Hustler February 1984 *CG Diane* -Bambi Goldberg Nude-

Description

• Covergirl Diane Photographed by James Baes
• Inside The All-New Hustler: Who Says You Can’t Teach An Old Dogs New Tricks!
• Cocaine Battleground: Dope and Death in the U.S.
• Nowhere To Go: The Plight Of America’s Homeless
• Ozzie And Harriet’s Son David Nelson Directs Our 2nd Celebrity Photo-Session!

Magazine Contents : 

7 Publisher’s Statement
9 Show and Tell
10 The World of HUSTLER
12 A $17,500 Apology to Congressman Gerry Studds
13 Feedback
17 Washington Daisy Chain
19 Dear Granny
21 Bits and Pieces
Leukemia Lottery Winner, Hayley Mills’s. Tits . . . and More. Edited by Ric Meyer
33 HUSTLER Erotic Entertainment
40 Who Killed Congressman Larry McDonald?
Expose by Larry Flynt
47 Shanna: Waiting Room Photography by James Baes
54 The Cocaine Battleground Article by Rod Thorp
58 Keep Your Hands on the Wheel
Photo-Feature Directed by David Nelson
66 Inside David Nelson
72 Guest Editorial by Fred Woodworth
76 American Indian Leader Russell Means
Interview by Richard Warren Lewis
82 Bambi Goldberg: Menachem Begin’s Goddaughter Nude!
Photography by James Baes
88 Address: Nowhere-The Tragedy of Our Homeless Millions
Report by Robert McGarvey
92 Motion Centerfold Photography by James Baes
104 HUSTLER Humor
106 John Anderson: The Country Singer Comes Out “Swingin”
Profile by Michael Bane
112 Fruit of the Gawds Photography by Clive McLean
129 Beaver Hunt Hometown Valentines
134 Beaver Spotlight
141 Sex Play Sex Crimes: The Dark Truth by Mark Zaslove and Jim Heinisch
148 Tokyo Stripper Photography by Matti Klatt
160 Voters Say the Darnedest Things Letters to Larry
165 Free Audiocassette Offer
169 HUSTLER’s Advertising Section Mail-Order Mania
187 Mail-Order Feedback Saga of a Giant Ripoff
188 HUSTLER’s “Who’s Doin’ It?” Contest: Win a Free Year’s Subscription
195 Kinky Korner Lust in the Locker Room by Marjory Hughes
Inside Back Cover Satire

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