Volume 15, Number 6, February 5, 1988
Interviews
Dr. Allen Salzberg
by Kathleen Klenetsky
The director of medical services at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Miles City, Montana, will present his computer study on the AIDS epidemic in the United States to the staff of the President’s Commission on AIDS.
Renata Tebaldi
by Liliana Celani and Giuseppe Matteucci
The renowned operatic soprano discusses the importance of correct tuning for music and the voice.
Science & Technology
Starpower: The Quest for Fusion Energy Today
The Office of Technology Assessment’s “Starpower” detailed the different methods of attaining fusion energy. Part 2 of a series from the OTA’s report.
AIDS Update
New AIDS Study Warns of 25 Million Americans Dead by the Year 2008
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Fiscal Austerity Threatens Health Holocaust in Britain
by Mark Burdman
Virginia Law Would Test at 5 Years Old
AIDS Scare Reported in the Soviet Union
PANIC Indictments Called ‘Red Herring’
Departments
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
The Economy’s “Demanding Depths.”
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco and Silvia Palacios
Brazil’s Export-Led Recession.
Report from Paris
by Yves Messer
Guillaume and His “Marshall Plan.”
Report from Rome
by Leonardo Servadio
Mafia Comeback on Libya-Malta Axis?
Mother Russia
by Luba George
Perestroika and the Muscovite Empire.
Northern Flank
by Göran Haglund
The Soviets Rearm on Norway’s Border.
Dateline Mexico
by Hugo López Ochoa
The Narco-Bolivian Model.
Editorial
The KGB Runs the Justice Department.
Economics
Bush-League Bankers Jeopardize U.S. Sovereignty
by Christopher White
New schemes are afoot to turn the dollar into a piece of toilet paper. None will save the bankrupt monetary system, but the refusal of U.S. financial and political circles to face reality has led to such desperation moves internationally.
New AIDS Study Warns of 25 Million Americans Dead by the Year 2008
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Fiscal Austerity Threatens Health Holocaust in Britain
by Mark Burdman
Currency Rates
Prudential-Bache Report Links Dollar Drop to Defense Cutbacks
by Kathleen Klenetsky
International Credit
by Galliano Maria Speri
The Russians, and De Benedetti’s Blitz.
Business Briefs
Music
Tebaldi: High Tuning Is the Cancer of the Voice
by Liliana Celani and Giuseppe Matteucci
Feature
Colombia Hostage to Drug Mafia ‘Extraditables’
by Robyn Quijano
In kidnaping a Bogota mayoral candidate and killing the Attorney General, the cocaine czars known as the “extraditables” have declared total war on the country.
Barco’s Tolerance of the Narco-Takeover of Colombia
A chronology of the step-by-step capitulation of the State to the drug mob.
The War against Extradition
A 15-Point War-Plan To Stop Drug Traffic
From the March 13, 1985 message by U.S. presidential candidate Lyndon LaRouche to a Mexico City conference on the illegal drug traffic.
The Narco-Terrorist Alliance
The Politics of Usury: The Banks’ Role in Narco-Terrorism
International
British Blast Shevardnadze’s ‘Bullying, Insolence’ in Bonn
by Mark Burdman
The Soviet foreign minister brazenly stated that France and Britain would “not be allowed” to modernize their nuclear arsenals—and the outraged response is: “We are not colonies yet.” But Mrs. Thatcher does not seem to appreciate that the entire arms control process must be derailed.
A Politician Groomed To Be German Chancellor in the INF Era
by Rainer Apel
A profile of Baden-Württemberg Governor Lothar Spaeth.
Soviet Military Men Rise in Party Apparat
by Rachel Douglas
Demjanjuk Frame-Up Flounders as New Evidence of KGB Fraud Emerges
by Joseph Brewda
And once again, it proves that an entire section of the U.S. Justice Department, as well as the Israeli establishment, works for the Soviets.
New Crisis Confronts Philippines Military
by Linda de Hoyos
Atomic Waste ‘Scandal’ Threatens West German Nuclear Industry
by Ralf Schauerhammer
Italy Weighs Amnesty for Terrorists
by Antonio Gaspari
International Intelligence
National
Charges of Soviet Cheating Dominate INF Hearings
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Explosive new revelations greeted the opening of the INF treaty hearings, and could lead to Senate rejection of the “New Munich” pact.
Documentation: Statements by Sen. Jesse Helms, Sen. Richard Shelby, and former Ambassador Evan Gaibraith.
After INF Treaty Signing, American Establishment Grows More Isolationist
by Scott Thompson
LaRouche Appears on Prime Time TV
by Marla Minnicino
He’s qualified for the ballot in 14 states, and been heard by millions via television broadcast for the first time in four years.
Elephants and Donkeys
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Bradley Visits Moscow; Candidacy Next? — Terry and Gore: Married in Moscow? — A Deal between Bush and Kemp?
Eye on Washington
by Nicholas F. Benton
German Expert Warns of Soviet Plans.
National News
