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Year 1991

Vol. 263 Nbr. 5, July 1991

American Illustrators Hall of Fame.

Ellen B.T. Pyle receives artistic recognition - Includes cover samples from magazine

Choosing a place to live: the move to a nursing home is not a favorite topic of family conversation. But the transition is much smoother with proper planning.

Includes do's and don'ts about nursing homes

Marvin Bush: 'I'm lucky to be alive.' (President Bush's son recovers from inflammatory bowel disease) (includes facts on disease)

Power walk: hubby's strategy to render his dear wife's baby fat leaves him exhausted and three pounds lighter.

Humor

Power words: they are the ones advertisers use when they want us to run out and buy, buy, buy.

Runaways.

Short story

Something new under the sun: Seville - the city that launched Columbus - is about to be discovered, as Expo '92 prepares a tribute to the past and peek at the future.

Seville, Spain; Christopher Columbus - Includes article on weather expected during festival

The dictator of the cows: through genetic engineering, he would eradicate all weeds, produce Camembert better than Normandy's, and create a new bovine species - such were the dreams of Cuba's premier dreamer.

Excerpt from 'Guerrilla Prince: The Untold Story of Fidel Castro'

The little store on Bleecker Street.

Short story

Walking in high gear.

Health benefits of race walking

Yankee pedaler: Salem seems more bewitching by bike, and Newport's ghosts are more lively from the road.

Salem, Massachusetts; Newport, Rhode Island; New England bicycle tours