Volume 15, Number 29, July 22, 1988
Interviews
Gen. Jean-Gabriel Revault d’Allones
A French retired general, one of President de Gaulle’s associates, is now general secretary of Support for Free Chad. He discusses that country’s political and economic crisis.
Donovan McClure
by Nicholas F. Benton
The spokesman for Americans Against Government Control of Unions, on the Justice Department’s action against the Teamsters.
Science & Technology
Economic Warfare Hits U.S. Defense Capability
by Carol White
Analyzes the destruction of our military-industrial infrastructure by the budget-cutting fanatics.
Departments
Fraud of the Recovery
by Joyce Fredman
Working and Hungry.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Sabotage behind the Air Crashes?
Andean Report
by Lucía Méndez
Anybody But Carlos Andrés Perez.
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios
The Return of the Empire
Editorial
A World in Crisis.
AIDS Update
Conference Report: Can Thai Public Health Officials Check the Spread of AIDS?
by Sophie Tanapura
California Rules AIDS a Handicap
Economics
Mexico Vote Leads Revolt against the IMF
by Robyn Quijano
Although fraud may formally deny the fact, the fact that the anti-IMF Cárdenas won the Presidential elections, creates a whole new political geometry in that country and internationally-and the bankers are worried.
Mexico No Longer To Be Model Debtor
by Mark Sonnenblick
Mexican Oligarchs Rush to Dictatorship
by Héctor Apolinar
Washington Stunned by Mexican Vote
by Dolia Estévez-Pettingell
Peronist Victory Scares Creditors
by Cynthia R. Rush
Currency Rates
Soviet Takeover Is ‘Single Europe’ Goal
by William Engdahl
Can Thai Public Health Officials Check the Spread of AIDS?
by Sophie Tanapura
At a meeting in Bangkok, sparks flew over the World Health Organization’s AIDS cover-up.
Business Briefs
Feature
Drought in U.S. Means Worldwide Food Catastrophe
by Marcia Merry
The United States is such an important food source for the world that famine is widely threatened if the U.S. government clings to its policy of inaction.
World Food Stocks Below Danger Levels
by Robert L. Baker and Marcia Merry
‘Drought of 88’ Cuts Crops, Crop Potential
by Robert L. Baker and George Elder
Western Grain Bins Emptied into Russia
by Robert L. Baker and Marcia Merry
It’s Time To Revive NAWAPA Water Plan
by Nicholas F. Benton
Emergency Measures for Drought, Food Crisis
Locusts Threaten Africa with Famine
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
International
East Bloc Ethnic Unrest Flies Out of Control
by Luba George
What began as a KGB exercise in Armenia, has now become a forest fire sweeping the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. What will happen now, even the Kremlin leaders don’t know.
Party Conference Did Not Help Gorbachov
by Konstantin George
Eastern Mediterranean Region On Fire
by Thierry Lalevée
Saudi-British Deal: The End of an Era
by Joseph Brewda
Sovereignty Fight for Canal Comes to Fore in Panama Crisis
by Gretchen Small
The Battle for Iran after Khomeini
by Thierry Lalevée
Britain’s Chatham House Pursues ‘Condominium’ Delusion with Soviets
by Mark Burdman
Toward a New Soviet Military Doctrine?
by Lt. Gen. Gerard C. Berkhof (RNA-ret.)
Address to an EIR seminar on electromagnetic weapons in London.
International Intelligence
National
Pentagate Exposed as Weld and Hudson’s Dirtiest Sting
It seems that Alexandria prosecutor likes to blackmail pederasts to perform “sting” operations for him.
A. Wohlstetter and the Trotskyites in the National Security Woodwork
by Scott Thompson
One of the chief influences behind disastrous changes in U.S. strategic policy has gone to great lengths to conceal his past, but an EIR research team has uncovered it, and we’re not so sure it’s just his “past.”
Bush Seizes the Reins of Government
by Nicholas F. Benton
Teamsters’ Takeover Stalled as Judge Refuses DoJ Injunction
by Edward Spannaus
Democratic Convention Could Be 1968 Replay
by Herbert Quinde
Eye on Washington
by Nicholas F. Benton
Meese Hints Weld Under Investigation — EIR Focuses Media on Iranian Airliner.
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
