NEWSWEEK magazine February 16 1976 CONCORDE SST-Olympics INNSBRUCK-Indira INDIA

Description: NEWSWEEK magazine - February 16, 1976 with THE CONCORDE FUROR, on the cover. Some contents in this issue include:*** COVER STORY: THE CONCORDE FUROR - "After long debate, the controversial Concorde SST got a green light for sixteen months of limited commercial service to the U.S. Newsweek examines the decision, the protest it provoked and five other disputes in which technology and economic advantages are being weighed against environmental concerns."*** THE EMBATTLED BUSINESSMAN - "Business has never been the best-loved of American institutions, but its standing has hit new lows with the scandals of the past two years - and businessmen are beginning to fear that the new hostitility could destroy the free-enterprise system."*** WHY IS TELEVISION SO BAD? - "Television's prime-time entertainment industry is suffering through its most dismal season. Though network profits have hit a record high, the epidemic of show cancellations has raised suspicions that reliance on tried and tired formulas - sitcoms and action - adventures - has led TV into a creative dead end."*** IMPS OF MOSCOW: "The first exhibition of Soviet dissident art to appear int he west - Socialist Realism and Western Pop Art."*** INDIRA'S INDIA: "As she embars on her second decade in power, India's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi is still tightening her iron grip. Mrs. Gandhi has halted democracy in its tracks/"*** OLYMPIC HEROES: "The GAMES OF INNSBRUCK - Two pages of photos in color accompany the story." Magazine is in NEAR MINT Condition, but has a removed mailing label. This one has nice white pages. I WILL BE HAPPY TO COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE ITEMS. All magazines are mailed with a plastic sleeve and cardboard to be kept from bending. Please look in my Ebay Store "Yesterday's Magazines and more" for other Time and Vintage magazines. I have recently added more to my store.

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