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Table of Contents: June 18, 1984
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Edition: U.S.
Vol. 123 No. 26
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NATION
Over the Top, Barely (COVER STORIES)
Claiming victory, Mondale tries to unify the Democrats

Tackling the Teflon President

Looking Out for No. 2

A Heartbeat Away

Final Accounts

Teamster Talk

Plight of a Millionaire Farmer

Wiped Right Off the Map

It Meant to Kill Us


WORLD
A Most Exclusive Club (SUMMITRY)

The New Style of Exposure

Tributes and Tears

Feeling the Stigma

Slaughter at the Golden Temple (INDIA)

Pushing the Saudis Too Far (THE GULF)

Tense Trip to Kharg

Borderline (MEXICO)

Serving Notice (CENTRAL AMERICA)

Poison Gossip (THE VATICAN)

No News Is Bad News (THE PHILIPPINES,ARGENTINA,BOLIVIA,SOVIET UNION,JAPAN)


SOCIETY
Access Reinvents the Guidebook (Living)


RELIGION
Looking Toward a New Era


TECHNOLOGY
Home Is Where the Heartbreak Is (Computers)


ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
The Fat Man's Song (American Notes / TRIALS)

Stick-'Em-Ups Head Down (American Notes / CRIME)

A Sobering Debate (American Notes / CONGRESS)

Uncle Sam Wants You, Fido (American Notes / THE MILITARY)

A Senator Tries to Explain (American Notes / ENCOUNTERS)

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BUSINESS
Going for the Green (Economy & Business)

A Prickly Dilemma for the Banks (Economy & Business)

Cut and Tax (Economy & Business)

Corporate Angels of Mercy (Economy & Business)

How Does This (Economy & Business)

Merrill Lynch's New Herdsman (WALL STREET)

Nationalization--American Style (GOVERNMENT)

Unlocking a 130-Year-Old Firm (GOING PUBLIC)

Sir Jimmy's $2 Billion Move (TAKEOVERS)

Mad Dog on the Run (TRADEMARKS)


EDUCATION
Words of Hope and Warning


LAW
Reining In Juveniles and Aliens


ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Pleasures of the Iron Butterfly (Art)

The Long and the Short of It (Cinema)

Witness for the Prosecution (Books)

Butchery (Books)

Less a Movie than a Cause (Video)


MILESTONES
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PEOPLE
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TO OUR READERS
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LETTERS
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TOMMY WARD, whose family has been harvesting oysters from the Gulf of Mexico since the 1920s, on the FDA's plan to ban the sale of raw oysters that are harvested in warm months; about 15 people die each year due to raw-oyster contamination