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Issue Type: Weekly IssueSubject: News, General Interest
Month: --Publication Name: Newsweek
Publication Year: 1979  
Newsweek
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Issue Date: MAY 7, 1979; Volume XCIII, No. 19
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COVER: TV COMEDY: What it's teaching the kids. Robin Williams, Stockard Channing, Gary Coleman.

TOP OF THE WEEK :
TELEVISION'S NEW COMEDY KICK: Ever since America fell in love with Lucy, the situation comedy has proved to be television's most enduring form of entertainment. This season, an unprecedented number of sitcoms dominate the dial, symbolizing a sweeping--and controversial--shift in how the industry views the viewers. Senior Writer Harry F. Waters (right) describes the reasons for this fixation with the electronic funnies, and especially with an alien named Mork from the planet Ork. He also analyzes some of the dubious messages that current television comedy is imparting to the kids who watch it. The networks' newest funny faces are profiled in accompanying articles. (NEWSWEEK cover photos by Dick Zimmerman.).

ON THE OFFENSIVE: After ten days' vacation in south Georgia, Jimmy Carter returned to political combat last week, his hair newly parted on the left--and his dander rising. He informally opened his campaign for re-election at a town meeting in New Hampshire.

He warned the American Academy of Sciences that oil lobbyists were trying to "hoodwink" Americans into accepting a loophole- riddled windfall-profits tax. He told the American Newspaper Publishers Association that a SALT II treaty was the only alternative to the nightmare of the arms race. And with his main political challengers still weak or on the sidelines, he seemed eager for next year's Presidential race.

THE CHARITY BATTLE: Americans gave a record $39.5 billion to char- ity last year, but inflation and the increasing cost of fund raising have forced many of the nation's 700,000 nonprofit groups into relent- less competition. Charities from coast to coast accuse the giant United Way of monopolizing office donations. Amid growing debate over philanthropy's proper role in the U.S., there is talk about new tax laws and new mechanisms to make charities more accountable to the public.

BLACK STUDENT ANGER: Students marched at Harvard (above), Amherst and Rutgers last week. The demonstrations--against declining support for black-studies programs and South African apartheid--reflected a mood of heightened alienation and frustration among black college students.

THAR SHE BLOWS: From the Gulf of Maine to San Ignacio Lagoon in Baja California, Mexico, the spectator sport of whale watching has turned enthusiasts fin over fluke. Humpback and finback whales in the Atlantic and California graybacks in the Pacific are drawing a new breed of human groupies, and which species most enjoys watching the other is an open question. Indeed, environmentalists now fear that all the attention may actually distract some whales from reproducing.

NEWSWEEK LISTINS:
NATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Carter on the offensive.
The nuclear safety shutdown.
The spreading charity war.
Making sex legal at 13.
Who killed Malcolm X?.
Whale watching: is it overdone?.
INTERNATIONAL:
Rhodesia: the unsettled questions.
What should the U.S. do?.
The U.S.-Soviet prisoner swap.
Cambodia's Khmer Rouge retreat.
Israel: at war with the PLO.
Super-ambassador Strauss.
Soviet spies in the U.N. at Geneva.
Japan: Ohira's hard line on trade.
SCIENCE: Studying the face of Venus; A new star--or a black hole?.
TELEVISION:
TV comedy: what it's teaching the kids (the cover).
ROBIN WILLIAMS, alien comic.
STOCKARD CHANNING, CBS's new funny girl.
GARY COLEMAN, NBC's littlest big man.
LIFE/STYLE: The Mary Kay way of life.
BUSINES:
Those stampeding beef prices.
Sears Roebuck vs. Uncle Sam.
Are corporate profits too high?.
Electric utilities in trouble.
The Babcock & Wilcox fallout.
Stockholder ire at McGraw-Hill.
MOVIES:
"Saint Jack," and a talk with Peter Bogdanovich.
"An Almost Perfect Affair": sweet but becalmed.
"Dawn of the Dead": bloody fun.
BOOKS: "The Singapore Grip," by J. G. Farrell.
Manuel Puig's "Kiss of the Spider Woman".
Jochen von Lang's life of Martin Bormann.
"Aline," by Carole Klein.
Lionel Tiger's "Optimism".
RELIGION: Europe's multiplying cults.
JUSTICE: Mississippi's prison watchdog; Mugging L.A. motorists; California tries house arrest.
MUSIC: The running Roche sisters.
EDUCATION: Black anger on campus.
THEATER: The Syracuse Stage's "Loved".
THE COLUMNISTS: My Turn: Adam Walinsky.
Jane Bryant Quinn.
Pete Axthelm.
Meg Greenfield.
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