Volume 6, Number 28, July 17, 1979
This Week
America Must Go Nuclear Now
The Week in Brief
Economics
Two Financial Zones
by David Goldman
The Anglo-American sphere has run out of options – “Let’s Jack the Other Prices Up.”
London’s Call To Dampen Sterling a Cover for Overseas Investment
by Susan Johnson
Lead Industry: U.S. Buyers Driven Out of the World Markets
by Renée Sigerson
Schlumberger: An Energy Monopoly That Deserves Closer Federal Scrutiny
by Leif Johnson
Tory Economics: Jobs, Services to ‘Useless Eaters’ Scrapped
by Marla Minnicino
Domestic Credit: Interest Rates Play Second Fiddle
by Lydia Schulman
Produce Shippers Clobbered By Rail Deregulation
by Leif Johnson
Senate Committee Eyes Trade Department War
by Richard Schulman
Bank of England Says: Bank Takeovers Aimed at U.S. Credit Control
by Kathy Burdman
De Gaulle’s Fight Against ‘Paper Gold’
by Alice Roth
How the dollar-gold link was severed, Part III.
Energy
Nuclear Plants for Export
by Rachel Douglas
Soviets mass produce power plants.
Atommash: Assembly Line Nuclear Plants
by Marsha Freeman
CMEA resolves to expand nuclear plants 15 fold by 1990
by Rachel Douglas
Soviet Premier Kosygin: ‘Atomic Power Is Foremost’
U.S. Report
Behind the Camp David Chaos
by Barbara Dreyfuss and Paul Arnest
Nation rejects Carter’s energy austerity – Camp David: Who Was There – Press Fuels Aura of Crisis Around Summit.
Haig and Kennedy: Too Far Too Soon
by Carolyn Pollock
Congressional Reactions to Carter Energy Summit – Javits Aide: Economy Is Headed for Collapse — The Eizenstat Memorandum.
National Antidrug Coalition Support Grows
by Anita Gallagher
NAACP Spokeswoman Calls Antidrug Fight Essential – Colombia’s Charris: U.S. Muslims Back Antidrug Fight.
Europe
Europe Organizes for Development
by Kathy Stevens
Producer-consumer dialogue, Third World fund key to global entente – Carlo Sarchi: A New International Institution Needed for Development – Franco-Iraqi Communiqué: An Alliance for Mideast Peace – “The Impossible Crusade.”
Counterintelligence
Jerusalem Launches Terrorists Against U.S.A.
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche: fake attack on Haig part of plan to prepare for crisis government.
Anatomy of a U.S. Terrorist Cell in Formation
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Asia
Carter Plays ‘China Card’ in S. Korea
by Peter Ennis
Pressures Seoul to resolve dispute with North to secure anti-Soviet alliance.
Latin America
Mexico Snarls U.S. Nicaragua Plans
by Chris Curtis
Communiqué rejects U.S. policy of “Somocismo” without Somoza.
Labor
Luciano Lama Talks about Terrorism
by Vivian Zoakos
An exclusive interview with the head of Italy’s largest trade union body.
Columns
Congressional Calendar
by Susan Kokinda and J. Pierce
SALT, Energy Top Congressional Agenda – Wage-Price Control Push Behind White House-Congressional Task Force on Inflation – Tsongas Plans Bill for Mandatory National Youth Service – Electoral College Safe.
Labor Periscope: Taking a Walk around Davis-Bacon
by L. Wolfe and M. Moriarty
Energy Insider: Latin America Backs Mexico’s Call for Universal Dialogue on Energy
Facts Behind Terrorism: Jerusalem Conference Plots International Terrorist Bloodbath
by Jeffrey Steinberg
World Trade Review
