Volume 6, Number 22, June 5, 1979
This Week
Opening the Italian Flank
The Week in Brief
Economics
International Bank Lending: Will It Shut Down?
by David Goldman
“Facing Up to the Reality of the World Oil Crisis.”
A Politically Induced Recession
by Lydia Schulman
Behind the Commodity-Raw Materials Price Problem
by Renée Sigerson
Pallavicini Funds Found in West German Banking Scandal
by Renée Sigerson
French Franc Under Threat
by Susan Johnson
EMS Forces Set New Target Price for Gold
by Alice Roth
U.S. Export-Import Policy: The Figures and the PR Flak
by Richard Schulman
Patent Law Ploy To Restrict Technology
by Leif Johnson and Mary Gilbertson
Energy
Gasoline Blackmail
Politics is the art of calculated cheating, says Schlesinger.
1. How Schlesinger Slashed Energy Supplies
by William Engdahl
2. Schlesinger Spurs IEA Attack on Economy
by Richard Freeman
3. The Rotterdam Oil Price Swindle
by Judith Wyer and Paul Arnest
De la Gorce Ridicules Energy Conservation – Mexico’s Plan For Securing World Energy Supplies.
Third World
Mexico’s Proposal on Energy Pitted Against World Bank at UNCTAD Meet
by Susan Cohen
Mexico’s Energy Proposal to UNCTAD – Original Agenda: Common Fund and Self-Reliance.
Ujamaa: World Bank Development Model
by Vin Berg and Cynthia Parsons
Counterintelligence
Zionists Tied to ‘Nazi’ Organizing
by Scott Thompson
Special Report
Winning The War Against Drugs
by Barbara Gould
Anti-Drug Coalitions consolidate “silent majority,” build national movement.
Michigan Anti-Drug Coalition: A Progress Report
Dismantling Dope, Inc.–An International Mandate.
‘Our School Is the Model For Stopping Drugs’
Medical Use of Marijuana Exposed as a Fraud
Catholic Doctors Guild Demands Pot Eradication
Stop International Drug Trafficking
A memorial passed by the Massachusetts Legislature.
Canadians Join the Fight Against Drugs
Latin America
Cabinet Shakeup in Mexico
by Tim Rush
New ministers expected to strengthen government’s domestic and foreign policy.
U.S. Report
Labor Moves toward LaRouche for 1980
Proponents of a Haig-Kennedy “race” facing a dilemma.
Teamsters Official Endorses Anti-Drug Fight, LaRouche Candidacy
How To Unravel the Mess Called the U.S. Economy
Haig Preaches Geopolitical Confrontation
Columns
Congressional Calendar
by Barbara Dreyfuss and Susan Kokinda
Carter Wheat Resolution “Railroaded” Through Senate – Reuss To Revive Monetary Control Bill – New Resolution Introduced for Mexican Oil Grab – Legislation to “Hong Kongize” New York City May Go to Hill – Effort To Put NSC Under Congressional Control.
Labor Periscope: Carter Austerity Guidelines Declared Unconstitutional
by L. Wolfe and M. Moriarty
Alexander Hamilton and American Banking System
by Barbara Gould
U.S., U.S.S.R. Reach Tentative Accord on Energy Cooperation
by Marsha Freeman
Is the Mossad Plotting a Terror Wave in the U.S.?
by Jeffrey Steinberg
World Trade Review
