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...page news in dailies ranging from city tabloids to the Wall Street Journal, which last week reported abuse was "rife" in rural Oklahoma. Crack has repeatedly reached Page One of the New York Times and Washington Post, and the drug crisis rated two cover stories within three months at Newsweek. The magazine's editor in chief, Richard Smith, wrote in the June 16 issue: "An epidemic is abroad in America, as pervasive and dangerous in its way as the plagues of medieval times." TIME has given cover attention to drug use in the workplace and the antidrug crusade...
Investment Banker Wolfensohn was said to be among the first to raise the topic of CBS's purchase by another firm. Some of the directors were disturbed by reports, including those in a Newsweek cover story on CBS's troubles, that Wyman had talked to officials at several companies about a possible merger. (TIME has learned that feelers were indeed received by Philip Morris.) According to one of those present at the Ritz-Carlton, the directors considered such a purchase a bad idea; Paley was especially opposed. As a board source later explained, "We don't want the management...
Morton M. Kondracke, Washington bureau chief for Newsweek, described Daniloff as "having a balanced, realistic and pragmatic knowledge of the Soviets" and speculated that Daniloff's abduction was carefully planned in Moscow at the highest levels...
Four years after their "parody" of Newsweek made a nation cry and a publishing empire tremble, their takeoff of USA Today hits the newstands tomorrow...
...which is to France what Time and Newsweek are to America--photographed the students for its next issue. The pictures will accompany a feature on the College which will try to "bring to France the idea of Harvard," said reporter Veronique Grousset...