Volume 13, Number 33, August 22, 1986
Departments
Middle East Report
by Thierry Lalevée and Robert Greenberg
Soviets Court Rapprochement in Israel.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
Nazi-Communists Renew Alliance.
Andean Report
by Valerie Rush
Barco’s First Week.
Editorial
Kornblum Should Resign.
Science & Technology
The Steps to Human Habitation on Mars
by Marsha Freeman
The National Commission on Space has stated that the goal of space exploration is to make the Solar System “the home of humanity”—and that starts with Mars.
Investigation
Time To Open the Mario Cuomo File!
by Joseph Brewda
It is a pressing national security concern that the New York State Democratic Party, and other state party machines’ decades-long partnership with the mafia be abruptly ended.
Economics
IMF Declared ‘Ineligible’ To Run the World Economy
by Mark Sonnenblick
On Aug. 15, as the IMF was debating how it could declare “ineligible” a country which had just bombed its cocaine labs, the President of Peru met in Lima with a dozen labor leaders from all over the continent.
The Fraud in the Budget Forecasts
by David Goldman
Congress and the Administration are competing to see who can produce the most incompetent forecasts of the budget deficit.
AIDS Cover-Up Exposed in Europe
California Officials Refuted on Transmissibility of AIDS
by John Grauerholz, M.D.
An affidavit submitted by John Grauerholz, M.D., in refutation of claims made by the Attorney-General of California against Proposition 64.
Currency Rates
Gold
by Montresor
The Reality Principle.
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
The Grain Storage “Problem.”
Business Briefs
Feature
Secretary George Shultz’s German Terrorist Friends
Dossier: Greens, Terrorists, and the Subversion of the German State
Who the Green Party leaders are, their criminal histories, their connections to the East, and to the world’s terrorist governments.
International
Berlin Policy: State Department Flouts Reagan
by Rainer Apel
“They started with barbed wire, instead of a wall. If we had gone in there and had torn this wire down, there would be no wall,” said the President, accurately—but a State Department spokesman immediately contradicted him.
Political ‘Strains’ Take Toll on Queen?
by Mark Burdman
Peru Bombs Cocaine Fields, as Ibero-America Unites To Fight Drugs
by Ricardo Martín and Valerie Rush
Conference Report: Caracas Meeting Proposes Continental Police Force against Drugs
U.S. and Mexican Presidents Join Forces for the War on Drugs
by Dolia Estévez-Pettingell
Talks on the Sino-Indian Border Dispute: The Ritual Continues
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
France Joins Spain in War on ETA Terror
by Leonardo Servadio
Garrigues Exit: A Trilatfall in Spain
by Mark Burdman and Leonardo Servadio
International Intelligence
National
Will Perjury Charges Ruin William Weld’s Career?
by Michele Steinberg
Documentation: Excerpts of Weld’s testimony at Senate hearings on Aug. 13.
The Case against William Weld
by Warren J. Hamerman
The testimony in opposition to the nomination, submitted by Warren J. Hamerman, chairman of the National Democratic Policy Committee, to the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary.
Where Reagan Disagrees with LaRouche
An issue-by-issue comparison.
Military’s Testing Results Show the War on Drugs Can Be Won
by Nicholas F. Benton
Eye on Washington
by Nicholas F. Benton
Bolivian Anti-Drug War Declared a Success.
Congressional Closeup
by Kathleen Klenetsky
National News
