Volume 24, Number 44, October 31, 1997
Interviews
Perpetue Nshimirimana-Gashaza
Madame Nshimirimana-Gashaza was Burundi’s ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva during 1993-95.
Wilma Harvey
Wilma Harvey is a member of the Board of Education of Washington, D.C.
Ron Hampton
Mr. Hampton, former head of the National Black Policemen’s Association, discusses the impact of budget cuts on law enforcement in the District of Columbia.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Maglev is gaining ground.
Editorial
Israel must get rid of Netanyahu, now.
Strategic Studies
The U.S.A.-China strategic partnership
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. addresses an EIR seminar in Washington, D.C., on the eve of the summit meeting between President Bill Clinton and President Jiang Zemin.
China’s strategic priority is nation-building
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
The third in a series of reports by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, based on her visit to the People’s Republic of China in September.
Science & Technology
Origins of the AIDS virus: accident or biowarfare?
by Ernest Schapiro, M.D.
A review of Emerging Viruses: AIDS and Ebola. Nature, Accident, or Intentional? by Dr. Leonard Horowitz.
Economics
Black Monday, 1997 happened on schedule
by Marcia Merry Baker and John Hoefle
The financial eruption that hit the Asian markets starting on Oct. 20, soon led to a meltdown on the stock exchanges worldwide. Isn’t it time to listen to LaRouche?
The countdown to Black October, 1997
New vs. old monetarism: a tale of two diseases
Soros’s financial warfare is under increasing investigation
by Gail G. Billington and Cynthia R. Rush
LaRouche’s forecasts in Nigerian press
Australia resists U.K. ‘greenhouse gas’ agenda
by Robert Barwick
Currency Rates
Business Briefs
Feature
Was a laser used in the murder of Princess Diana?
by Jeffrey Steinberg
A blinding flash of light was seen in the Alma Tunnel in Paris, just seconds before the fatal crash. Even from the fragmentary evidence so far available, it is clear that a serious probe should be launched into the possibility that a professional hit team deployed a mobile anti-personnel laser to incapacitate Diana’s driver.
A driver could be blinded with a laser
by Charles B. Stevens
The British media, a ‘strategy of tension,’ and murder
by Scott Thompson
A chronology of the character assassination against Princess Diana, President Clinton, and Lyndon LaRouche.
International
U.S. team urges expanded North Korea famine relief
by Kathy Wolfe
U.S. Rep. Tony Hall and Gen. Raymond Davis returned from a fact-finding tour of North Korea, and reported on the full dimensions of the tragedy ongoing there.
Burundi dictator keeps more than 500,000 Hutus in concentration camps
by Uwe Friesecke
A portrait of Pierre Buyoya
Burundi’s battle for freedom and the dignity of its people
An interview with Perpetue Nshimirimana-Gashaza.
Schiller Institute honors Heinrich Heine
by Werner Hartmann
India sends Lizzie home in disgrace
International Intelligence
National
Gilmore’s candidacy: threat to the nation’s future
by Nancy Spannaus
The Virginia gubernatorial race may turn out to be decisive for the political future of the United States.
Budget cuts devastate schools, police force in nation’s capital
Interviews with Wilma Harvey and Ron Hampton.
National News
