer Johnny Barks Back
Pg. 30
Truman Capote's Prayers Are Answered: He's Naturally High, Totally Dry and Slender Again
Pg. 34
After a Harrowing Battle with Cancer, Tracy Andrus Makes Her Bow as a Princess
Pg. 36
His Hands Stiffened by Arthritis, Christiaan Barnard Explores a Second Career in Television
Pg. 38
It's the Best of Times in a Romantic Tale of Two Cities for Tovah Feldshuh and Husband
Pg. 43
Look, Pa, No Hands! Bill Marriott Jr. Wants to Take More Chances with His Dad's Empire
Pg. 49
Is This Man Kidding? He's Got Two Wives and 20 Children and He Says He's...happy
Pg. 56
You Don't Have to Be An Expert, Says Sam Wagstaff, to Recognize Great Photographs
Pg. 63
In a Dark and Dangerous Place, Surfer-Scientist Richard Grigg Hunts for Precious Coral
Pg. 73
Boston's Evangelist of Running, Marathoner Bill Rodgers, Trains on Junk Foods and 20 Miles a Day
Pg. 84
Cast Off in Hollywood, Ricardo Montalban Lands Safely on 'fantasy Island'
Pg. 88
Nobel Laureate James Watson Calls Reports of Cloning People 'Science Fiction Silliness'
Pg. 93
Showbiz's Woodcocks Live Out of Trunks, but It's Easy Once You Get the Hang of It
Pg. 101
'turn-'em-Loose Bruce," the Cops Decry, but Judge Wright Won't Use Bail as a Weapon
Pg. 104
Years Before the Jong Show, Edna O'brien Invented the Erotic Quasi Autobiography
Pg. 121
Janet Lederman Let the Little Children Come Unto Esalen—and Nobody Suffered
Pg. 127
