Volume 6, Number 31, August 7, 1979
This Week
A de Gaulle for Iran?
by Nora Hamerman
The Week in Brief
Economics
Volcker Shoving America Over the Recession Threshold
by Lydia Schulman
USDA’s Energy Office: Dung and Gasohol
by Cynthia Parsons and Susan Cohen
International Credit: Phase 2 of the EMS?
by Alice Roth
Gold: London Can’t Torpedo the Bullion Price
by Kathy Burdman and Susan Johnson
West German Trade Pickup Boots Domestic Investment
by Richard Schulman
British Industry Gags on Tory Medicine
by Marla Minnicino
The Vulnerabilities of the Pound Sterling
by Susan Johnson
With Friends Like AIF, Nuclear Needs No Enemy
by Leif Johnson
Atomic Industrial Forum Supports Nuclear Moratorium.
Special Report
How To Fill America’s Tank
Riemannian analysis shows LaRouche’s energy program means economic boom.
Goals and Parameters of the Nuclear Program
Research and Development for a Fusion Economy
Hydrogen’s Role in a Nuclear-Powered Economy – The U.S. Commitment to Nuclear Power
What Is the Fusion Torch
The President’s Impossible Program
How the Alternate Energy Policies Stack Up
The World Is Going Nuclear
Africa
Africans Blast British at Lusaka Commonwealth Meeting
by Douglas DeGroot
Pretoria’s Apartheid Changes Mean Genocide
by David Cherry
U.S. Report
Hitting Hard on the Issues
LaRouche tells Illinois antidrug dinner “we must fight to win.”
Press Sees a Winner ... or Fears a Winner
Latin America
Who’s Getting Mexico’s Oil?
by Timothy Rush
State-to-state negotiations put France in lead for share of huge oil reserve.
France, Mexico Agree On Oil for Technology
by Mary Goldstein
Mexico-Japan Ties Hurt By Tokyo’s Slow Pace
by Peter Ennis
U.S. Wages Energy War Against Mexico
The Common Market: A 1980 Election Issue?
by Timothy Rush
‘Modernization the Only Road for Mexico’
Diaz Serrano: “Ixtoc Is Not a Catastrophe.”
The Truth About Ixtoc-I
Nicaragua Rebuilds
by Chris Curtis
But IMF demands shattered country adopt “austerity.”
What Somoza Did to Nicaragua
by Gretchen Small
Press
The Gangs – Who Benefits?
by Fay Sober
Reporter Roy Harvey’s exposé of Ed Levi and the Blackstone Rangers.
Columns
Congressional Calendar
by Susan Kokinda and Barbara Dreyfuss
Most of Carter Program Stalled – House Votes Standby Rationing – House Backs Breeder Program; McCormack Backs Fusion – Republicans Chart British Campaign.
Labor Periscope: Taking a Bull by the Horns
by L. Wolfe
Facts Behind Terrorism: Counterterrorist Forces Close in on Italy’s PSI
by Michele Steinberg
World Trade Review
