Volume 6, Number 27, July 10, 1979
This Week
From Tokyo to Sarajevo
by Donald Baier
The Week in Brief
Economics
A Sterling Proposal ... and Why It Will Not Work
by Kathy Burdman
Dollar Rescue Policy in the Balance
by Susan Johnson
Credit and Synthetic Fuels
by David Goldman
British Oil Customers Get the Shaft in the Aftermath of Tokyo
by Marla Minnicino
White House, GAO Revive Kissinger’s Food Weapon
by Susan Cohen
Administration Lies on China Trade Pact
by Richard Schulman
Uranium Development Accelerates in U.S.
by Renée Sigerson
London Starts the Gold Rush, 1959-60
by Alice Roth
How the dollar-gold link was severed, part II.
Counterintelligence
Time’s Up for Terrorists
by Vivian Zoakos
Question Socialist Party leaders in Moro murder.
The Significance of the Crackdown on Terrorism
by Paul Goldstein
La Repubblica Reacts to Terrorist Roundup
U.S. Terrorist Backers Scramble To Free Negri
by Ian Levit
‘Neoplatonic Method Against Terrorism’
The PSI: Italy’s Party of Terrorism
by Mary Sonnenblick
International
Tokyo Summit Adopts New World Depression
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The Final Communiqué of the Tokyo Economic Summit
Le Figaro: ‘We Are on the Brink of World War III’ – Andreotti: The Alternatives Are Coal and Nuclear
OPEC Meeting Stresses Trialogue, Third World Development
by Judith Wyer
Middle East
Israel Aims War Machine at OPEC
by Mark Burdman
Begin threatens to hit Palestinians “at any moment and at any place we choose.”
The Ayatollah Khomeini Is a Savak Agent
by Robert Dreyfuss
U.S. Report
Congress Stampedes To Okay Government by Crisis Management
by Barbara Dreyfuss
Campaign 1980: Alexander Haig Is Off and Running
by Kathleen Murphy
Economic Survey
The Impact of the $100 Billion EMS Investment Program
Part II of the EIR’s survey of energy and the world economy.
Law
FEF Amicus Brief Explodes Schlesinger’s H-Bomb Hoax
by Edward Spannaus
Latin America
Colombian Agrarian Leader Tours U.S.
by Cynthia Rush
Fausto Charris Calls for international antidrug coalition, Third World growth.
U.S. Rearms Somoza
by Gretchen Small
Weapons pour in to rescue Somoza’s National Guard.
Columns
Congressional Calendar
by J. Pierce and Susan Kokinda
Congress Pushing Synthetic Fuels – Administration Coordinating Youth Labor Legislation – Youth Impressment Legislation Under Consideration – Jobs Program Outside Minimum Wage Guidelines Pending – Comprehensive Employment Training Act To Be Revamped.
Labor Periscope
by L. Wolfe and M. Moriarty
Truck Strike Fizzles, But Fuse Remains Lit – An Ode to the Dark Ages.
Energy Insider: Schlesinger Allocation Plan Cuts Fuel to Oil Rigs
by William Engdahl
Facts Behind Terrorism: Was Terrorist Attack on General Haig a Hoax?
World Trade Review
