Volume 6, Number 37, September 25, 1979
This Week
Holocaust in Cambodia
by Nora Hamerman
The Week in Brief
Economics
Gold: Fight over World Monetary System Splits Anglo-American Ranks
by Alice Roth
‘Commodity-Dollar’ Alternative to Gold
EMS Gets the Jump on the IMF
by Susan Johnson
Sterling in the Dumps
by Marla Minnicino
Morgan Retools Ted’s Economic Program
by Lydia Schulman
Clamp Steel Output, Conference Demands
by Richard Freeman and Helmut Böttiger
Marine Midland Misrepresents Takeover
by Richard Freeman
Making a Killing on Midwest Rail Woes
by Steve Parsons
Agricultural Research Cutbacks: Fiscal Lunacy
by Susan Cohen
International
NATO Near Split?
by Criton Zoakos
Report on the Kissinger-Haig fiasco in Europe.
CSIS: Prepare for a Tactical Nuclear War
Excerpts from Henry Kissinger’s and Alexander Haig’s speeches, plus the Economist.
IISS: A Limited War Is Lunacy
Excerpts from statements by McGeorge Bundy, Lord Mountbatten, and Theo Sommer.
Europe: The Third World Is the Issue
Excerpts from statements by Hans Apel and Le Monde.
Middle East
The Muslim Brotherhood and METO
Secret organization key to expansion of Camp David pact.
Iran: A Coup in the Islamic Council
by Judith Wyer
Kuwaiti Press Accuses Iran of Fronting for Camp David
The Network of the Muslim Brotherhood
by Robert Dreyfuss
‘Weizman Option’ for Israel
by Nancy Coker
‘The Battle Is Over Settlements Policy’
Economic Survey
20-Sector Analysis of the U.S. Economy
Riemannian model shows sharp decline in capital-intensive sectors.
U.S. Report
Is Kennedy a Viable Candidate?
by Barbara Dreyfuss
The Senator’s supporters back off from a confrontation on the issues.
Kennedy’s Seabrook Terrorism Connections
Third World
Why the Third World Listens to Fidel Castro
by Dennis Small
Under Cuba’s leadership, Nonaligned summit launches battle for development.
Nicaragua’s Marenco: We Are Building a Nation
Two ‘Revolutions’ Face Off at Summit
by Daniel Sneider
EIR’s Asia Editor Wins Bhutto Memorial Award
Latin America
López Portillo’s Report to Nation: Uncompromising Fight for ‘Modernization’
by Mary Goldstein
Columns
Congressional Calendar
by Barbara Dreyfuss and Susan Kokinda
Energy Mobilization Board Meanders Through Congress – Gas Rationing Plan Agreed To – Senate Recommends Defense Budget Increase – Support for Paraquat Use? – Drug Crackdown Possible.
Labor Periscope
by L. Wolfe
New UAW-GM Pact a Feather in Fraser’s Political Cap – Some Labor for Kennedy.
Energy Extra
by Rachel Douglas
Soviet Drilling Technology Stirs Petroleum Exposition – Oil Officials on “Fact and Fantasy”.
Facts Behind Terrorism
by Mary Sonnenblick
“Twisting Slowly, in the Wind” – ELP Evidence Publicized.
World Trade Review
