Volume 14, Number 33, August 21, 1987

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Interviews

Steven O. Dean

Dr. Dean is the president of Fusion Power Associates in Gaithersburg, Maryland.

Emilio Olzi

by Agusto Provasoli

Dr. Olzi is the laboratory chief of the Institute for the Technology of Metallic Non-Traditional Materials at the National Research Center in Milan, Italy.

AIDS Update

Migrant Labor Health Conditions Imperil Population in Virginia

by Debra Hanania Freeman

Dole: Don’t Make AIDS a Campaign Issue

by Kathleen Klenetsky

D.C. ‘suddenly Confronted’ with AIDS Emergency

AIDS ‘Science City’ Becomes Campaign Issue

Departments

Report from Bonn

by Rainer Apel

The Plot for a Grand Coalition.

Andean Report

by Valerie Rush

The Right to Defense.

Dateline Mexico

by Hugo López Ochoa

Pots and Pans for Mexico.

Editorial

Wall Street Journal’s immorality.

Science & Technology

Fusion Energy Ready for a New Initiative

by Dr. Stephen O. Dean

Talks about new approaches to achieving fusion, and the budgets required to make the breakthroughs.

Italian Researchers Foresee Breakthroughs in Superconductors

by Agusto Provasoli

What is the Soviet SDI?

by Uwe Henke v. Parpart

Reviews what we know about directed energy weapons research and development and the space program in the U.S.S.R.

Economics

Dirty Money and the Dow Jones Boom

by David Goldman

Wall Street is becoming the haven for the money of dubious origins that nobody else wants.

IMF’s Henchmen in Trouble in Manila

by Linda de Hoyos

City of London

by Stephen Lewis

Bank of England Lights the Touch-Paper.

Agriculture

by Marcia Merry

German Farmers in Fighting Mood.

Migrant Labor Health Conditions Imperil Population in Virginia

by Debra Hanania Freeman

AIDS is not the only threat from living conditions last fall reported to be the worst in the nation, and continuing to deteriorate.

Currency Rates

Foreign Exchange

by David Goldman

Tough Luck, Mr. Baker.

Worrisome Truths about Mr. Verity

by Kathleen Klenetsky

A profile of C. William Verity, President Reagan’s appointee as Commerce Secretary.

Banking

by Joyce Fredman

Texas Governor: Banking Policy a Fraud.

Business Briefs

Feature

How Peru’s Drug Bankers Were Caught Laundering $3 Billion

by Robyn Quijano

President Alan García’s nationalization of the banks, in an effort to stop capital flight and drug-money laundering, infuriated Dope, Inc.

Peru’s Bankers Caught in ‘Deceitful and Willful’ Drug-Money Laundering

by Ricardo Martín Mora

Results of a two-year investigation of the laundering of “coca-dollars” by banks in the Peruvian jungle—with documents guaranteed to send the drug bankers into apoplexy.

Dope, Inc. and Peru’s Money Launderers

by David Goldman

Press Joins Bankers To Attack García

International

Will Russia Side with Khomeini in War on U.S.?

by Criton Zoakos

If Weinberger’s military deployment in the Gulf forces Khomeini into retreat, it will have dramatic effects on both the Soviet command, and the U.S. Eastern Liberal Establishment.

Ayatollah’s Shadow Lengthens over Pakistan

by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra

The Neo-Nazi Connection of the Iranian Secret Services

by Philip Golub and Claude Albert

Revelations in the French media have confirmed EIR’s reports on postwar Nazi and neo-Nazi ties to international terrorism, and to the Iranian secret services in particular.

‘Peace Plans’ for Central America Leave Moscow’s Drug Army Free Rein

by Gretchen Small

The ‘LaRouche Plan’: The U.S. Strategic Mission in the Central and South American Conflict

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

“The LaRouche Plan” is based on the principles embodied in John Quincy Adams’s papers on the 1823 Monroe Doctrine, toward creating a community of principle among sovereign nations of the hemisphere.

Spain: Profile of Adolfo Suárez: A Political Gangster in a Silk Suit

by Katherine Kanter

International Intelligence

National

Let’s Get Those Ayatollahs Out of the Congress

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

Shows who is pulling the strings of the congressmen who are passing one crazy bill after another.

PTL Cover-Up Puts Justice Dept. Bureaucracy on the Hot Seat

by Robert Greenberg

The latest phase of intelligence warfare in Washington targets the “permanent bureaucracy” in the DoJ.

A Fresh Approach To Probing the Contra Drug Connection

by Jeffrey Steinberg

Proposes “rules of evidence.”

Elephants & Donkeys

by Kathleen Klenetsky

Dole: Don’t Make AIDS a Campaign Issue.

National News

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