Time Magazine March 6, 1978
Vol. 111, No. 11!
Cheryl Tiegs on cover. 90 pages. Small tears (pictured).
Index:
"Cover: The new Top Model, Cheryl Tiegs, has proved that healthy can be beautiful and that it is all right to be 30. Now she is ready to leave the high-fashion magazines and build a new career or two on her own. See PEOPLE.
Nation: The President urges striking coal miners to accept a pact that meets their major demands. In a bloated federal bureaucracy, bigger is not better. Ehrlichman finds hyperbole and phony quotes in Haldeman's book.
Israel: He still enjoys wide support, but Premier Menachem Begin is coming under increasing fire at home for tactical blunders in negotiations with Egypt and for his policy on Jewish settlements in the occupied territories.
World: France's election campaign gains momentum with candidates hurling epithets and many voters worrying about the left. Egypt breaks relations with Cyprus after 15 commandos are killed trying to storm a hijacked air-liner. Rhodesia's Prime Minister Ian Smith on the record.
Essay: What constitutes beauty? That depends on local prejudices and some willingness on the part of women to meet them.
Cinema: In a film about that popular subject, women, Jill Clayburgh mixes old-fashioned poignance and newfangled smarts.
Energy: A Supreme Court decision speeds oilmen to drill off the East Coast. A new energy saver: windows that open.
Show Business: With his Star Wars already a cosmic leg-end, Director George Lucas is busy mapping out a whole galaxy of encores.
Economy & Business: The '60s kids, junior execs now, are shaking things up. New charges rock Columbia Pictures and a Wall Street house.
Law: Attorney William Hundley attracts the headliners: John Mitchell, Richard Nixon and now Korea's Tongsun Park.
Education: South Africa becomes a new target of campus protesters. How married couples share single faculty posts and salaries.
Press: The Times accuses the Post of "a second-rate burglary" of a book about "a third-rate burglary."
Art: The Guggenheim offers new landscapes and softer nudes done by de Kooning with dash, gusto and torrents of pigment.
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