The Unz Review: An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
In These Times • 35 Years, 874 Issues, 17,501 Articles, 25,491pp
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- So the Carter Era Begins ..., p. 2
- Jamaica Election Violence Laid to U.S., p. 3
- UAW Contract Gives No Cause for Cheering, p. 3
- Close for Carter Not for Congress, p. 4
- Labor Went All Out, p. 4
- Blacks Decisive, North and South, p. 4
- Puerto Rican Vote Not Necessarily for Statehood, p. 4
- A-Controls Blitzed, p. 5
- The Battle of the Bottles, p. 5
- We Stole It Fair and Square', p. 5
- Farmworkers Lose - The Fight Goes on, p. 5
- East Bay Left Comes Back to Life, p. 6
- If Democracy Means Anything', p. 6
- Union Organizer Faces Bomb Charge, p. 7
- Entrapment Comes Back, p. 7
- Right Builds Money Base, p. 8
- Immigration Door Swings Closed, p. 8
- Foreign Policy, p. 9 A New Reality, a New Consensus
- U.N. Assembly Votes to Embargo South Africa, p. 9
- Soviets Adopt 5-Year Plan - Heavy Industry Still Rules, p. 10
- China's Contradictions Home to Roost, p. 11
- $20 Million in Green Garbage Bags, pp. 12-14
- You Must Be a Pinko Breaker, p. 15
- What a Life Working Woman Leads - Or So It Says, p. 15
- Cab Companies Use Leasing to Boost Profits, p. 16
- Left' Party Crashes TV, p. 16
- Woody Allen, p. 17 A Winner for a Change
- Maltz: The Real Thing, p. 17
- Alex and the Gypsy Never Get It Together, p. 17
- Holmes and Freud Are Stylish Fun, p. 18
- [+]Commitment to Inequality (Review) , p. 18Racial Equality in America, by John Hope Franklin
- Racial Equality in America by John Hope Franklin
- [+]A New Kind of People's History (Review) , p. 19Real Life: Louisville in the Twenties, by Michael Lesy
- Real Life: Louisville in the Twenties by Michael Lesy
- [+]From Creation to Winning the West (Review) , p. 19Centennial, by James A. Michener
- Centennial by James A. Michener
- [+]Cranberry Island' Life-Valuing Continues (Review) , p. 19Book of the Cranberry Islands, by Richard Grossinger
- Book of the Cranberry Islands by Richard Grossinger
- Esther Phillips, p. 20 Don't Miss Her
- Average White Band, p. 21 'Outrageously Black, Outrageously Good'
- Which Way Carter?, p. 22
- Letters, pp. 22-23
- A Job Whose Time Has Come, p. 24
November 15, 1976 Issue - 39 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationIn ShortIn the WorldLife in the U.S.In ShortArt & EntertainmentIn These Times- Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' on, p. 2
- Shah's Agents Threaten Students, p. 3
- Washington Post Pressmen Ready for Trial, p. 3
- Million-Dollar Stevens' Boycott, p. 4
- Pentagon Moves to Tie Carter to Fat Budget, p. 4
- NPA: Fighting for the Neighborhoods, p. 5
- Redlining Strangles Inner Cities, p. 5
- New Start for Rural America?, p. 6
- Labor Movement - Stuck But Stirring, p. 7
- Korean Disclosures, p. 8 D.C. Gets Hotter
- The Changing of the Guard and People, p. 8
- World Leaders Gather for Socialist Congress, p. 9
- Counterattack against British House of Lords, p. 9
- Rhodesian Future in Doubt, p. 9
- In Short, p. 9
- French Feminism, p. 10 A Fight on Two Levels
- A Leftwing Government Is Not Enough', p. 11
- You Should See What You're Missing!, pp. 12-14
- Scoundrel' Fighters Feted, p. 15
- Smith Act Trial Reenacted in North Carolina, p. 15
- Saving Whales, p. 16
- Physicians Criticize Cold Remedies - Including aspirin, p. 16
- CIA, FBI Activities Span the Globe, p. 17
- Gladys Knight at the Pipe, p. 18
- Arabs, Oil and Connery - Chic, Cynical Cinema, p. 18
- Italian Detective Thriller Portrays Political Intrigue, p. 18
- [+]A Map of Religious America (Review) , p. 19A Nation of Behavers, by Martin E. Marty
- A Nation of Behavers by Martin E. Marty
- [+]Wallace in Retrospect: A Lesson for Today? (Review) , p. 20Henry Wallace, Harry Truman, and the Cold War, by Richard J. Walton
- Henry Wallace, Harry Truman, and the Cold War by Richard J. Walton
- Andre Malraux, p. 20 Engaged Intellectual
- New Books for Kids, pp. 20-21
- Can Israel-Palestine Problem Be Solved?, p. 22
- Know Your Supreme Court Decisions, p. 23
- The Essentially Conservative Moynihan, p. 23
- Labor and Electoral Politics, p. 24
November 29, 1976 Issue - 34 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationIn the WorldLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentIn These Times- Carter, p. 2 Up against the Big Steel
- Mexico's Classic Dilemma Looms, p. 3
- Defense Contractors Getting Higher Profits, p. 3
- Sadlowski vs. McBride, p. 4 Tough, Tight Race
- Information, Please, p. 4 ATT Tells All
- GAO Charges Indian Health Service Abuses, p. 4
- Labor's Differing Attitudes on Controls, p. 5
- When a Rank-And-Filer Sues the Teamsters Union ..., p. 6
- Pardons, Power, Politics, p. 6
- Jimmy Carter's Fair-Haired Banker Boy Moves up, p. 7
- In Short, p. 8
- Amy Carter, Thaddeus Stevens, and the D.C. Public Schools, p. 8
- Cuba Seeks to Ease Tensions, Entertains U.S. Policymakers, p. 9
- International Business Stuck in Slump, p. 9
- Half-Million Prisoners in 112 Countries, p. 10
- Refugees Everywhere, p. 10
- Socialism and Workers Control, p. 11
- Remembering the Rid 7 Years Ago, pp. 12-14 Chicago Panthers in Life and Death
- Union Maid Sees Hope for Labor, Women Today, p. 15
- TV Hustles Sports Fans, p. 15 "There's Gold in Them Thar Games."
- LEAA: Funding Big Brother at the Local Police Level, p. 16
- Bugging Baldwin Park, p. 16
- Marathon Man Runs - But ..., p. 17
- Truffaut's Christmas Present, p. 18 Children at Their Most Charming
- [+]Lesbian Literary History - At Last (Review) , p. 19Sex Variant Women in Literature, by Jeannette Howard Foster
- Sex Variant Women in Literature by Jeannette Howard Foster
- [+]Missing Most of Ma Bell's Muck (Review) , p. 19The Phone Book, by J. Edward Hyde
- The Phone Book by J. Edward Hyde
- [+]Toward Eurocapitalism (Review) , p. 19Rio Report, by Jan Tinbergen
- Rio Report by Jan Tinbergen
- [+]How to Roll Your Own (Review) , p. 20Bake Bread!, by Hannah Solomon
- Bake Bread! by Hannah Solomon
- [+]Cherokee Hidden History - 'Just beyond Our View' (Review) , p. 20To Spoil the Sun, by Joyce Rockwood
- To Spoil the Sun by Joyce Rockwood
- Genetic I.Q. Data Faked, p. 21
- The Return of Rule by Injunction, p. 22
- Analyzing Carter Appointments beyond a 'Rainbow Cabinet', p. 23
- Despite the Obstacles, College Is a Good Bet for Workers, p. 23
- Swine Flu, p. 24 A Shot of Health Politics
- PBB Again, p. 24 Who Controls the Controllers?
December 6, 1976 Issue - 35 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationIn ShortIn the WorldLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentIn These Times- Carter, p. 2
- Spanish Socialists Boycott Vote, p. 2
- Missile X May up the Arms Race Ante, p. 3
- Lockheed Scandal Affects Japanese Elections, p. 3
- House Leader, p. 4 The 'Congressman from Convair'
- Supreme Court 'Legalizes Sex Discrimination', p. 4
- Chicago Grand Jury Harasses Puerto Ricans, p. 4
- Down the Drain, p. 5 The New York Fiscal Debacle
- Activists Fight U.S. Corporations' Role in Korea, p. 6
- Vance: Diplomatic Ambiguity, p. 7
- Transition to Carter Starts to Sour Slightly, p. 7
- Deportation for Philip Agee?, p. 8
- New Quebec Rulers Cautious on Separation, p. 9
- U.S. Wages Attract Foreign Investment, p. 10
- You Gotta Go Out and Join the Union, pp. 11-12
- Busting Unions at J.P. Stevens, p. 13
- Voters Reject N.C. Anti-Union Drive, p. 14
- Crusaders Boost Right, p. 15
- Here's Life' Leader Is Militant Anticommunist, p. 15
- Wage Gap between Men and Women Increases, p. 15
- Workers Strike against Alternative Paper, p. 16
- Network' - TV Madness on Film, p. 17
- Tunnel Vision Traps Social Workers, p. 17
- PBS Airs Best in Children's Shows, p. 18
- [+]Debunking Myths That Control Children (Review) , p. 18The Myth of the Hyperactive Child, by Peter Schrag and Diane Divosky
- The Myth of the Hyperactive Child by Peter Schrag and Diane Divosky
- Citizens' Group Acts against Ads Aimed at the 'Children Market', p. 19
- Gil Scott-Heron, p. 20 A New Popular Musician with Less Glitter, More Politics
- Does Britain Need a House of Lords?, p. 21
- Letters, p. 22
- NASA's 'Life on Mars' Search, p. 23 The Reasons behind the Charade
- The Anti-Abortion Movement Is a Force to Be Reckoned with, p. 23
- Congress Challenges the President, p. 24
December 13, 1976 Issue - 31 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationIn the WorldLaborLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentIn These Times- Season's Cheer More and Less, p. 2
- Manley Wins by Landslide in Jamaica, p. 3
- Controversial Appointments, p. 3
- Blumenthal, p. 3 Soft Sell for Big Profits
- Stop Strangling Cities, Says Conference, p. 4
- Farmers Organize for Survival, p. 5
- Legal Precedent May Undermine Affirmative Action, p. 5
- Seniority Clashes with Affirmative Action, p. 6
- Organizing Women, Blacks, p. 6 Labor's Come a Long Way
- Unions Discriminate Too, p. 7
- FBI Agent Testifies in Hampton Suit, p. 8
- Justice Dept. Refuses to Notify FBI Targets, p. 8
- Mexican Agrarian Conflict, p. 9
- New U.S. Africa Policy Urged, p. 10
- South African Leader Urges Official Investigation of Political Detainees, p. 10
- Black Leaders Push Carter vs. S. Africa, p. 10
- Brezhnev Balancing Act Works for Now, p. 11
- A Fight for the Streets That No One's Really Winning, pp. 12-13
- There's Gold in Them Thar Dumps, p. 14
- Agency Speakers Are Big Biz on Campus, p. 15
- Detroit Man Found Innocent after 18 Years in Prison, p. 15
- Betting on the American Dream, p. 16
- The CB Cracklestatic and Mr. FCC, p. 16
- Tokyo Rose Wants Off Merry-Go-Round, p. 17
- Mary Travers, p. 18 '80s Will Be Splendid
- Homosexuality Hits the Big Screen, p. 19
- Two Lesbian Poets, p. 19
- [+]The Making of a Radical Doctor (Review) , p. 20White Coat, Clenched Fist, by Fitzhugh Mullan, M.D.
- White Coat, Clenched Fist by Fitzhugh Mullan, M.D.
- [+]Ho Hum, Vonnegut Again (Review) , p. 20Slapstick, or Lonesome No More!, by Kurt Vonnegut
- Slapstick, or Lonesome No More! by Kurt Vonnegut
- Real Unemployment Is Double Official Rate, p. 21
- Letters, p. 22
- Death Penalty Is Class Punishment; Socialists Must Join Opposition, p. 23
- Part-Time Workers Move Around a Lot - But 'Non-Career Career' Is Revolving Door, p. 23
- Retrieve the Legislative Branch, p. 24
December 20, 1976 Issue - 34 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationIn the WorldLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentIn These Times- Old Wine in New Year Bottles, p. 2
- Bossism after the Boss?, p. 3
- Wheeling and Dealing for Daley's Legacy, p. 3
- Who Is-And Was-Griffin Bell?, p. 4
- Carter Appointments Threaten Support, p. 5
- Multinationals, p. 6 Labor, Business Clash
- Camp Pendleton Racial Violence, p. 7
- Tanker Explosion Triggers Fight for Harbor Safety, p. 7
- It's Tough to Fight a Two-Front War', p. 8
- PLO Ready to Compromise?, p. 9
- Rabin Resigns, p. 9 Israel Faces New Elections
- Australian Unions Foil Corporate Developers, p. 10
- Sweden's Nuclear Power Remains Unchecked, p. 10
- The Emperor Bokassa, p. 11
- His Words Danced, p. 12
- [+]Bound for Glory: Too Cool about a Bad Time (Review) , pp. 13-14Bound for Glory (1976 Film), by Hal Ashby
- Bound for Glory (1976 Film) by Hal Ashby
- Crime: The Pervasive American Syndrome, pp. 15-16
- [+]Independent Feature Film Captures Emotional Violence of Living in U.S. (Review) , p. 17Off the Wall (1977 Film), by Rick King
- Off the Wall (1977 Film) by Rick King
- [+]Son of Silent Movie Goes to Cucamonga (Review) , p. 18Nickelodeon
- Nickelodeon (1976 Film) by Peter Bogdanovich
- [+]A Good Look at Daily Life in the USSR-But Short on Economics (Review) , p. 18The Russians, by Hedrick Smith
- The Russians by Hedrick Smith
- [+]A Look at American's Women at Work (Review) , p. 19America's Working Women, by Rosalyn Fraad Baxandall, Linda Gordon, and Susan Reverby, ...
- America's Working Women by Rosalyn Fraad Baxandall, Linda Gordon, and Susan Reverby, ...
- American Family Life, pp. 19-20 Mostly Gloom
- Are We Naive and Blind to Union Bureaucracy?, p. 21
- Keynes and Carter, p. 22
- On the Banquet Trail of the Failure of American Journalism, p. 23
- Turning the Desert Green for International Agribusiness, p. 23
- Criminals Move in All Walks of Life, p. 24
- The Minor Party Vote, p. 24
- Blacks and Women in Carter's Cabinet, p. 24
January 5, 1977 Issue - 29 ArticlesNews FrontThe FuneralIn the NationIn the WorldArt & EntertainmentDialogIn These Times- An Icy Blast of Antarctic Air, p. 2
- Puerto Rican Oil Greases Ford Gambit?, p. 3
- New Conflict of Interest Rules, p. 4 A Step
- Calif. Decision Hits Property Tax, p. 4
- Attica Inmates Pardoned, But Books Not Closed, p. 5
- 20,000 Seeking Jobs on Carter's Team, p. 5
- Byrd and Baker to Lead Senate Parties, p. 5
- Enter Brzezinski, p. 6
- Brown Already Insider-Nothing New Likely, p. 6
- Carter Kills Populist Hopes Early-It's Now Up to the Left to Organize, p. 7
- Changes in U.S. Army Mean GIs May Unionize, p. 8
- Dynamic Young AFGE Leader Learns Power of Numbers, p. 8
- Sinn Fein Leader Seeks United Ireland, p. 9
- Scots, Welsh Parties Press for Autonomy, Threaten Labor Rule, p. 10
- New Study Sparks Mexican Abortion Controversy, p. 10
- Left Trend Stalled in Socialism International, p. 11
- Faceoff in the Steelworkers, pp. 12-14
- War on Crime Stays on the Streets, p. 15
- D.C. Antiwar Center Closes Doors, p. 16
- Making It to the Pros, p. 16 A Fading Dream
- [+]Birth Control's Past Unveiled (Review) , p. 17Woman's Body, Woman's Right, by Linda Perlman Gordon
- Woman's Body, Woman's Right by Linda Perlman Gordon
- [+]Secret Africa Study (Review) , p. 17The Kissinger Study of Southern Africa, by Mohamed A. El-Khawas and Barry Cohen
- The Kissinger Study of Southern Africa by Mohamed A. El-Khawas and Barry Cohen
- [+]Novel on Killers (Review) , p. 17The Mercenaries, by Gilles Tippette
- The Mercenaries by Gilles Tippette
- [+]Rocky: With Dignity a Loser Makes it (Review) , p. 18Rocky (1976 Film), by John G. Avildsen
- Rocky (1976 Film) by John G. Avildsen
- [+]Voyage: Stars Obscure Tragedy (Review) , p. 18Voyage of the Damned (1976 Film), by Stuart Rosenberg
- Voyage of the Damned (1976 Film) by Stuart Rosenberg
- [+]ABC TV Airs Roots in Eight-Part Series (Review) , p. 19Roots, by Alex Haley
- Roots by Alex Haley
- [+]A New Delight for Kids (Review) , p. 20Who in the Zoo?, by Wilma Shore
- Who in the Zoo? by Wilma Shore
- [+]Clear Material on Sex Education (Review) , pp. 20-21The Rand McNally Atlas of the Body and Mind, by Rand McNally
- The Rand McNally Atlas of the Body and Mind by Rand McNally
- Cigarettes, p. 22 Health Hazards Can't Compete with Big Business
- Effect of Steelworkers' No-Strike Pledge Disputed By New Findings, p. 23
- Blacks Are Now Primary Victims of Urban Decay and Federal Apathy, p. 23
- With the People Not the President, p. 24
January 12, 1977 Issue - 32 ArticlesNews FrontThe TrilateralsIn the WorldLife in the U.S.In These TimesArt & EntertainmentFilmsIn These Times- Poisoned Puppies Seek Revenge, p. 2
- Carter Package, p. 3 Same Old Business
- "A Mosquito on an Elephant's Rump", p. 3
- A "Real Farmer" at USDA, p. 4
- Food Stamp Blues Hit Congress, p. 5
- Carter's Farm Policy - To Support or Not to Support, p. 5
- New Englanders Fight Food Dependency, p. 6
- Labor to Demand Job Security in '77 Talks, p. 7
- Sadlowski and McBride Trade Money Charges, p. 7
- In Short, p. 8
- Public Artists under Fire in S.F., p. 8
- China Leaders Stake Future on New Industrial Strategy, p. 9
- Easily France's Worst Newspaper and One of the Worst in the World, p. 10
- Vietnam's Prisoners, p. 11 Human Rights at Stake?
- India's CP Breaks with Indira Gandhi, p. 11
- 1: Caribbean Leftist Regimes Batten down Their Hatches, p. 12
- 2: Palestinian Resistance Focuses Mideast Conflict, p. 12
- 3: Communist Spectre Southern Europe Nations, p. 12
- 4: Rhodesian Black Rule Near, South Africa Protest Grows, p. 13
- Exploring Southern Labor, p. 14
- Health in Short, p. 14
- Jessie Lloyd O'Connor, p. 15 One of the Foot Soldiers
- What Next?, p. 15
- Can't Reform Them, So Punish Them, p. 16
- [+]October Light: Two Novels One Boring, One Brilliant (Review) , p. 17October Light, by John Gardner
- October Light by John Gardner
- [+]Polish Poet Visits Homeland (Review) , p. 17Polish Profiles, by Antoni Gronowicz
- Polish Profiles by Antoni Gronowicz
- [+]Mort Sahl Plays the Lone Ranger (Review) , p. 17Heartland, by Mort Sahl
- Heartland by Mort Sahl
- [+]Elaine May Is No Lina Wertmuller (Review) , p. 18Mikey and Nicky (1976 Film), by Elaine May
- Mikey and Nicky (1976 Film) by Elaine May
- [+]You Should Have Seen Kong I (Review) , p. 18King Kong (1976 Film), by John Guillermin
- King Kong (1976 Film) by John Guillermin
- [+]Goya - The Artist of an Aborted Revolution (Review) , p. 19Goya and the Impossible Revolution, by Gwyn A. Williams
- Goya and the Impossible Revolution by Gwyn A. Williams
- Television, p. 20 Who's Who's on Prime Time
- Theater, p. 20 Interracial Mime Troupe Writes Collectively
- Opinion, p. 21 Lawrence Klein: Carter's Man behind the Scene
- Letters, p. 22
- Will National Health Insurance Insure Anyone's Better Health?, p. 23
- The Westway in New York Will Help the Auto Industry, Not Mass Transit, p. 23
- Ban the Klan, p. 24 A Trap to Avoid
January 19, 1977 Issue - 37 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationIn ShortIn the WorldHot SportsLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentIn These Times- Even Our Great Nation, p. 2
- Marching Away from King's Dream, p. 3
- Ford-Carter Budget Burdens Poor, p. 4
- Imported Color TVs, p. 5 To Quota or Not to Quota
- Little Progress in Integrating Suburbs, p. 6
- In Search of the Coffee Bean, p. 7
- Soviet Anti-Semitism, p. 8 Is It Becoming Worse?
- Thais Seek U.S. Nuclear Weapons, p. 9
- A New French Revolution? - United French Left Makes Sharp Gains, p. 10
- Daley's Legacy, p. 11 Homegrown American Totalitarianism
- Daley and Labor, p. 12 No Mavericks Allowed
- Daley and Finances, p. 12 Historical Luck
- Daley and Blacks, p. 13 Plantation Politics and Racist Stubbornness
- Post Mortems, p. 14 The Least of a Bad Deal
- Daley the Builder, p. 14 Chicago Still Crumbles
- Job-Related Cancer on the Rise, p. 15
- Put Crime on Social Change Agenda, p. 16
- PTA Launches National Campaign to Reduce Violence on TV, p. 17
- [+]De Niro Does It Again (Review) , p. 18The Last Tycoon (1976 Film), by Elia Kazan
- The Last Tycoon (1976 Film) by Elia Kazan
- Requiem for Mary Richards, p. 18
- [+]Unlimited Options Prove Limiting for Grads of '65 (Review) , p. 19What Really Happened to the Class of '65, by Michael Medved and David Wallechinsky
- What Really Happened to the Class of '65 by Michael Medved and David Wallechinsky
- [+]Louise Nevelson Talks about Her Life and Art (Review) , p. 19Dawns and Dusks, by Louise Nevelson and Diana McKown Nevelson
- Dawns and Dusks by Louise Nevelson and Diana McKown Nevelson
- Where Have All the Folk Songs Gone?, p. 20
- Carter's Little Labor Pills, p. 21
- Letters, p. 22
- The Right to Representation in Union Grievance Procedure, p. 23
- The Failure of Popular Socialism, p. 23 ITT Misplaces the Blame
- China Shakes the Maoists, p. 24
- Sick Transit Inglorious EPA, p. 24
January 26, 1977 Issue - 29 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationIn ShortIn the WorldChicago after DaleyLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentIn These Times- Little Mercy from That Quarter, p. 2
- Local "Red Squads" under Attack Across Country, p. 3
- California Housing Group Organizes, p. 4
- Hayden Forces Take Step Towards Organization, p. 4
- Capitol Beat, p. 5
- Carter's Pardon Pleases Few Angers Many, p. 5
- Immigrants from Over the Border, p. 6
- La Migra Harassment Continues, p. 7
- San Ysidro, p. 7 Caught in the Crossfire
- Congress Reconsidering "Rodino Bill" This Year, pp. 7-8
- Mondale's Trilateral Trip, p. 9
- Left Unites Around Common Program, p. 10
- Smith Faces Renewed Rhodesia War, p. 11
- ZANU Places Hopes on Armed Struggle, p. 11
- Kopple Gets Things Done, p. 12
- [+]Harlan County, USA: Still Bloody and Violent (Review) , p. 13Harlan County, U.S.A. (1976 Film), by Barbara Kopple
- Harlan County, U.S.A. (1976 Film) by Barbara Kopple
- Women's Studies Assoc. Meets, p. 14
- Intelligence Test Weed Out Brightest, p. 15
- If You're Smart, Turn the Other Cheek, p. 15
- Christians for Socialism, p. 16
- Ten Best Films of '76, p. 17 No Consensus
- A Worst Seller List for '76, p. 17 Fiction, Biography, Poetry
- [+]A Poet Remembers Her Loves (Review) , p. 18A World of Light, by May Sarton
- A World of Light by May Sarton
- New York Poets Call Review Racist Sexist, p. 18
- [+]How Socialism Worked in U.S. (Review) , p. 19Socialism and the Cities, by Bruce M. Stave
- Socialism and the Cities by Bruce M. Stave
- [+]Moynihan Report Gets Coup De Grace from Gutman's Black Family (2 Reviews) , p. 19Blaming the Victim, by William Ryan
- Blaming the Victim by William Ryan
- The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom, 1750-1925 by Herbert G. Gutman
- 1976 Music, pp. 19-20 The Major key Is Detachment
- Why Does Cater Fancy Vance?, p. 21
- Marginal Work Is on the Rise as Traditional Jobs Evaporate, p. 22
- Dialog, p. 22
- Murdoch Gobbles Felker. From the Belly He Cries "I Shall Return", p. 23
- The CIA Comes Back Fighting, Has Carter on the Defensive, p. 23
- A Good Enough Ocean with Plenty of Fish, p. 24
February 2, 1977 Issue - 33 ArticlesNews FrontIn the WorldLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooksPoetryBooksMusicIn These Times- The Iceage Cometh?, p. 2
- Unions Push Labor Law Reform, p. 3
- South Korea's Park Sinks from U.S. Betrayal, p. 3
- Who Will Control New Forms of Life?, p. 4
- Peoples Business Commission Attacks Private DNA Research, p. 4
- War Resisters Meet, Protest Carter Amnesty, p. 5
- Nash Rodriguez, p. 6 Not Satisfied with Status Quo
- Cities Adopt Residence Rules, p. 7
- Consumer Group Makes Bank Pay, p. 8
- Teamsters Close Field Offices in California, p. 8
- Eastern European Dissenters Revive, p. 9
- Communists Adapt to New Conditions, pp. 10-13
- "Effective" Antipoverty Group Resists Cutoff, p. 14
- Gov. Ella Grasso Is No Feminist, p. 15
- Wilmington Citizens Resist Hospital Removal, p. 16
- Heart Disease, p. 17 A Killer on the Rise
- [+]Sometimes a Woman Is Safer on the Street (Review) , p. 18Battered Wives, by Del Martin
- Battered Wives by Del Martin
- [+]Simone Weil: She Grasped the Essence and Acted on It (Review) , p. 18Simone Weil: A life, by Simone Petrement
- Simone Weil: A life by Simone Petrement
- Eighty Million Americans Watch Roots on TV, p. 19
- Alternative Networks Give Public a Chance, pp. 19-20
- Food and Politics, p. 21 Scarcity Amidst Plenty
- Letters, p. 22
- Enoch Powell Speech Helps Switch on British Racism, p. 23
- Carter Surrenders to Corporate Interests, p. 24
- Repression in Russia and Eastern Europe, p. 24
February 9, 1977 Issue - 25 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationIn the WorldLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentIn These Times- Links or Ground It's Still Sausage, p. 2
- Sadlowski Loses, Will Continue Fight, p. 3
- Young to Africa, p. 3 US Policy Change
- Carter Declines to Appoint Alternative Economist to CEA, p. 4
- Carter Backs Paul Warnke in Arms Control Skirmish, p. 4
- Wilmington Ten Case Sounds Bell on Frameup, p. 4
- Seabrook, p. 5 Self Determination at Stake
- HRP Independent Rejoins Democrats, p. 6
- Socialist Victory in Ypsilanti?, p. 6
- Berkeley Electoral Alliance Split Over Communist, p. 7
- Andrew Young, p. 8 From SCLC to UN
- Italian CPers Link Fate to Czechs, p. 9
- Dictatorship Out, Democracy in, pp. 10-13
- In the Race for Offshore Oil New Bill Would Define Some Limits, p. 14
- Football Fantasy and Class Conflict, p. 15
- E's Gone and Invented a Non-Sexist Pronoun, Blimey, p. 15
- Tenants Win in San Francisco, p. 16
- Folk Music Alive and Well in Chicago, p. 17
- [+]Folk Performers and Protesters in New Books (2 Reviews) , p. 17Folk Music, by Kristin Baggelaar and Donald Milton
- Folk Music by Kristin Baggelaar and Donald Milton
- Minstrels of the Dawn by Jerome L. Rodnitzky
- Shrunken and Distorted Version of Roots on TV, p. 18
- [+]An Exodus Without a Moses (Review) , p. 19Exodusters, by Nell Irvin Painter
- Exodusters by Nell Irvin Painter
- [+]Life Is Rigorous in Suburbia (Review) , p. 19The Grass Is Always Greener Over the Septic Tank, by Erma Bombeck
- The Grass Is Always Greener Over the Septic Tank by Erma Bombeck
- Brownsville Raid Is Good Get for TV, p. 19
- [+]Bigger Is Better in Burglaries By Subversive Suburbanites (Review) , p. 20Fun with Dick and Jane (1977 Film), by Ted Kotcheff
- Fun with Dick and Jane (1977 Film) by Ted Kotcheff
- Tailgunner Joe, p. 21 Political Torpedo for Power Elite
- Letters, p. 22
- The Theory of Evolution Is Still a Threat to Racist Regimes Like That of South Africa, p. 23
- According to the Law, There Are Thousands of Living Dead, p. 23
- Remember When the AAA Killed a Million Hogs a Day?, p. 24
February 16, 1977 Issue - 29 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationCapitol BeatIn the WorldLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooksTelevisionBooksFilmIn These Times- Labor's Untold Stories, p. 2
- Some Day Panama Might own Its Canal, p. 3
- Cocky Soglin Comes in Second in Madison Race, p. 3
- Property Tax Rebellion in Massachusetts, p. 4
- Citizens Review Commission Takes on FBI in Minnesota, p. 4
- The Story of Two Pauls, p. 5 Not a Morality Lesson
- Village Voice Workers Organize into a Union, p. 5
- History Lingers, Prevents IUE-UE Merger, p. 6
- Random Samples, p. 7
- Israeli Labor Party Rocked By Scandal, p. 8
- Mexico's Lopez Portillo Woos U.S. Dollars with Carrots and Stick, p. 9
- Should British Workers Also Be Bosses?, p. 10
- Sevareid's England Sinks into the North Sea, pp. 10-13
- What Has It Done for us Lately?, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Education in Crisis, p. 16 The Gains of the '60s under Attack
- Female Sexuality Reaches New Hites-Masturbation Is the New in Thing, p. 17
- Labor and the Law-Public Ownership & Workers' Control, p. 17
- One Big Union at the Herald-Examiner, p. 18
- Red Squad Files, p. 19 Like a Soap Opera
- Self Help in Andes Village, p. 20
- New "Ministers" Avoid Taxes, p. 20
- [+]His Object All Sublime, to Make the Energy Fit the Task (Review) , p. 21The Poverty of Power, by Barry Commoner
- The Poverty of Power by Barry Commoner
- [+]Ferlinghetti's Seventh: One of Whitman's "Wild Children" Sings His Mind (Review) , p. 22Who Are We Now?, by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
- Who Are We Now? by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
- Merce Cunningham Tours, p. 22
- Anderson Birthday Celebrated, p. 23
- Children's Corner, p. 23
- Lincoln Brigade's Fight against Fascism, p. 24
February 23, 1977 Issue - 28 ArticlesNews FrontCommentaryIn the WorldIn These TimesHard Times in Upstate NY Brings Citizen ActionArt & EntertainmentDanceMusicLife in the U.S.- Ford's Men, p. 2 Where Are They Now?
- Rent Control, p. 3 A Rising Issue
- British Labor Party's Right Wing Still in the Saddle, p. 3
- Charter Reform in Boston Brings Out All Interest Groups, p. 4
- Sam Brown Shakes Up the Banks, p. 5
- Making Socialism 'Mainstream' - DSOC Builds on Its Strengths, pp. 6-7
- Washington Report, p. 8
- Wildcat Strikes Spread in Southern Illinois Mines, p. 8
- Is Carter for Real on Human Rights?, p. 9
- Students Charge U.S. Hinders Inquiry into Iranian Arrests, p. 9
- Saudi Fear of Left Fuels OPEC Split, p. 10
- Coups, Civil War Wrack Ethiopia, p. 11
- When Germany Cried Wolf!, pp. 12-13
- The Corporate Rule or Ruin "Trade-Off", p. 14
- The "Impeccable Maurice" Is Dead, p. 15 In Memory of Great Marxist Scholar
- Letters, p. 15
- Congress Losing Control of Foreign Aid to Closed-Door Executive Agencies, p. 16
- Cynicism - An American Way of Life Afflicting Working Class and the Left, p. 16
- Health Care Stalemated in Chaos of Private Profiteering at Public Expense, p. 17
- 40 Years of Getting People Together, p. 18
- Smokey Now Carries a Big Stick, p. 19
- Consumers Fleeing Computerized Check-Out, p. 19
- Montana Jackalope Visits San Clemente, p. 20
- [+]Sexual Arrangements Must Be Altered in a Revolutionary Way (Review) , p. 21The Mermaid and the Minotaur, by Dorothy Dinnerstein
- The Mermaid and the Minotaur by Dorothy Dinnerstein
- [+]Smedley on Chinese Women (Review) , p. 21Portraits of Chinese Women in Revolution, by Agnes Smedley, Jan Mackinnon, and Steve Ma...
- Portraits of Chinese Women in Revolution by Agnes Smedley, Jan Mackinnon, and Steve Mackinnon, ...
- [+]A Funny Thing Happened to Them on Way to Success as Stand-Up Comedians (Review) , p. 22Comedians, by Trevor Griffiths and Mike Nichols
- Comedians by Trevor Griffiths and Mike Nichols
- [+]Freaky Friday: Not for Females (Review) , p. 22Freaky Friday, by Mary Rodgers
- Freaky Friday by Mary Rodgers
- [+]Private (Left) Eye Hunts Hollywood Witchhunters (Review) , p. 23Hollywood and Levine, by Andrew Bergman Ballantine
- Hollywood and Levine by Andrew Bergman Ballantine
- Master of Teen Tragedy Takes a Curtain Call, p. 23
- The Times Is a-Changing, p. 24
March 2, 1977 Issue - 30 ArticlesNews FrontIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooksLife in the U.S.- Ford's Men, p. 2
- Public Obloquy?, p. 2
- Carter's Budget Not Enough, p. 3
- Carter Reneges on Pentagon Promises, p. 3
- Carter's Breeder-Reactor Budget Cuts Ineffectual, p. 4
- Hayden Forces Meet to Build Political Coalition - Looking to a New California Majority, p. 5
- Economic Democracy - New Phase of Struggle, p. 5
- Illinois Miners Defy Court and Company, p. 6
- Busing and Bicultural Programs at Issue in L.A., p. 7
- Undersea Mining at Issue with New Law of Sea, p. 8
- South Africa's Suspect Suicides, p. 9
- NATO Rescued by Soviet Arms Scare, p. 10
- Rape What's Being Done to Stop It?, pp. 11-14
- Interna'l Women's Day - It's World Movement, p. 15
- Human Rights Rights Should Begin at Home, p. 15
- Carter's Budget Deficit Due to Military Spending, p. 15
- London Police Are Threatening to Strike for First Time Since 1919, p. 16
- A Socialist Is Running for President in the Patrolman's Benevolent Association, p. 16
- Letters, p. 17
- An Open Letter to the PLO, p. 18 It's Time to Recognize Israel Is Here to Stay
- Was Sadlowski Out of Joint with the Times?, p. 18
- San Francisco's Unorthodox Sheriff, p. 19
- Arts and Crafts May Be Hazardous to Health, p. 20
- American Artist Talks about (and Through) Her Paintings, p. 21
- [+]Tangled Tale of Irish Troubles (Review) , p. 21Trinity, by Leon Uris
- Trinity by Leon Uris
- [+]Childbirth at Home - A Lost Cause (Review) , p. 22The Chicago Maternity Center Story (1977 Film), by Jerry Blumenthal
- The Chicago Maternity Center Story (1977 Film) by Jerry Blumenthal
- Canadian Pulp Workers Take over Runaway Plant, p. 22
- The Tubes on the Tightrope between Satire and Decadence, p. 23
- Visions' Threatened by Bias in Favor of BBC, p. 23
- Don't Call Them "Baby" Anymore, p. 24
March 9, 1977 Issue - 29 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentFilmLife in the U.S.- Such as Revolt in Eastern Europe, p. 2
- Labor Sets Its Agenda, p. 3
- Atlanta's Black Leadership Falters, p. 4
- Labor's Tough Line on Defense, Dissidents and Nukes, p. 5
- Labor Sets Its Agenda at Bal Harbour Meeting, p. 5
- The FBI Campaign against Women, p. 6
- Congress Considering Grand Jury Reforms, p. 7
- Confrontation with Steven's Board, p. 8
- Indian Election Shakes Gandhi Rule, p. 9
- "Jerusalem, Palestine; Acre, Palestine", p. 10
- Left and Right Vie for French Votes, p. 11
- Two-Time Oscar Winner Ring Lardner Jr. Looks inside the Oscars, p. 12
- Lardner on How the Academy Was Driven to Ending the Blacklist, p. 13
- The Unnatural Uses of Natural Gas, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Education Camps or Tiger Cages?, p. 16
- Press Profit-Motive Violates Right to Fair Trial, p. 17
- Americans Need a New Diet, p. 18
- [+]Common Sense for Hard Times (Review) , p. 19Common Sense for Hard Times, by Jeremy Brecher and Tim Gostelle
- Common Sense for Hard Times by Jeremy Brecher and Tim Gostelle
- A Record Boycott over Portrayal of Women, p. 20
- Carolina Worker Sues for Brown Lung Damages, p. 20
- [+]Brothel 8, at Last a Great Feminist Film! (Review) , p. 21Sandakan #8 (1974 Film), by Kei Kumai
- Sandakan #8 (1974 Film) by Kei Kumai
- [+]Hite Report Suggests a New Society Is the Solution (Review) , p. 22The Hite Report on Male Sexuality, by Shere Hite
- The Hite Report on Male Sexuality by Shere Hite
- [+]New York City Lives Records Humor, Heroism of Survivors (Review) , p. 23City Lives, by James Wagenvoord
- City Lives by James Wagenvoord
- Jamaica Reggae Singer Proves too Political for U.S. "Music Machine", p. 23
- A Great NBA Season If You Don't Live in Buffalo or Long Island, p. 24
March 16, 1977 Issue - 26 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- Who Is to Judge?, p. 2
- Did Goldwaters Break the Law?, p. 3
- Left Wins 32 Major French Cities, p. 3
- New Hope for Wilmington Defendants, p. 4
- Reorganization Essential to Maintaining Control, p. 5
- John Lewis Second in Atlanta Primary He Will Be in Run-Off on April 5, p. 5
- Teamsters, UFW End 7-Year Seige, p. 6
- Labor News Views Blues, p. 7
- West Virginia Wildcat Strikes Protest Mine Dangers, p. 7
- The FBI Campaign against Women, p. 8
- Italian Students Take to the Streets, p. 9
- "The Israelis Are Making War on Our Right to Live", p. 10
- Madrid Meeting of Eurocommunists, p. 11
- From the Lone Ranger to Mr. Peanut..., pp. 12-13
- Toward a Popular Politics for the Left, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Eurocommunism: Opportunism or the Best Hope for the Left?, p. 16
- Labor and the Law, p. 17 Grieving: Five Steps to Failure
- Are Our Cities Being Sacrificed? Some May Be Scheduled for Destruction, p. 17
- Hockey Violence Means Money, p. 18
- Rocky, Muhammad Ali and Race, pp. 18-20
- Lily Tomlin's Comedy Celebrates Survivors, p. 21
- No Superstar - Phil Ochs Was One of Us, p. 21
- [+]Dirty Harry, Lawless Defender of Order (Review) , p. 22The Enforcer (1976 Film), by James Fargo
- The Enforcer (1976 Film) by James Fargo
- [+]Portuguese Defection Poisonous Propaganda (Review) , p. 22Malko: Spymaster, Number 14, by Gerard de Villiers
- Malko: Spymaster, Number 14 by Gerard de Villiers
- [+]Thieves Needs More Than Stars and One-Liners to Stay Afloat (Review) , p. 23Thieves (1977 Film), by John Berry and Alfred Viola
- Thieves (1977 Film) by John Berry and Alfred Viola
- Who Broke the Hollywood Blacklist?, p. 24
March 23, 1977 Issue - 27 ArticlesNews FrontIn the NationElectionsLabor News, Views & BluesIn the WorldLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentLife in the U.S.- Democracy Wins but New Rulers Are No Bargain, p. 2
- Will There Be a New Draft?, p. 3
- Zaire War Threatens Carters Smile, p. 3
- Violent Showdown in Kentucky Mines, p. 4
- Changing Views on World Trade, p. 5
- Common Site Picketing Loses in the House, p. 5
- Tom Bradley Sews Up Los Angeles, p. 6
- Detroit's Renaissance Center Hides Decay, p. 7
- Two Primary Victories for Ypsilanti Socialists, p. 7
- Focus on Women, p. 8
- China Seeks Alliance against USSR, p. 9
- PLO National Council Renews Quest for State, p. 10
- A Basic Book Art for the Walls, p. 11
- Chicago Murals, p. 12
- San Francisco Murals, p. 13
- A History of Telegraph Avenue, p. 13
- I Paint What I See, p. 14
- The Mexican Influence, p. 14
- American Aid Goes to Agribusiness Not Hungry, p. 15
- No Final Solution without Self-Determination, p. 15
- Social Spending at No Cost to Taxpayers, p. 16
- Letters, p. 17
- Is DSOC on the Right Foot?, p. 18
- Julius Hobson, p. 19 Washington Gadfly
- Rapid Consolidation in Media Ownership, p. 20
- The Name of the Game Has Always Been Profit, p. 20
- Watch for the Kicker in Athletic Scholarships, p. 21
- [+]Lily Tomlin, Art Carney & Cat Ring Changes on Sam Spade (Review) , p. 22The Late Show (1977 Film), by Robert Benton
- The Late Show (1977 Film) by Robert Benton
- [+]Twilight Sheds No New Light (Review) , p. 22Twilight's Last Gleaming (1977 Film), by Robert Aldrich
- Twilight's Last Gleaming (1977 Film) by Robert Aldrich
- [+]Arabs in Israel, Well-Documented but Not Unbiased (Review) , p. 23The Arabs in Israel, by Sabri Jiryis
- The Arabs in Israel by Sabri Jiryis
- Wanrow, p. 24 A New Self-Defense Standard
March 30, 1977 Issue - 31 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldThe MideastMurals over AmericaDialogIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- Candy Is Dandy But Saccharin May Kill You, p. 2
- U.S.-Vietnam Normalization in Sight, p. 3
- Civil Rights Storm Over Hollywood, p. 3
- To Keep Georgia Electric Chairs Empty, p. 4
- U.S. Subsidizes Suburbs and Sunbelt, p. 5
- Coalition Winds Ford Benign Neglect in Its Own Red Tape, p. 6
- Surprising Enlistee Support for an Airforce Union, p. 7
- North Dakota's Answer-A State-Owned Bank, p. 7
- Eco-Echoes, p. 8
- Gandhi Had No Surprises Left, p. 9
- Arabs in Israel, p. 10 "We Will Stay"
- Report from an Arab Village in North Israel, p. 10
- Liberals Grant Labour a Last Reprieve, p. 11
- Cuban Elections Mark New Phase, p. 12
- U.S. Cannot Dictate Terms, p. 13
- How May Day Becomes "Loyalty Day", p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- The Sadlowski Campaign and Labor's Strategy, p. 16
- New Fashion Forsakes Feminism in Favor of Fluttery Wing Sleeves, p. 17
- Inez Garcia Case Not to Be Taken as a Defense of Revenge Killings, p. 17
- Progress in Poverty Capital, U.S.A., p. 18
- How Did Southern Blacks Win the Vote?, p. 19
- Tennis, a Doctors' Game, Goes Working Class, p. 20
- [+]Animated Masterpiece Rates a Hundred Stars (Review) , p. 21Raggedy Ann at the Carnival, by Patricia Thackray
- Raggedy Ann at the Carnival by Patricia Thackray
- Armatrading Love Songs Unabashedly Sensual, p. 21
- [+]Harrington and Heilbroner on Capitalism's Sunset (2 Reviews) , p. 21The Twilight of Capitalism, by Michael Harrington
- The Twilight of Capitalism by Michael Harrington
- Business Civilization in Decline by Robert L. Heilbroner
- [+]Love and Polygamy in Lagos (Review) , p. 22The Bride Price, by Buchi Emecheta
- The Bride Price by Buchi Emecheta
- [+]Film on Islam's Message Lacks Historical Context (Review) , p. 23Mohammed: Messenger of God (1976 Film), by Moustapha Akkad
- Mohammed: Messenger of God (1976 Film) by Moustapha Akkad
- The Making of Mohammad, Messenger of God, p. 24
April 6, 1977 Issue - 29 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationThe LawAffirmative ActionThe MilitaryThe StatesIn the WorldIn These TimesDialogLife in the U.S.SportsArt & EntertainmentBooks- What Was That about an Emerging GOP Majority?, p. 2
- U.S. behind SALT Breakdown, p. 3
- Daley's Machine Still on Top in Chicago, p. 4
- Paul Soglin Wins Big in Madison Mayoral Election, p. 4
- John Lewis Goes Down Big in Georgia Congressional Race, p. 4
- Teamsters Expel Two Dissidents, p. 5
- Women in Law Meeting Upsets Wisconsin Bar, p. 6
- A Make-Or-Break Year for Gay Civil Rights, p. 6
- Firing of Gay Teacher Arouses Tacoma, p. 7
- Being Gay No More Immoral Than Being Left-Handed, p. 7
- Difficult Days Ahead for Schmidt SPD, p. 8
- Industrialists "Fair Game" as Guerilla War Escalates, p. 9
- We Have No Real Friends on Either Side', p. 10
- Schumacher Takes on Our "Dinosaur Technology", pp. 11-12
- Oil Gets Used Up-The Wind Never Stops, p. 13
- Carter SALTs Tails Left and Right, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Corporate Welfare, p. 16 The Real Cheaters Put Poor People to Shame
- Cancers and Circulatory Diseases Are Diseases of Development, p. 17
- Carter's Economic Proposals Are No More Adequate Than Eisenhower's, p. 17
- Colgate Women's Games, p. 18 Anyone Can Participate
- Labor Today Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary, p. 18
- Roadblocks in the CB Future, p. 19
- Changing Times Changed Cleaver, p. 20
- Eagles Has Handsome Nazi Paratrooper in the Role of the Hero, p. 21
- Bakshi's Brilliance Can't Save Wizards from Simplistic Story, p. 21
- [+]Two Bright Young Lawyers Went to Work in Nixon's Washington (2 Reviews) , p. 22Bring Us Together, by Leon Panetta and Peter Gall
- Bring Us Together by Leon Panetta and Peter Gall
- Blind Ambition by John W. Dean III
- Iggy Pop, p. 22 Manic Iyrics, Minimal Rock: From Subterranean Sounds Telegraphic to Telepathic
- [+]Ivan Chonkin, Authentic Hero vs. Unauthentic Power (Review) , p. 23The Life and Extraordinary Adventures of Private Ivan Chonkin, by Vladimir Voinovich
- The Life and Extraordinary Adventures of Private Ivan Chonkin by Vladimir Voinovich
- [+]USSR Guide for American Tourists (Review) , p. 23The Complete Guide to the Soviet Union, by Victor E. Louis
- The Complete Guide to the Soviet Union by Victor E. Louis
- Cleaver & Colson Praise the Lord, p. 24
April 13, 1977 Issue - 31 ArticlesThe Inside StoryForeign RelationsIn the NationLaborGaysIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Fads & FantasiesArt & EntertainmentBooks- U.S. Multinationals Make Labor Put on Its Fighting Shoes, p. 2
- Troubled Settlement in Steel, p. 3
- Atlanta Strike Splits Liberal Coalition, p. 3
- Little Progress on the ERA, p. 4
- Fire Won't Drive Out Minnesota Abortion Clinic, p. 4
- Rent Control under Fire in New York Assembly, p. 4
- George McGovern, p. 5 Master of Ideological Brinksmanship
- Texas Farmworkers March on Austin, p. 6
- Massachusetts Unionists Guilty o Explosives Charge, p. 6
- Were California Moonies Brainwashed?, p. 7
- Food System Won't Last Much Longer, p. 8
- FESTAC, p. 9 Report from Nigeria
- AFL-CIO Cold War with ILO Abates, p. 10
- New Polish Thaw, p. 10 Gierek Walks a Tightrope
- IMF Pact Causes Leaks in PCI Plumbing, pp. 11-12
- Terkel's Memoir of His Times, p. 13
- [+]Good Reading-Illuminating History (Review) , p. 13Talking to Myself, by Studs Terkel
- Talking to Myself by Studs Terkel
- Open Mouth Policy Hard to Swallow, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Labor and the Law, p. 16 Unfair Remedy for Unfair Representation
- Can the PCI Still Be Considered Anti-Capitalist?, pp. 16-17
- SWAT Squads, p. 18 Waging War at Home
- Waging Guerilla War for Business on the Campus, pp. 19-20
- Age-Handicapped Marathon a Big Hit, p. 21
- Marquette's McGuire Bows Out with a Big Win, p. 21
- [+]Passionate Pumping of Iron, a Major Sport in Muscle-Flick (Review) , p. 22Pumping Iron (1977 Film), by George Butler and Robert Fiore
- Pumping Iron (1977 Film) by George Butler and Robert Fiore
- [+]Two Lyrical Ladies with Razors Up Their Sleeves (Review) , p. 22Dancer with Bruised Knees, by Lynne McFall
- Dancer with Bruised Knees by Lynne McFall
- [+]Mental Health for the Managerial Class? (Review) , p. 22The Gamesman, by Michael Maccoby
- The Gamesman by Michael Maccoby
- Musical Collective Opposes Jazz Clubs' "Cockroach Capitalism", p. 23
- Rocky as Italian-American Realism, p. 24
April 20, 1977 Issue - 30 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationWomenHousingExclusive InterviewLaborCults & CrazesFood & LandIn the WorldWorld LaborPolandIn These TimesLife in the U.S.BusinessSportsArt & EntertainmentBooksRecords- Carter Energy Plan, p. 2 Producers Play Consumers Pay
- Carter's Grab-Bag Energy Plan, pp. 3-4
- Back at Beginning in Execution Fight, p. 5
- Civil Disobedience Planned for Seabrook Nuclear Site, p. 5
- Some Advances Expected in Congress, p. 6
- Hard Times on Electoral Front, p. 6
- Blacks Still Face Charges for Assault on Pendleton Klan, p. 7
- Naval Report Documents Klan Activity in Marines, p. 7
- Rank and File Challenge in IBEW, p. 8
- The Space for Compromise Narrows, p. 9
- White Challenge to Vorster Splinters, p. 9
- Peace People, p. 10 The Movement Stalls
- Israeli New Left Unites for Elections, p. 11
- An American Jew in Israel Commemorates the Holocaust, p. 11
- Bill Walton, pp. 12-13 A Total Team Player
- A Slap on the Wrist for Racists, p. 14
- Letters, pp. 15-16
- [+]Inside View of Work and Its Discontents (Review) , p. 17Waiting for the Earthquake, by Lawrence Swaim
- Waiting for the Earthquake by Lawrence Swaim
- Where DSOC Stands, pp. 17-19 A Contribution to the Discussion
- Fearless Forecasts for NBA Playoffs, p. 20 Eastern Division
- Refs on Strike Deserve Our Support, p. 20
- U.S.-South Africa Davis Cup Matches Protested, pp. 20-21
- [+]Posthumous Hemingway Novel Makes Fine But Disturbing Film (Review) , p. 22Islands in the Stream, by Denne Bart Petitclerc
- Islands in the Stream by Denne Bart Petitclerc
- Is the Cinema of Stupefaction What Audiences Want?, p. 22
- Feminist Dance Group from Eugene Explores Women's Unwritten History, p. 22
- [+]Four Corners Seen from Many Angles and in Great Depth (Review) , p. 23The Vanishing White Man, by Stan Steiner
- The Vanishing White Man by Stan Steiner
- Robinson Resurgent after Blacklist Blackout, p. 23
- A Green Light for Lobotomies, p. 24
April 27, 1977 Issue - 28 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationCrime & PunishmentNuclear PowerWomenElectionsThe MilitaryLaborIn the WorldIn These TimesDialogSportsArt & EntertainmentBooksMusic- Carter Energy Plan, p. 2
- Labor Takes to Streets, Carter Woos Consumers over Free Trade Issue, p. 2
- Brewery Workers at Coors Plant Seek Boycott, p. 3
- Trade Boycott Key to U.S./Cuba Talks, p. 3
- Rent Control behind Berkeley Loss, p. 4
- Joe Coor's Rightwing Past, p. 4
- ILWU Convention Confronts Job Crisis, p. 5
- More Young People Going to Jail, p. 6
- Double Reporting by Insurance Companies, p. 6
- The Supermarket, pp. 7-8 Higher Profits and a Way of Life
- U.S. in Zaire, p. 9 Others Do the Dirty Work
- CIA Angola Head Resigns, p. 9
- Ethiopians Closing Up Shop in Eritrea, p. 10
- British Unions Resist Wage Controls, p. 11
- United Now Enters Its Second Decade, pp. 12-13
- Carter Plan Energizes Corporate Power, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Burger Court Challenged on Rights in Congress, p. 16
- The Balkanization of Canada Would Serve Nobody's Purpose, p. 16
- Corporate Profit Motive Needs Pest Control, p. 17
- Jews and Arabs, p. 17 Toward a Two-State Solution
- Rooting against the Home Team, p. 18
- Off the Record, p. 19
- Yiddish Marxist Daily Celebrates 55 Years, pp. 19-24
May 3, 1977 Issue - 23 ArticlesThe Inside StoryCrime & PunishmentIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.- City Hall Socialism, p. 2 Berkeley Left Back to Drawing Boards
- Grassroots Come to Seabrook, p. 3
- Crisis Not of Energy but Politics, p. 4
- Declining Influence of Building Trades, p. 5
- L. A. Activist Pushes "Public Enterprise", p. 6
- Building Trades Decline, p. 6
- Sterilization Abuse on the Rise, p. 7
- Atlanta Sanitation Strike Broken by Mayor, p. 7
- Disabled Sit-In Wins Equal Opportunity Regulations, p. 8
- Brazil's Military Will Not Let Up, p. 9
- No More Whales, No More Whaling, p. 9
- The Capitalists Have No Coherent Plan', p. 10
- Spain: The Hesitation Waltz, pp. 11-14
- Social Democracy or Socialism?, p. 15
- Letters, p. 16
- Crime and the " Rising Cost of Living" People Are at Each Others' Throats, p. 17
- Britain Denies Agee Freedom of Speech, p. 17 Home Secretary Won't Say Why He Is Ousted
- Workers' Rights Exist before Unions Bargain, p. 18
- Cities vs. Suburbs Underlying NCAA Championship, p. 19
- Little Community in Shopping in the Future, p. 20
- [+]These Three Women Are the Same One in Altman's Film Dream (Review) , p. 21Three Women (1977 Film), by Robert Altman
- Three Women (1977 Film) by Robert Altman
- [+]Peckinpah Overskills Anti-War Message of Cross (Review) , p. 21Cross of Iron (1977 Film), by Sam Peckinpah
- Cross of Iron (1977 Film) by Sam Peckinpah
- [+]PBC Alternatives to Corporate Capitalism (Review) , p. 22Own Your Own Job, by Jeremy Rifkin
- Own Your Own Job by Jeremy Rifkin
- [+]The Lawless State Exposed in Carefully Documented Study (Review) , p. 22The Lawless State, by Morton Halperin
- The Lawless State by Morton Halperin
- [+]Players Scores Slap Shot Low (Review) , p. 23Slap Shot (1977 Film), by George Roy Hill
- Slap Shot (1977 Film) by George Roy Hill
- Disorder in the Family, p. 24
May 10, 1977 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationPolitical ActionIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- City Hall Socialism, p. 2
- China and the U.S., p. 2 Strange Bedfellows Make War, Not Love
- Seldom a Discouraging Word, p. 3
- Kissinger Opposed at Columbia University, p. 4
- House Votes Small Military Spending Cut, p. 4
- Filmmaker Faces Jail in Silkwood Case, p. 4
- Carter May Be Worse Than a Republican, p. 5
- Seabrook Arrests Are Bankrupting State, p. 6
- N.Y. Supports Center for Battered Women, p. 6
- Cleveland's Muny Electrical System under Threat, pp. 7-8
- London Summit, p. 9 Did Anybody Hear a Barking Dog?
- Wanted in London, p. 9 Common Fund for Third World
- Nigeria; Prosperous but Dependent, p. 10
- Baader-Meinhof Gang, p. 11 Germany's SLA
- The Future of the Automobile, p. 12
- Seabrook, pp. 13-14 Toward Democratic Control
- Letters, p. 15
- ITT Far from the Mark on Social Democracy, Elections, p. 16
- The New York Times Treats Women to a Rough Time, p. 17
- The Fight against Crime Should Involve the Community, p. 17
- Women's Basketball Lives in the Shadow, p. 18
- [+]A Case History of "Voluntary Servitude" in Auto (Review) , p. 19The Company and the Union, by William Serrin
- The Company and the Union by William Serrin
- Gregory's Swan Has a Feminist Dimension, p. 20
- Seven Issues of Sing Out! Cover Folk Music Scene, p. 20
- [+]Nixon in Nun's Garb Fails to Grab (Review) , p. 21Nasty Habits (1977 Film), by Michael Lindsay-Hogg
- Nasty Habits (1977 Film) by Michael Lindsay-Hogg
- Powerful Film of Fascist Coup, p. 21
- John Cale Surfaces from the Velvet Underground, p. 22
- Many Natural Food Books Available, p. 23
- Son of Checkers, p. 24 He's All Heart
May 18, 1977 Issue - 28 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- China and the U.S., p. 2
- Carter's "Traders" Want the Balance of Power Put Up for Sale, p. 2
- Restoring Military Aid to Dictatorships, p. 3
- Israeli Right Scores Election Upset, p. 3
- Congress Bucks Carter on Breeder, p. 4
- FBI Conspired against Republic of New Afrika, p. 4
- Trouble with Unemployment Insurance, p. 5
- French Rally Supports Wilmington 10, p. 5
- Mysterious Fires in Mission District, p. 6
- Stewardesses Moving towards Independent Unions, p. 6
- At the Heart of Arizona Labor, p. 7
- Two Activist Campaigns in Los Angeles, p. 8
- From the Foxhole to the Polls, p. 9
- Market Socialism, p. 10 The Pragmatists vs. The Collectivists
- Are Communists Being Led into a Trap?, p. 11
- The New Feminist Musicians, pp. 12-13
- Growing Pains and Pleasures, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Deinstitutionalizing the Public Health System, p. 16 Fiscal Conservatism in New Left Clothes
- Socialism and Social Democracy, in Canada's New Democratic Party, p. 16
- World Recession Improves the Jamaican Diet, p. 17
- Smoking Causes Cancer, So Might Table Salt, p. 17
- Morton Halperin, p. 18 On Offensive against Spying
- TV Boxing Mired in Controversy, p. 19
- What Is the Business of Baseball?, p. 19
- [+]A Blueprint for Trust Busting (Review) , p. 20Taming the Giant Corporation, by Ralph Nader, Mark Green, and Joel Seligman
- Taming the Giant Corporation by Ralph Nader, Mark Green, and Joel Seligman
- [+]Woody's Annie Absolutely Tops (Review) , p. 21Annie Hall (1977 Film), by Woody Allen
- Annie Hall (1977 Film) by Woody Allen
- Rape Trial Dramatized on PBS, p. 21
- Nonviolence Makes History, p. 22
- Unsubstantiated Rumours, p. 23
- [+]Growing Up in Hell's Kitchen (Review) , p. 23Hell's Kitchen, by Benjamin Appel
- Hell's Kitchen by Benjamin Appel
- [+]Life in a Steel Town (Review) , p. 24Blue Collar Community, by William Kornblum
- Blue Collar Community by William Kornblum
May 25, 1977 Issue - 31 ArticlesThe Inside StoryJobs&EmploymentElectionsIn the WorldLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- A Pollster's Credo, p. 2 If You Can't Save Nations Then Try Dolphins
- UAW Ducks the Issues, p. 3
- Selective Admissions, p. 4
- Secret Business Lobby against Consumer Bill, p. 4
- Carter Waffles on Fate of B-1, p. 4
- If Boom Is Here, Can Bust Be Far Away?, p. 5
- San Diego Study Shows Aliens Give More Than Get, p. 6
- Carter's Proposals Would Focus on the Employers, p. 6
- Present Immigration Law Deports Citizen Children, p. 7
- San Diego Honors Malcolm X's Birthday, p. 7
- Right-Wing Moves on State Women's Meetings, p. 8
- Begin Ends 30-Year Labor Rule, p. 9
- Jean Ellenstein, p. 10 French Communist Takes on the USSR
- Scandal, Anti-Semitism Rocks Regime, pp. 11-12
- [+]Stonewall (Review) , p. 13Stonewall, by Richard Ben-Veniste and George Frampton
- Stonewall by Richard Ben-Veniste and George Frampton
- The Progress of Poverty, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- American Party System Faces a Political Crisis, p. 16
- The Trumpet & the Ladder, p. 16
- Keep Business Out of the Lunchroom, p. 17
- No One above the Law-Except at the Workplace, p. 18
- Off the Record, p. 19
- Apartheid Good Grounds for Barring South Africa, pp. 19-20
- [+]Citizens Band for All 'Good Buddies' (Review) , p. 21Citizens Band (1977 Film), by Jonathan Demme
- Citizens Band (1977 Film) by Jonathan Demme
- Caldeonian Soul Music, p. 21
- Where to Get the Hard-to-Get, p. 21
- [+]Gay History Documents Fight for Human Dignity (Review) , p. 22Gay American History, by Jonathan Ned Katz
- Gay American History by Jonathan Ned Katz
- [+]The Greatest Is Only the 'Pretty-Goodest' (Review) , p. 23The Greatest, by Ring Lardner, Jr., Tom Gries, and John Marshall
- The Greatest by Ring Lardner, Jr., Tom Gries, and John Marshall
- [+]Radicalism and Its Repression among Finnish Americans (Review) , pp. 23-24Children of Labor, by Al Gedicks, Noel Buckner, Mary Dore, and Richard Broadman, ...
- Children of Labor by Al Gedicks, Noel Buckner, Mary Dore, and Richard Broadman, ...
June 1, 1977 Issue - 29 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIllegal Aliens - The New ScapegoatsIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.FilmArt & Entertainment- A Pollster's Credo, p. 2
- The Legacy of the '60s, p. 2 Redemption of the Self or Noise and Violence
- A Bitter Battle in Mineworkers, p. 3
- Two Reporters Fight Libel Case, p. 4
- Watering Down Humphrey/Hawkins, p. 5
- Wilmington 10 Denied Retrial Despite New Evidence, p. 6
- Greenlining Wins in Brooklyn, p. 7
- July 4th Coalition Forms Alliance, pp. 7-8
- Korea Scandal May Sink Top U.S. Envoy, p. 9
- US Lets Down 3rd World at Paris Talks, p. 9
- East Timor Fights for Its Life in an Unreported Bloody War, p. 10
- Broken Dutch Promise sparks South Moluccan School Seizure, p. 10
- Arms Issue Widens Social Democrat Rift, p. 11
- Flood and Relief Equally Disastrous, p. 12
- [+]Buffalo Creek Set the Pattern (Review) , p. 13Everything in Its Path, by Kai T. Erikson
- Everything in Its Path by Kai T. Erikson
- Bring the FBI and CIA Within the Law, p. 14
- Candidate Jekyl Meet President Hyde, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Feminists for Media Rights Win Some Changes on WGAL-TV, p. 16
- The Trumpet & the Ladder, p. 16
- Sunbelt Booms as Government Gives North's Taxes to South, p. 17
- The Tangled Web of Child Pornography, p. 18
- Everyone Wants into the Act, p. 18
- Montreal - Hockey's Top Team, pp. 19-20
- [+]A Fistful of Foreign Films (6 Reviews) , p. 21The Marquise of O--- (1976 Film), by Eric Rohmer
- The Marquise of O--- (1976 Film) by Eric Rohmer
- Fellini's Casanova (1976 Film) by Federico Fellini
- In the Realm of the Senses (1976 Film) by Nagisa Oshima
- Providence (1977 Film) by Alain Resnais
- Black and White in Color (1976 Film) by Jean-Jacques Annaud
- The Man on the Roof (1976 Film) by Bo Widerberg
- Blubird brings it back alive, p. 22
- [+]Cuba's Poor 10 Years after Revolution (Review) , p. 23Four Men, Four Women, by Oscar Lewis
- Four Men, Four Women by Oscar Lewis
- Squeezing the Independent Trucker, p. 24
June 8, 1977 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- The Legacy of the '60s, p. 2
- Into the 1980s with Woody Allen, p. 2
- A Peaceful Road to Capitalism, p. 3
- Civil Rights for Gays Set Back by Miami Vote, p. 4
- New Department a Victory for Energy Giants, p. 4
- Police Provoke Chicago Riot, p. 5
- Multiple Problems Underlie Chicago Disorder, p. 5
- Insulation Plan Moves Ahead, p. 6
- The Long Road to Texas, p. 7
- A Black Mayor Wins in Oakland, p. 8
- Puerto Rican Plight, p. 8
- Begin's Win Confounds Carter, p. 9
- Abortion Law Defeated in Senate Vote, p. 9
- Spanish Communist Leader, p. 10 "Elections Not Democratic"
- Democracy Loses, p. 11 Bhutto, Opposition Near Settlement
- "Democratic Left" Wins Turkish Vote, p. 11
- A "Religion of Revolution", p. 12
- Catholic Poet Kim Chi Ha a Voice from a South Korean Jail, p. 12
- With Latin American Left in Jail, the Church Stepped Forward, p. 13
- Human Rights Begin at Home, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Schrade's UAW Report Missed Significant Leftward Frends, p. 16
- Wolfe's 'Trader-Prussian' Image Distorts Record of History, p. 16
- The Marketing Man in Your Life Really Cares about Your Non-Desires, p. 17
- Red Citadel in the Bronx, p. 18
- The Flashettes, p. 19 Pride and Skill
- Perpetual Motion Blazers Win NBA, pp. 19-20
- Chicago Cradles Creative Jazz, p. 21
- Unequaled Reggae, p. 21
- [+]Welcome to L.A. - Terminal Ennui (Review) , p. 21Welcome to L. A., by Alan Rudolph and Robert Altman
- Welcome to L. A. by Alan Rudolph and Robert Altman
- Balladeer Going Strong at 76, p. 22
- [+]Final Chapters of Wright's Black Boy (Review) , p. 23American Hunger, by Richard Wright
- American Hunger by Richard Wright
- I Am the Censor, p. 24
June 15, 1977 Issue - 32 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- There's a Pattern to the Irrationality in New York City, p. 2
- Selling Nuclear Power, p. 3
- Spain: Socialists Win Big Vote, p. 3
- Discrimination OK if Before 1965, p. 4
- Arnold Miller Wins in Mineworkers, p. 4
- New Directions for Socialist Party USA, p. 4
- Community Army Descends on D.C., p. 5
- To the Wire at Bell Tel, p. 6
- Inside the Beast, p. 7
- Democratic Capitalism, p. 8 Is It Dead?
- Mrs. Carter Supports Rights in Her Latin American Visit, p. 8
- Hitler Is Alive and Well in Uruguay, p. 9
- U.S./Vietnam, p. 10 Only one Side Responding Concretely'
- World in Brief, p. 10
- Inside the Black Congressional Caucus, pp. 11-13
- Political Attitudes Are Changing, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Left Support for Gay Rights Has Been Timid and Narrow, p. 16
- Communication Satellite to Be Used by National Women's Organizations, p. 16
- Crime and Punishment, p. 17
- A Socialist for the Long Term, p. 18
- Sports, pp. 19-20 Women Athletes Narrowing the Gap
- [+]Film: WWII Epic Realistic but Not Really Anti-War (Review) , p. 21A Bridge Too Far (1977 Film), by Richard Attenborough
- A Bridge Too Far (1977 Film) by Richard Attenborough
- [+]Class Conscious County Singer on Brink of Break (Review) , p. 21Blackjack Choir Got No Bread, Milk, No Money Tryon' Like the Devil, by James Talley
- [+]What Work Women Do and Why (Review) , p. 22Pink Collar Workers, by Louise Kapp Howe
- Pink Collar Workers by Louise Kapp Howe
- Boston Artists Sponsor Artists In Exile, p. 23
- [+]Exclusive: Esme Talks to Benji (Review) , p. 23For the Love of Benji (1977 Film), by Joe Camp
- For the Love of Benji (1977 Film) by Joe Camp
- Creativity Amidst Change, p. 24
June 22, 1977 Issue - 28 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldIn These TimesDialogLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- Rightist Populists, Divided Democrats, p. 2
- US/USSR Human Rights Battle, p. 3
- Judge Acquits Panther Killers, p. 3
- EPA Approves Seabrook Plant, p. 4
- Anti-Abortion Movement Makes Gains, p. 4
- Two Tribes Sue for Maine, p. 5
- Conviction without Evidence for Activist, p. 5
- Steel Ferment Bubbles on, p. 6
- Cautious Growth of Stevens' Boycott, p. 7
- Giving Public Tenants a Voice, p. 8
- Forcing the Rich to Pay Up, p. 8
- Arabs Secretly Happy with Likud Win, p. 9
- US Multinationals Need Permanent Dictatorships, p. 9
- Behind Smith's Raids on Mozambique, p. 10
- Ontario Elects Tories, Deals Blow to New Democrats, p. 11
- Chile's Prisoners, p. 11
- The (Sometimes) Irresist, p. 12
- Ble Act of Stealing, p. 13
- Jimmy Carter Is Watching You, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Carter's Human Rights Campaign Is Narrow, but the Social and Political Are Inseparable, p. 16
- Anita Bryant Is Right on Two Counts - But a Threat to All Nonconformists, pp. 16-17
- Brooklynites Fight for Firehouse, p. 18
- Fans Irate over Seaver Trade, pp. 19-20
- [+]Can the U.S. Achieve Peaceful Capitalism? (Review) , p. 21The Permanent War Economy, by Seymour Melman
- The Permanent War Economy by Seymour Melman
- [+]Whatever Your Pleasure - He's Got a Little List (Review) , p. 21Simons' List Book, by Howard Simons
- Simons' List Book by Howard Simons
- [+]Plea for Children's Liberation (Review) , p. 22The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane (1977 Film), by Nicolas Gessner
- The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane (1977 Film) by Nicolas Gessner
- [+]Sea Saga with Sexist/Racist Overtones (Review) , p. 23
- The Deep (1977 Film) by Peter Yates
- [+]Fin Flick with Sexist/Racist Overtones The Deep (1977 Film), by Peter Yates (Review) , p. 23
- The Deep (1977 Film) by Peter Yates
- [+]The director: 'The Deep deserves a tidy ending' The Deep (1977 Film), by Peter Yates (Review) , p. 23
- The Deep (1977 Film) by Peter Yates
- Herb Kohl, p. 24 A Need to Teach
June 29, 1977 Issue - 31 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentFilmDouble Trouble Dogs the Deep- Feeble Family Fuels Anti-Gay Fervor, p. 2
- Right Using Gay Issue, p. 3
- Gay Pride Marches Around the World, p. 3
- Pride Marches Larger More United, p. 4
- San Francisco Sees 200,000 in March, p. 4
- Atlanta Mayor Ducks on Gay Proclamation, p. 4
- Health Care Costs to Keep Going Up Despite Carter Plan, p. 5
- Insurgent Win in D.C. Teamsters, p. 6
- California Feminists Beat Back Right Wing, p. 6
- Union Hesitates to Organize GIs, p. 7
- Support Still Strong for Military Union, p. 7
- Electoral Defeat in L.A., p. 8
- How to Make Whistleblowing Safe, p. 8
- Israeli Workers Back Labor, p. 9
- "You Ever See a Commie Drink Water?", p. 10
- French Left Falters under Pressure, p. 11
- Harry Bridges, pp. 12-13 43 Years at the Helm
- Public Solar Energy Battle Is Shaping Up, pp. 14-15
- Prosperity and Crime, p. 16 A Response to David Greenberg
- Yugoslav Communists, p. 16 ITT Zapps the Truth
- Quebecois People Constitute a Distinct Nation, p. 16
- Israeli Jew Supports Palestinian Rights, p. 17
- Should You Fight TV Violence?, p. 18
- Wit'a Brooklyn Accent, p. 19
- Looking at the Ball from the Outside, p. 20
- Joan Is Alive and Well, But Record's a Dud, p. 21
- Exodus Disappointing But Not a Disaster, p. 21
- [+]A Challenge to Haley's Roots? (Review) , p. 22The Other Francisco, by Sergio Giral
- The Other Francisco by Sergio Giral
- [+]Eloquent Voices from Prison (2 Reviews) , p. 23Through the Wall, by Ethel Bertolini Shapiro
- Through the Wall by Ethel Bertolini Shapiro
- Revolutionary Jews from Marx to Trotsky by Robert S. Wistrich
- Super-Elite Advises Itself, p. 24
July 6, 1977 Issue - 30 ArticlesThe Inside StoryNews AnalysisLaborWomenMilitaryElectionsThe BureaucracyIn the WorldIn These TimesDialogArt & EntertainmentFilmBooks- Democrats Debate the Party's Future, p. 2
- Congress Rebukes Carter, p. 3
- NAACP's Wilkins Bows Out, p. 4
- Exposed Narc Sues Five Criminologists, p. 4
- Carter Energy Plan, p. 5 Higher Prices Key
- Wide Support for Heroin Program, p. 6
- Miller May Lose Grip on Miners' Union, p. 7
- Jerry Brown Stands Pat, Takes Gas, p. 8
- Oil Rich Mexico Gets Poorer, p. 9
- Soviets Take on Eurocommunism, p. 10 "Revisionism" &" Anti-Sovietism"
- Euro-Communism & New Spain, p. 11 Interview with a CP Leader
- The Great Debate, p. 12 Is USSR Socialist or Capitalist?
- Abortion, pp. 13-14 What About Life after Birth?
- Letters, p. 15
- Against "Cowboys" and "Yankees" Socialist Support One Nation, p. 16
- Arthur Kinoy Quits Sponsorship of In These Times, pp. 16-17
- Huey Newton Returns to Stand Trial, p. 18
- Parables and Storytelling, pp. 19-20
- Rock, p. 21
- The Rubinoos, p. 21
- Country, p. 21
- Jazz, p. 21
- [+]Do Low Budget Films Have to Be Lousy? (Review) , p. 22Black Oak Conspiracy (1977 Film), by Bob Kelljan
- Black Oak Conspiracy (1977 Film) by Bob Kelljan
- [+]Sexual Rebellion Is Not the Revolution (Review) , p. 22The Sexual Outlaw, by John Rechy
- The Sexual Outlaw by John Rechy
- [+]Scorsese Scores Low with Film about Films (Review) , p. 23New York, New York (1977 Film), by Martin Scorsese
- New York, New York (1977 Film) by Martin Scorsese
- [+]All-Star (Wars) Escape Extravaganza (Review) , p. 23Star Wars (1976 Film), by George Lucas
- Star Wars (1976 Film) by George Lucas
- Future Fair?, p. 24
July 13, 1977 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryLife in the U.S.Recommended Records:Books- Jimmy Carter Mixes Coca-Cola and IBM, p. 2
- Commoner Blasts 'Trojan Horse' in Energy Plan, p. 3
- British Takes Sides as Strike Snowballs, p. 3
- Kent State Demonstrators Arrested, p. 4
- BART Strikes Unmasks Mass Transit Miracle, p. 4
- The Republicans, p. 5 Bouncing Back after '76 Defeat
- The Post Office, p. 6 'a Microcosm of American Society'
- They Need Us. We Need You, p. 7
- Wisconsin Strike, p. 8 A New Departure for Public Workers
- "The B-1 Campaign Taught Us to Hang in There", p. 8
- Behind 'Tough Line' on Africa, p. 9
- If Whites Don't Like Rhodesia, They Can Now Try Bolivia, p. 9
- [+]U.S. Foreign Policy Elite (Review) , p. 10Imperial Brain Trust, by Laurence H. Shoup and William Minter
- Imperial Brain Trust by Laurence H. Shoup and William Minter
- The USSR Abroad, p. 11 Internationalism Put to the Test
- Here's a Great Idea! Now How Do We Win?, pp. 12-13
- The World Socialist Rainbow, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Decriminalization Is the Only Remaining Solution to a Steadily Growing Drug Problem., pp. 16-17
- 1877 Mass Strike, p. 18 Capital & Labor on Brink of War
- All-Around Borg Wins Wimbledon, pp. 19-20
- [+]Film Does Homage to Chagall (Review) , p. 21Homage to Chagall: The Colours of Love (1977 Film), by Harry Rasky
- Homage to Chagall: The Colours of Love (1977 Film) by Harry Rasky
- [+]Special Effects Overpower Sorcerer (Review) , p. 21Sorcerer (1977 Film), by William Friedkin
- Sorcerer (1977 Film) by William Friedkin
- [+]Cover-Up at Bridesburg Uncovered in Building 6 (Review) , p. 22Building 6: The Tragedy at Bridesburg, by Willard S. Randall and Stephen D. Solomon
- Building 6: The Tragedy at Bridesburg by Willard S. Randall and Stephen D. Solomon
- The Son Seals Blues Band, p. 23
- The Ways a Woman Can Be, p. 23
- [+]Why Is Cancer Killing Us? Bridesburg (2 Reviews) , p. 24The Greatest Battle, by Ronald J. Glasser
- The Greatest Battle by Ronald J. Glasser
- The Cancer Connection by Larry Agran
July 20, 1977 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldThe RussiansIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentRecommended RecordsBooks- New Report Charges Torture in Israel, p. 2
- Iron Ore Miners Shut Pits, p. 3
- Portugal Takes Big Step Backward, p. 3
- San Francisco Voters Hold Fast, p. 4
- Strike in the Iron Range, p. 4
- Farmworkers Prepare for Convention, p. 5
- A Plan to Control Inflation of Necessities, p. 5
- Self-Defense Standard at Stake in Michigan Trial, p. 6
- I-Hotel Tenants Evicted By Police, p. 7
- Atom Scientists Busy on New Weapons, p. 7
- Strike and Reorganization in Post Office, p. 8
- Curbing African Revolution, p. 9
- British Workers Refuse Social Contract, p. 10
- U.S. Changes Line on Eurocommunism, p. 11
- The Saga of a Modern Boom Town, pp. 12-13
- The Bad Steed, p. 14 S-1 Rides Again
- Letters, p. 15
- Shooting Looters, p. 16 Why Not Kill Drunk Drivers, Too?
- "Household Technicians" Organize to Gain Equal Status as Workers, p. 16
- The Ruth Yannatta Campaign, p. 17 Here's What Really Happened, Her Manager Says
- Nagging Questions at Farmer-Labor Party Tribute, p. 18
- Irate Truckers Win "Fuzzbusters", p. 18
- New Left Veteran Defends His Past as Baseball Fan, p. 19
- Fencing Foils Foes Picks Up Fans Fast, pp. 19-20
- [+]A Powerful Tribute to Black Womanhood (Review) , p. 21For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/when the Rainbow Is Enuf, by Ntozake Shange
- For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/when the Rainbow Is Enuf by Ntozake Shange
- Boston Artists Boycott Show, pp. 21-22
- [+]Seven very radical women (Review) , p. 23Seven Women, by Judith Nies
- Seven Women by Judith Nies
- [+]Three not so very radical women (Review) , p. 23Loose Change, by Sara Davidson
- Loose Change by Sara Davidson
- The Cedric Belfrage Story, p. 24
August 10, 1977 Issue - 29 ArticlesThe Inside StoryElectionsLaborEconomyFocus on WomenCitiesNuclear WeaponsIn the WorldIn These TimesDialogLife in the U.S.SportsArt & Entertainment- Back to the Workhouses for America's Poor, p. 2
- Anti-Nuclear Mussel, p. 3
- California, p. 3
- Mining Bill Stripped, p. 4
- Self-Determination to Come before UN, p. 5
- Illegal Immigrants, p. 6 Good for Business and No Drain on the Welfare System
- Carter's Plan Is Full of Loopholes, p. 6
- New Priority for Job Security, p. 7
- Technology Challenges Postal Union, p. 8
- Anti-Nuclear Demo Draws Blood and Anti-German Alarm, p. 9
- Divided Socialists Move Rightward, p. 10
- Would-Be Revolutionaries Beware, p. 11
- The Case That Won't Die, pp. 12-14
- A Solution to the Health Care Crisis?, p. 15
- Letters, p. 16
- A Challenge to "Left Hypocrisy" on Abortion, p. 16
- Perhaps Kinoy Was Not Merely Grasping at Straws, p. 16
- The Press in Middle America, p. 17 Don't Underestimate the Boondocks
- Labor and the Law, pp. 17-18 The Right to Protest Danger
- MacArthur Is an Historical Lie, p. 19
- Now, for the Woman Sports Consumer, p. 20
- Tennis with South Africa Opposed, p. 20
- Records, p. 21
- [+]It's Not as Easy as It Looks (4 Reviews) , p. 22The Last Remake of Beau Geste (1977 Film), by Marty Feldman
- The Last Remake of Beau Geste (1977 Film) by Marty Feldman
- Jabberwocky (1977 Film) by Terry Gilliam
- Allegro Non Troppo (1977 Film) by Bruno Bozzetto
- Fire Sale (1977 Film) by Alan Arkin
- [+]Behind the Energy Crisis-Two Views (2 Reviews) , p. 23The Control of Oil, by John M. Blair
- The Control of Oil by John M. Blair
- The Brotherhood of Oil by Robert Engler
- Looting Among the Looted, p. 24
August 17, 1977 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryPuerto RicoLaborPostal FolliesIn the WorldPortugalIn These TimesDialogLife in the U.S.SportsArt & EntertainmentFilmBooks- Government Coverup on Letelier Murder, p. 2
- Pro-Nuclear Plan Withdrawn, p. 3
- Life and Death in the Old South, p. 3
- Defending Clean Air in Montana, p. 4
- NAM Convention Seeks American Road to Socialism, p. 5
- Weakness and Strength in Labor Law Reform Fight, p. 6
- Lines Sharply Drawn on Labor Reform Bill, p. 6
- Labor Gives in to Carter on Minimum Wage, p. 7
- Eurocommunism Splits British CP, p. 8
- A Talk with CP Head Gordon McLennan, p. 8
- CIA Linked to Korea Cove-Up, p. 9
- Mexico Gripped by New Scandals and Political Intrigue, p. 10
- Quebec's Far-Reaching Labor Law, p. 10
- America Grows Old, p. 11
- Sophie, p. 12
- Jud, p. 12
- Henry, p. 12
- [+]Stella (Review) , p. 13The Coming of Age, by Simone de Beauvoir
- The Coming of Age by Simone de Beauvoir
- Want to Know More?, p. 14
- The Panama Canal Treaty, p. 15
- Letters, p. 16
- More about Ruth Yannatta Jim Stanbery and Socialist Politics, p. 16
- The U.S. Supreme Court, p. 17 Last Year Was Not as Bad as Expected
- New York's Dissident Looters, p. 17 Human Rights Mean Different Things to Them
- Mark Naison Struck Out in His Review of Senzel's Baseball and the Cold War, p. 18
- Beckenbauer & American Soccer, p. 19
- Old Timers Teach and Learn with NAM, p. 20
- Native American Art Rivals Tutankhamen's, p. 21
- [+]Records (2 Reviews) , p. 22Debutante, by Willie Tyson
- Debutante by Willie Tyson
- Ballad of the Era/Farmer Women Walk More Determined/Mammary Glands by Kristin Lems
- Folk Music as Varied as Life, p. 23
- [+]RoseGarden Should Have Stood in Book (Review) , p. 23I Never Promised You a Rose Garden (1977 Film), by Anthony Page
- I Never Promised You a Rose Garden (1977 Film) by Anthony Page
- Farewell to the King, p. 24
August 24, 1977 Issue - 32 ArticlesThe Inside StoryOrganizationsLaborIn the WorldThe AmericasMany Ways of Growing OldIn These TimesDialogLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentMusicFilm- Monkey Business in the Movie Business, p. 2
- Gearing Up for Full Employment, p. 3
- New York Mayoral Race in a Muddle, p. 4
- Keeping the Wolf Out of Co-OP City, p. 4
- SCLC Crippled By Secret Internal Strife, p. 5
- Treatment Sought for Alcoholics, p. 6
- Workers Sterilized in Chemical Plant, p. 6
- Educational Crisis Not on Agenda at AFT Meeting, p. 7
- Battle Lines Drawn on Panama Canal, p. 8
- American Press Runs Roughshod Over Mozambique, p. 9
- U.S. Rights Campaign Bears Mixed Fruit, pp. 10-11
- The Legacy of Vietnam, p. 12
- [+]The U.S. in Vietnam, a Case of Grasshoppers against Elephants (4 Reviews) , p. 12Grasshoppers and Elephants, by Wilfred G. Burchett
- Grasshoppers and Elephants by Wilfred G. Burchett
- Our Great Spring Victory by Van Tien Dung
- A Soldier Reports by William C. Westmoreland
- Can America Win the Next War? by Drew Middleton
- [+]John Wayne-Ing It with the Romeo Platoon (Review) , p. 13Close Quarters, by Larry Heinemann
- Close Quarters by Larry Heinemann
- [+]What Does It Take to Change a Man's Mind? (Review) , p. 14Born on the Fourth of July, by Ron Kovic
- Born on the Fourth of July by Ron Kovic
- [+]Gay Liberation within a Macho Sports Ethic (2 Reviews) , p. 15David Kopay Story, by David Kopay, Perry Deane Young, and Robert Lipsyte, ...
- David Kopay Story by David Kopay, Perry Deane Young, and Robert Lipsyte, ...
- Sports and the Macho Male by John Mitzel
- [+]American Trade Unions from Across the Atlantic (Review) , p. 15The American Unions, by Jean-Pierre Cot and Jean-Pierre Mounier
- The American Unions by Jean-Pierre Cot and Jean-Pierre Mounier
- [+]Working Class Resistance as the Factory Superceded the Craftsman (Review) , p. 16Class and Community, by Alan Dawley
- Class and Community by Alan Dawley
- [+]Police Abuses Don't Make a Police State (Review) , p. 16The American Police State, by David Wise
- The American Police State by David Wise
- Working Class History, p. 17
- [+]Transitory Socialism in Oklahoma (Review) , p. 17When Farmers Voted Red, by Garin Burbank
- When Farmers Voted Red by Garin Burbank
- [+]Tempests in Teapots in American Trotskyism (Review) , p. 17The Prophet's Army, by Constance Ashton Myers
- The Prophet's Army by Constance Ashton Myers
- [+]The German Communist Party before Hitler (Review) , p. 17Inside German Communism, by Rosa Levine-Meyer
- Inside German Communism by Rosa Levine-Meyer
- Socialist History, p. 18
- [+]Four Ways of Dealing with American Reality (4 Reviews) , p. 18Falconer, by John Cheever
- Falconer by John Cheever
- A Book of Common Prayer by Joan Didion
- An American Romance by John Casey
- Farther Off from Heaven by William Humphrey
- [+]Best-Seller Built Around Tomorrow's Headlines (Review) , p. 18Paris One, by James Brady
- Paris One by James Brady
- [+]Best-Seller Built Around the History of a Family (Review) , p. 18The Thorn Birds, by Colleen McCullough
- The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough
- Harassed Woman Sues the FBI, p. 19
- A Petty Pleasure of Growing Old, p. 20
- Strong Negatives in the Decline of Liberalism in the U.S., p. 20
- Letters, p. 21
- Is the Council on Foreign Relations a Force for Peace?, p. 21
- The Absence of a Left Alternative Is the Main Point, p. 21
- American Labor Entering a New Era, p. 22
- The Anti-B-I Campaign, p. 23 There Was More to It Than the ITT Story Told
- Do Kids Have Rights?, p. 24
August 31, 1977 Issue - 36 ArticlesThe Inside StoryOrganizationsHealthTeachersIn the WorldLatin AmericaBooksSportsLaborWorking Class HistoryBooksSocialist HistoryBooksThe LawConsidered OpinionDialogIn These TimesDialog- Leonid Plyushch Sees New Wave of Terror, p. 2
- Closing the Doors on Minorities, p. 3
- Ultra-Militancy Characterizes New Organization, p. 4
- New Evidence Unearthed in Sacco-Vanzetti Case, p. 4
- Infant Formula Promotion Provokes Nestle Boycott, p. 4
- Roundtable Wields Immense Power behind the Scene, p. 5
- Business and Labor, Together and Apart, p. 5
- Uniting the Anti-Nuke Movement, p. 6
- Public Questioning of Nuclear Power in Vermont, p. 6
- Vermonters Prefer Solar, p. 6
- Mechanization Threatens Farmworkers, p. 7
- Mobilization for Survival, p. 7
- Random Samples, p. 8
- New Compromise, p. 9 "Deep Down, We Know It's Right"
- Spanish Left Were the Real Winners, p. 10
- Suarez Unsuccessful in Forging a Coalition with the Socialists, p. 10
- Nazareth Hosts a Workcamp with Arabs and Jews, p. 11
- U.S. Whitewash of Dictators, pp. 11-12
- Pablo Neruda Poet of Peace & Revolution, p. 13
- Afro-Americans and Full Employment, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Chinese Theory and Practice on the Nationalities Question, p. 16
- China and the American Left, p. 17 Their Latest Move Proves Indifference
- Dialog, p. 17
- Lions and Lambs, p. 18
- Women as Priests Threaten to Cause Episcopal Schism, p. 19
- Arthur Ashe, p. 20 Tarnished Knight
- [+]Film Blows Up Ballad (Review) , p. 21Convoy (1978 Film), by Sam Peckinpah
- Convoy (1978 Film) by Sam Peckinpah
- Rural Artist Goes to Work in Foundry, p. 22
- [+]The Morality of Transplants and Biology of Selfishness (2 Reviews) , p. 23Coma, by Robin Cook
- Coma by Robin Cook
- The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins
- [+]Recent history of resistance to racism (Review) , p. 23Life for Africa, by Naomi Mitchison
- Life for Africa by Naomi Mitchison
- Lions and Lambs, p. 24
September 14, 1977 Issue - 32 ArticlesThe Inside StoryOrganizationsIn BriefCorporate PowerNuclear powerLaborIn the WorldCommentaryThe Middle EastLatin AmericaIn These TimesSDS ReunionLife in the U.S.SportsArt & EntertainmentArtBooks- Southern Workers Need New Labor Law, p. 2
- Cracks in Teamster Empire, p. 3
- Unity and Diversity in Women's Caucus, p. 4
- Milwaukee Aroused Over Busing, p. 4
- Weakness with Minorities & Labor Doomed Bella, p. 5
- Blue Collar Sun, p. 6
- Government Research in Solar Power Self-Defeating, p. 7
- Union WAGE Organizes Women, p. 8
- Texas Farmworkers Begin Hunger Strike, p. 8
- I've Had No Time to Be a Sad Widow, p. 9
- Cuban Exile Bombs Mark DC Meeting, p. 10
- Mexico Doesn't Show in Protest of Treaty, p. 10
- Two Thousand Demonstrate against Carter Dinner with Dictators, p. 10
- Letter from Britain, pp. 11-13
- Human Rights and the Letelier-Moffitt Murders, p. 14
- Solar Electricity, p. 14 The Suppressed Alternative
- Letters, p. 15
- French Left Faces Tough Campaign Says Member of the National Assembly, p. 16
- Richard Nixon Won't Even Fade Away, p. 16
- Toward a Socialist Redefinition of Patriotism, p. 17 A Proposal
- More Letters, p. 17
- Teamsters, p. 18
- Women's Caucus, p. 18
- Making Science Serve Business, p. 19
- No Going Back for Forest Hills, p. 20
- Anti-Apartheid Demonstration Draws Comment from Ashe, p. 20
- [+]Living Revolution (2 Reviews) , p. 21Taking Charge, by The American Friends Service Committee
- Taking Charge by The American Friends Service Committee
- Resource Manual for a Living Revolution by Virginia Coover, Ellen Deacon, and Charles Esser, ...
- [+]Epic without a Hero (Review) , p. 21The Bridge on the Drina, by Ivo Andric
- The Bridge on the Drina by Ivo Andric
- Punk Has Become a Symbol of Musical Resistance, p. 22
- Records, p. 22
- [+]A Fine First Fifteen Years (Review) , p. 23So Early in the Spring, by Judy Collins
- So Early in the Spring by Judy Collins
- Art 14 Football 7, p. 24
September 21, 1977 Issue - 32 ArticlesThe Inside StoryOrganizationsEducationNews AnalysisLaborIn the WorldLatin AmericaIn These TimesConsidered OpinionDialogLife in the U.S.SportsArt & EntertainmentRecordsMusic- War or Peace?, p. 2
- Nuclear Materials Missing, p. 3
- Economic Policy Underlies the Bert Lance Issue, p. 4
- Labor: Prospects for a Military Union Setback, p. 4
- News Analysis, p. 5 Not Addressing the Real Issues Defeated Bella
- Women: Are Police Soft on Wife-Beaters?, p. 6
- Food & Land, p. 7 A Contradictory Federal Farm Policy
- Carter vs. the Third World, p. 8
- Britain, p. 9 Trade Unions Grant Labour a Reprieve
- South America, p. 10 Jagan Fears for Guyana's Future
- Forbes Burnham Brushes Aside Jagan's Call for United Front, pp. 10-11
- Buses, Bigots & Eogan, pp. 12-14
- Affirmative Action and the Bakke Case, p. 15
- Letters, p. 16
- Labor and the Law, p. 17 How to Be Your Own Lawyer
- Coalition to Combat Unemployment, p. 17
- Cartoons, Cliches, and Clenched Fists or a Cartoonist's Lament, p. 18
- The Social Composition of the French Socialist Party Is as Important as the Intentions of Its Leaders, p. 18
- Creating the College Factory, p. 19
- Sports, p. 20 Jim Bouton Follows His Dream
- Midler Shines, Pryor Fumes at Hollywood Rights Gala, p. 21
- [+]Reggae and Soul Successfully Merged (Review) , p. 22Harvest Uptown/Famine Downtown, by Saul Syndicate
- Harvest Uptown/Famine Downtown by Saul Syndicate
- Second Honeymoon, p. 22
- Soaping Up for the New Woman, p. 23
- Suing the Schools for Malpractice, p. 24
September 28, 1977 Issue - 25 ArticlesThe Inside StoryNews AnalysisIn the WorldIn These TimesDialogLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentRecordsTelevision- A World Government behind Closed Doors, p. 2
- Imports Not the Issue in Steel, p. 3
- Making Neighborhoods a Priority, p. 4
- Federal Unemployment Benefits Cut, p. 4
- Phone Company Graft and Greed on Trial in Texas, p. 5
- New Director of FBI Faces Problems of Discipline and Function, p. 6
- Frank Johnson, New FBI Director, Has a Record for Toughness, p. 7
- Meanwhile, Back of the CIA, p. 7
- Nazi Past Looms over Terrorists and Their Victims, p. 8
- Communists Pressuring Socialists, p. 9
- Special Report Disunited Union of the Left May Wage Separate Campaigns, p. 9
- Ogaden Somalis Oust Ethiopians, p. 10
- [+]Memories of an Ex (Review) , pp. 11-13A Fine Old Conflict, by Jessica Mitford
- A Fine Old Conflict by Jessica Mitford
- Free-Lancing in the Land of Opportunity (Ltd.), p. 14
- Running on the Left in Tennis Sneakers, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- A Long, But Sure and Painful Death Is What the Neutron Bomb Provides, p. 16
- Free to Choose Your Own Destruction Laetrile, Helmets and Libertarians, p. 16
- The Supreme Court, p. 17 Forward or Bakke?
- H.H. Wilson, pp. 17-18 Teacher of Democracy of Princeton
- San Diego Voters Beat Down Nude Beach, p. 19
- Women's Softball Takes off in Boston, p. 20
- [+]Unmasking Liberal Hatchetmen (Review) , p. 21On Active Service in War and Peace, by Jesse Lemisch
- On Active Service in War and Peace by Jesse Lemisch
- Records, p. 22
- Liberation Music Orchestra Closeness, p. 22
- [+]Universal Strikes Again (2 Reviews) , p. 23Smokey and the Bandit (1977 Film), by Hal Needham
- Smokey and the Bandit (1977 Film) by Hal Needham
- Rollercoaster (1977 Film) by James Goldstone
- [+]Tasteful Tastelessness (Review) , p. 23The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977 Film), by John Landis
- The Kentucky Fried Movie (1977 Film) by John Landis
- I Was a Scab (Part-Time); Or the Seamy Side of Academe, p. 24
October 5, 1977 Issue - 28 ArticlesThe Inside StoryOrganizationsJobsCorporationsThe FBIIn the WorldThe French LeftAfricanIn These TimesLife in the U.S.SportsArt & EntertainmentFilm- Carter's Magical Mystery Program, p. 2
- Reclaiming the Land for People, p. 3
- Dissident Teamsters Meet, p. 4
- Prison Affirmative Action Programs under Fire, p. 4
- Youngstown Steel Plant Deliberately Abandoned, p. 5
- Continuing Protests at Kent State, p. 6
- Prison Workers, p. 6
- American Slain in Chile with U.S. Complicity, Family Suit Charges, p. 6
- Freight Emphasis Doomed Amtrak, p. 7
- Are the Essentials of Mao's Revolution Being Discarded?, p. 8
- Split Over How Much to Nationalize, p. 9
- Suarez Regime Beset with Problems, p. 10
- Israel's 77 Unsettling Settlements, p. 11
- Sports for the (Daily) Worker, pp. 12-14
- Middle East Compromise Floating on Oil, p. 15
- Did Bakke Lose Out to Privileged Whites?, p. 15
- Letters, p. 16
- Carter's Urban Plan to Pay Corporations for More of Same, p. 17
- Has Nuclear Warfare Repealed the Right to Life?, p. 17
- Interior Department Issues Tough Regulations, p. 18
- Reclaiming the Land, p. 18
- Zephyros, p. 19 Learning to Do It Yourself
- Was Marcus Garvey Framed by Feds?, p. 20
- Learning, p. 20
- [+]Light and Heavy Fare from France (Review) , p. 21Pardon Mon Affaire (1976 Film), by Yves Robert
- Pardon Mon Affaire (1976 Film) by Yves Robert
- Saga of Seabrook Scores, p. 22
- Records, pp. 23-24
October 12, 1977 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryLaborPrisonsLaborStudentsTransportationIn the WorldThe French LeftSpainMideastIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Afro AmericansArt & Entertainment- Economic Holocaust Hits the Midwest and the Northeast, p. 2
- Ghosts Strike Goldwater Ranch, p. 3
- Labor Law Reform Wins Big in House, p. 4
- When the Banks Ran Yonkers, p. 5
- Only Sterile Women Need Apply, p. 6
- Jobs That Kill, p. 6
- Losing Your Job Is Also Hazardous, p. 6
- Shell Workers Misled on Sterility, p. 7
- Women Have Job Safety Concerns, p. 7
- Commoner Conyers & Sadlowski Featured at Chautauqua, pp. 8-9
- Labour Delegates Balk at Old Old Story, p. 10
- Youths Protest Communist Policy, p. 10
- Austerity Uniting Divided Unions, p. 11
- From Moscow to People's War to Peking Turkey, pp. 12-13
- Social Insecurity and Forced Retirement, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- New Soviet Constitution Is a Catalog of Contradictions, p. 16
- The Karman Turn Teng for President, p. 16
- Neanderthal Newspaper Chains, pp. 17-18 Boycott the Hell Out of Them!
- Whether You Want Him or Not, p. 19
- The Unrepentent Joy of Baseball, p. 20
- Records, p. 21
- [+]Julia Is the Best All-Round Film Around (Review) , p. 22Julia (1977 Film), by Fred Zinnemann
- Julia (1977 Film) by Fred Zinnemann
- Robert Lowell, p. 23 Patrician Poet and Pacifist
- [+]The Facts of (Fish) Life (Review) , p. 23The Art of Fishing with Worms, by Harold F. Blaisdell
- The Art of Fishing with Worms by Harold F. Blaisdell
- My Tennis Partner Was an AGENT!, p. 24
October 19, 1977 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryLaborCitiesIn the WorldThe French LeftIn These TimesDialogLife in the U.S.SportsArt & EntertainmentPoetryBooks- The Cruel, Primitive and the Unpalatable, p. 2
- What to Do With Nuclear Waste?, p. 3
- Congress Scuttles Utility Reform, p. 4
- Organizing the Grassroots, p. 4
- Strike and Boycott against Right-Wing as Well as Coors, p. 5
- Coors Strike in Trouble, p. 5
- Military Needs Encroaching on Nasa and Space Shuttle Program, p. 6
- What's behind Carter's Push for the M-X Missile and Neutron Bomb?, p. 6
- Despite Carter the U.S. Remains the Number One Arms Supplier to the World, p. 7
- Imports, Quotas and Government Aid for the Steel Industry, p. 8
- Striking Workers Hold Firm in Minnesota Iron Ore Range, p. 8
- Factionalism Continued by McBride in the Steelworkers, p. 8
- Terror Killings Raise New Clamor on German Right, p. 9
- Questioning Communist Democracy, p. 10
- A Lesbian in the Labour Party, an Adulterer among the Tories, p. 11
- Thailand, pp. 12-13 A Vietnam in the Making?
- The Democratic Agenda Conference, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Free Speech for the Nazis Is for Our Own Good, p. 16
- Despite Fragmentation and Reverses the Left Has a Chance to Revive, p. 16
- Food and Development, pp. 17-18 Philippine Banana Boom
- Why Nothing Seems to Work, p. 19
- (Off the Record), pp. 19-20
- Records, p. 21
- Vi Redd's Alto Sax Soars with Women's Jazz Quintet, p. 22
- [+]PBS to Air Black History Film (Review) , p. 22Men of Bronze (1977 Film), by William Miles#2
- Men of Bronze (1977 Film) by William Miles#2
- [+]The Language of Black America (Review) , p. 23Talkin and Testifyin, by Geneva Smitherman
- Talkin and Testifyin by Geneva Smitherman
- [+]Un-Simple Langston Hughes (Review) , p. 23Good Morning Revolution, by Langston Hughes and Faith Berry
- Good Morning Revolution by Langston Hughes and Faith Berry
- Thrills, Chills and Spills at the U.S. Grand Prix, p. 24
October 26, 1977 Issue - 29 ArticlesThe Inside StoryEnergyLaborLabor: Strikes and Troubles in SteelIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- Punk 'n' Roll Is Here to Stay, p. 2
- Police Attack Kentucky Miners, p. 3
- Discord in the UMW, p. 3
- Pesticides Found in Coffee, p. 4
- No Energy Bill May Be the Answer, p. 4
- Los Angeles Police under Attack, p. 5
- Police Chiefs Meet in Los Angeles, p. 5
- Fitzsimmons May Resign, p. 6
- Rigged Contracts on the Rise, p. 6
- L.A. Police under Attack, p. 6
- No Agreement on Revising Criminal Code, p. 7
- Behind the Split in the French Left, p. 8
- Tories Look Right, Hedge on Unions, p. 9
- French Language Bill Sparks Sharp Debate in Quebec, p. 10
- The Fiefdom of Russell Long, pp. 11-13
- What's Good for Business Is Bad for Us, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Black Criticism of Carter, p. 16 Appearance and Essence
- The Youngstown Steel Shutdown, p. 17
- The Best [Censored] Stories of 1976, pp. 17-18
- Toward a New Form of Sex, p. 19
- [+]Wit'a Brooklyn Accent (Review) , p. 20Life on the Run, by Bill Bradley
- Life on the Run by Bill Bradley
- Records, p. 21
- Prisoner-Poets in the Hole at Folsom, p. 22
- [+]Prisoner-Playwright Adapts Play for Film (Review) , p. 23Short Eyes, by Miguel Pinero and Marvin F. Camillo
- Short Eyes by Miguel Pinero and Marvin F. Camillo
- [+]Prisoner-Novelist Publishes Second Book (Review) , p. 23Animal Factory, by Edward Bunker
- Animal Factory by Edward Bunker
- Devil Defies Denton Drys, p. 24
November 2, 1977 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryLaw EnforcementIn the WorldIn These TimesLabor and the LawConsidered OpinionLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- Carter Views Ex-Whiz Kid's Health Plan, p. 2
- Chavez under Fire, Farm Workers Stalemated, p. 3
- Reform Efforts Provoke Response, p. 4
- Immigration Coalition Takes on Carter, p. 4
- Torture Case Stirs Border Town Boycott, p. 5
- Oregon Workers Move to Form Lumber Co-Op, p. 6
- Banks Sued for Bad Check overcharges, p. 6
- New Labor Coalition Out for Shorter Work Week, p. 7
- A Potent Force for Political Change, p. 8
- Community Options to Counter the Industrial Exodus, p. 8
- Begin Gets a New Coalition Partner, p. 9
- Bloody Arrests Prepare Shah's Visit, p. 10
- Strike Tests Guyana's Socialism, p. 10
- Suarez Threatened from All Sides, p. 11
- Somoza Was Shaken to the Roots', p. 11
- Why Can't We Holler? This Is America!, pp. 12-13
- Our First Year, p. 14 A Harbinger of Good Things
- Free Speech and Socialist Democracy, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- There Is No Immunity to Violence in the Modern World, p. 16
- Black Children Sue California over Bias in Intelligence Tests, p. 16
- What to Do about Nuclear Power?, pp. 17-18
- [+]Seeking Educational Alternatives: Theory (Review) , p. 19Traditions of American Education, by Lawrence A. Cremin
- Traditions of American Education by Lawrence A. Cremin
- [+]Seeking Educational Alternatives: Practice (Review) , p. 19Roots of Education in America, by Ruth Dropkin and Arthur Tobier
- Roots of Education in America by Ruth Dropkin and Arthur Tobier
- Confusion over Sports Equality, p. 20
- Say It in Private, p. 21
- --- by Bruce Dancis, p. 21
- [+]Review Work, Culture, and Society in Industrializing ... (Review) , p. 22
- Work, Culture, and Society in Industrializing America by Herbert G. Gutman
- [+]Review The Cold Cash War, by Robert Asprin (Review) , p. 22
- The Cold Cash War by Robert Asprin
- [+]Review Union Dues, by John Sayles (Review) , p. 22
- Union Dues by John Sayles
- [+]Listless Love Story in Lush Landscape (Review) , p. 23Bobby Deerfield, by Alvin Sargent and Sydney Pollack
- Bobby Deerfield by Alvin Sargent and Sydney Pollack
- [+]Valentino, an Indictment of Idolatry (Review) , p. 23Valentino, by Ken Russell and Mardik Martin
- Valentino by Ken Russell and Mardik Martin
- $2.30 for the Body Nothing for the Soul, p. 24
November 9, 1977 Issue - 33 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldThe Middle EastIn These TimesLife in the U.S.RecordsStick to Me- American Press, p. 2 Arm of Government?
- The State of the Unions Old Weakness, New Strength, p. 3
- A New Breed of Union Busters, p. 4
- California Bars "Coercive" Jury Charge, p. 5
- Can Judges Speak English?, p. 5
- Klan Upsurge along the Border, p. 6
- Tufts Tiffed by Marcos Grant, p. 6
- Factionalism Splits Chicano Movement, p. 7
- Agents Enter Abalone Alliance, p. 8
- Carter Guts Discharge Review Program, p. 8
- Toil & Trouble Not Gold & Silver, p. 9
- Carter's Little Policy Pills, p. 10
- U.S., Germany Waylay Italian Socialism, p. 11
- Left Alliance Opposes Karamanlis, p. 12
- Danger Ahead for NDP after Manitoba Defeat, p. 12
- Soviets Refuse to Rehabilitate Bukharin, p. 13
- A Report on the Rejection of N. I. Bukharin's Rehabilitation, p. 13
- Will You Still Need Me Will You Still Need Me When It's '81?, pp. 14-17
- A Restatement of Our Principles, p. 18
- Letters, p. 19
- An Anatomy of Black Politics, p. 20 Inescapable Poverty and Racism
- The Women's Movement Must Rethink Its Image and Revamp Its Program, p. 20
- Hidden Problem That Went Public, pp. 21-22
- [+]Would You Shoot Yourself over Fumbles? (Review) , p. 23Fans!, by Michael Roberts
- Fans! by Michael Roberts
- Creativity and Freedom, p. 24
- An Art Form Impermanent, p. 24
- Fall Season TV Falls Short of Expectations, p. 25
- Records, p. 26 A Monumental Work in the History of Black Music...
- Records: Osamu, p. 26
- [+]Pryor Farce Features UFW as the 'Good Guys' (Review) , p. 27Which Way Is Up?, by Carl Gottlieb, Cecil Brown, and Michael Schultz
- Which Way Is Up? by Carl Gottlieb, Cecil Brown, and Michael Schultz
- [+]Bertolucci Epic Cut Down to Only Four Hours (Review) , p. 271900~~Nineteen Hundred (1977 Film), by Bernardo Bertolucci
- 1900~~Nineteen Hundred (1977 Film) by Bernardo Bertolucci
- The Robeson Controversy, p. 28
November 16, 1977 Issue - 32 ArticlesThe Inside Story: Guest ColumnIn the WorldIn These TimesUndocumented WorkersLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentFilm- American Press, p. 2
- Capitalism at the Crossroads, p. 2
- A Big Step Forward in Full Employment Campaign, p. 3
- Cleveland Elects Insurgent Mayor, p. 4
- Undocumented Workers Sue over Conditions and Pay, p. 4
- Poor People's Representatives Meet in Detroit, p. 4
- Acreage Limits under Fire, p. 5
- Californians Testify on Land Regulations, p. 5
- Strikers Publish Own Newspaper, p. 6
- Iron Range Workers Reject Settlement, p. 6
- Senior Citizens, p. 7 Gray Panthers Focus on Health
- Dakota Rejects Grant, p. 7
- Indians Oppose Copper Leaching, p. 8
- Strikes Greet Likud Policies, p. 9
- And the Palestinian-Israeli War Goes on, p. 9
- ILO Shaken by American Departure, p. 10
- Uranium, Jobs Ignite Debate in December Vote, p. 11
- Quebec Has Its First Nuclear Power Clash, p. 11
- Whittaker Chambers, pp. 12-13 Self-led Soviet Agent?
- Humphrey-Hawkins: Opening Wedge, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Socialism and Democracy, p. 16 Seeking the Answers in Life
- Hans Koning, p. 16 Human Rights Includes a Lot More Than Civil Liberties
- The Karman Turn, p. 17 The Joy of Sects: A Handy Guide
- Food and Development, pp. 17-18 Aiding the "Small" Farmers
- Village Voice Workers Unionize, p. 19
- The Greatest' Is Getting Old, p. 20
- Wit'a Brooklyn Accent, p. 20
- New Show for Older People, p. 21
- [+]Crime Novel by a Retired Cop (Review) , p. 21The Investigation, by Dorothy Uhnak
- The Investigation by Dorothy Uhnak
- The Grand Illusion, p. 22
- Twilley Don't Mind, p. 22
- Crosby, Stills and Nash, p. 22
- Simple Things, p. 22
- [+]Equus Loses in Translation to the Wide Screen (Review) , p. 23Equus (1977 Film), by Sidney Lumet
- Equus (1977 Film) by Sidney Lumet
- [+]Semi-Serious Story of a Vietnam Vet (Review) , p. 23Heroes (1977 Film), by Jeremy Paul Kagan
- Heroes (1977 Film) by Jeremy Paul Kagan
- Philadelphia Story, p. 24
November 23, 1977 Issue - 36 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldIn These TimesDialogLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooksRecordsFilm- A Democrat with a Small 'd', p. 2
- Bilandic Gets Byrned, p. 3
- Clamshell Opens Anti-Nuke Campaign, p. 4
- High Noon for Indiana Dunes, p. 4
- Beantown Busing Runs Out of Gas, p. 5
- Jury to Decide If Group Is a Tribe, p. 6
- Housekeepers Move to Unionize, p. 6
- Dairy State Threatened by Metal Mining, p. 7
- Exxon Invades Chippewa Territory, p. 7
- Tobacco Subsidies under Fire, p. 8
- Mr. Sadat Comes to Jerusalem, p. 9
- Syria and PLO Blast Sadat Initiative, p. 9
- A Manic-Depressive British Economy, p. 10
- Assassination Attempt on Jamaican Left Leader, p. 10
- Iran: Demonstrators Upstage Shah's Visit, p. 11
- [+]Iran: Iranian Poet on Terror and Torture (Review) , p. 11The Crowned Cannibals, by Reza Baraheni
- The Crowned Cannibals by Reza Baraheni
- Citizens Action Program, p. 12 Dead before Its Time
- Public Action, p. 13 Building from the Bottom
- New Beginning in Mid-East?, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- German Terrorists, p. 16 Small-Timers Emulating Their Biggers
- Bakke Case Compromise Likely, p. 16 Will Be Neither Beginning Nor End
- Labor and the Law, p. 17 The Courts and Involuntary Sexitude
- Around in Circles with Pollution, pp. 17-18
- Klan Battles Bar, Bar Battles Back, p. 19
- [+]A History of Soviet Sports (Review) , p. 20Sport and Soviet Society, by James Riordan
- Sport and Soviet Society by James Riordan
- [+]--- by Al Richmond (Review) , p. 21
- Black Odyssey by Nathan Irvin Huggins
- --- by Joe Heumann, p. 21
- [+]Review Death of a Lady's Man, by Leonard Cohen (Review) , p. 22
- Death of a Lady's Man by Leonard Cohen
- --- by Sheldon Sunness, p. 22
- How to Exceed in Show Business, p. 23
- [+]Over-Under Is Right on! (Review) , p. 23Over-Under, Sideways-Down, by Peter Gessner and Eugene Corr
- Over-Under, Sideways-Down by Peter Gessner and Eugene Corr
- How to Exceed in Show Business, p. 24
November 30, 1977 Issue - 33 ArticlesThe Inside StoryNuclear powerElectionNative AmericansLaborEnvironmentFarmingIn the WorldGreat BritainJamaicaIn These TimesLife in the U.S.SportsSlavery Was Not Their DestinyTelevision- A Requiem for Rolling Stone, p. 2
- Winning Big in Houston, p. 3
- Employment Data under Fire, p. 4
- New Life for Full Employment, p. 4
- Carrillo at Yale a Fine Muddle, p. 5
- Runaway Shops at the Mexican Border, p. 6
- Iron Miner's under Pressure to Settle, p. 6
- Making Juries Representative, p. 7
- Coalition Organizes against Senate Bill, p. 7
- No Left Turn in San Francisco, p. 8
- French Extradite German Lawyer, p. 9
- G&W Big Screen Tie with Dominicans, p. 10
- Firemen's Strike Puts Torch to Labour Wage Limit, pp. 11-13
- The Houston Women's Conference, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- The Boob Tube Strikes with Vengeance, p. 16
- The Helms Case, p. 16 Whatever Happened to Justice?
- Occuptaional Safety and Health vs. the Right of Capital Accumulation, p. 17
- The Chicago Version of Paul Robeson Is Far Different from the One ITT Described, pp. 17-18
- Investigative Reports Kill Nomination, p. 19
- So What's Wrong with the Celtics?, p. 20
- Running with Bonne Bell, p. 20
- Records, p. 21
- Why So Few Independent Feature Films?, p. 22
- [+]Turning Point Another View of Love v. Career (Review) , p. 23The Turning Point (1977 Film), by Herbert Ross
- The Turning Point (1977 Film) by Herbert Ross
- Another View of the American Ballet Theater, p. 23
- Death By Smog, p. 24
December 6, 1977 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryFull EmploymentThe LeftThe BorderLaborCrime & PunishmentThe MilitaryElectionsIn the WorldIn These TimesDialogLife in the U.S.SportsArt & EntertainmentTelevisionFilm- Did American CP Set Carrillo Up?, p. 2
- Fighting Job Discrimination, p. 3
- Oregon Sells South African Stock, p. 4
- Clearwater Group Fights for a Cleaner Hudson River, p. 4
- AFL-CIO Meet to Consider New Coalition, p. 5
- Mineworkers Strike Nationwide, p. 5
- Leftist Seeks Assessor Post, p. 6
- People's Party Coalition in Trouble, p. 6
- Race to Control the Sea Floor, pp. 7-8
- Cracks in Somoza Machine, p. 9
- [+]A Different World If FDR Had Lived? (Review) , p. 10The Shattered Peace, by Daniel Yergin
- The Shattered Peace by Daniel Yergin
- Egypt Grooms Alternatives to PLO, p. 11
- Behind Sadat's Gamble on Peace, p. 11
- Socialism Among the Squatters' Shacks, pp. 12-13
- Capitalist Tools Whittle Living Standards, p. 14
- More Cells Waxing in the Honeycomb, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Does Rising Labor Militancy Foretell New Black-White Alliance?, p. 16
- Recession Is Not as Bad for Business as It Is for the Rest of Us, p. 16
- Labor Law Reform Will Help Labor in South, p. 17
- Something Old Something New, p. 18
- Sex Roles Hinder Coed Sports, p. 19
- Personal Intervention Can Make a Difference, p. 19
- Gifts Santa Won't Bring, p. 20
- Business and Capitalism, p. 20
- [+]Records (Review) , p. 21The Coon Elder Band, by Brenda Patterson
- The Coon Elder Band by Brenda Patterson
- A Tribute to Lipschutz, People's Artist, p. 22
- [+]A Stunning TV Docu-Drama on the Slave Trade (Review) , p. 23The Fight against Slavery, by Evan Jones
- The Fight against Slavery by Evan Jones
- [+]Truffaut's Latest Film: A Gentle Satire on Macho Sex (Review) , p. 23The Man Who Loved Women (1977 Film), by Francois Truffaut
- The Man Who Loved Women (1977 Film) by Francois Truffaut
- Business vs. Capitalism, p. 24
December 14, 1977 Issue - 30 ArticlesThe Inside StoryThe CampusEnvironmentLaborElectoralOrganizationsThe SeasIn the WorldMiddle EastIn These TimesChautauquaLife in the U.S.ConsumptionArt & EntertainmentArtFilm- Santiago Carrillo of Spain's Communist Party Talks about Eurocommunism, p. 2
- On Strike for the Union, p. 3
- Congress Makes Abortion Deal, p. 4
- God Is on the Side of the Poor., p. 4
- A Well Orchestrated Convention, p. 5
- France Still Controls Its Former Colonies, p. 6
- Workplace Democracy Aboard Ship, p. 7
- Soares, pp. 8-9 A Captive of the IMF
- We Gotta Do Something; It's No Good Now., p. 10
- A Farmers' Strike Is No Circus; It's Serious Business, p. 11
- Let's Organize; Go Cooperative, p. 11
- Hard Times for Southern Farmers, pp. 12-13
- A New Breed of Farm Women Fighting to Survive, p. 14
- Fighting Oligopoly, p. 15
- Seeking New Ideas, p. 15
- Farming the Land, p. 15
- Representing the Needs of Rural America, p. 16
- Letters, p. 17
- Socialist Democracy, p. 17 No Weak Link
- No More Innocent Bystanders, p. 18
- The Dangers of Unlimited Speech, p. 18
- Another Lovely War?, pp. 19-20
- [+]Straight Talk about Italian Communism (Review) , p. 21The Italian Road to Socialism, by Eric J. Hobsbawm
- The Italian Road to Socialism by Eric J. Hobsbawm
- [+]Why Poor People's Movements Fail as They Succeed (Review) , p. 21Poor People's Movements, by Frances Fox Piven and Richard A. Cloward
- Poor People's Movements by Frances Fox Piven and Richard A. Cloward
- Free-For-All Agents, p. 22
December 21, 1977 Issue - 25 ArticlesThe Inside StoryWomenReligionLaborIn the WorldDialogPolitics and ArtThe Free Speech DebateArt & EntertainmentBooks- The 1977 Reuben Einstein Awards, p. 2
- Showdown in Cleveland, p. 3
- Iron Range Workers End Strike, p. 4
- Poor Settlement in Indiana Strike, p. 4
- Black Marxist Wins in Detroit, p. 5
- Taking on Nursing Home Abuse, p. 6
- Conflict of Interest over Food, p. 7
- Congress Unlikely to Help Farmers, p. 7
- Jury Frees Anti-Nuke Protestors, p. 8
- Egypt/Israel Talks Snagged, p. 9
- Mozambique's Two Years on Its Own, p. 10
- Catalonia's Historic Compromise, p. 11
- Surprise Election Defeat for Labor, p. 11
- People vs. Trees?, pp. 12-13
- Bitter Harvest, p. 14 Free Market vs. Family Farm
- Letters, p. 15
- Predictions for a New, Improved Year, p. 16
- Labor and the Law, p. 16 Freedom of Speech in the Workplace
- Sadat in Israel, and Afterward, p. 17
- Environmental & Mental Pollution Cause Sickness, p. 18
- Life Is Hard in Cancer Valley, p. 19
- Profit Still Rules TV Boxing, p. 20
- Records, pp. 21-22 Fred Holstein: Chicago and Other Ports
- [+]Innocence Is Not Always the Issue (Review) , p. 23The Innocence of Joan Little, by James Reston, Jr.
- The Innocence of Joan Little by James Reston, Jr.
- Ex-Terrorist Begin, a Realist in Politics, p. 23
- Pot Happy, p. 24
January 4, 1978 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldEhrenreich's AlmanacLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- Dr. Burns' Dream House, p. 2
- Little Help for the Cities, p. 3
- An Activist at the Top and Bottom, p. 4
- Who'll Finance Alaskan Gas Line, p. 4
- Business Wins on Tax Reform, p. 5
- A City of Schizoid Contradictions, p. 6
- Key to Future Growth in Water, p. 7
- The Case of the Missing Nuns, p. 8
- Rodolfo Walsh's Last Open Letter, p. 8
- Economic War Clouds over the Pacific, p. 9
- West Bank Arabs Split on Sadat, p. 10
- On the Spot, pp. 11-12
- Democratic Ideals and Socialist Realism, p. 13
- Palestinian State Key to Durable Peace, p. 13
- Burchett Met by Right-Wing, p. 14
- Letter, p. 15
- Where Does the Women's Movement go after Houston?, p. 16
- Requiescat, Charlie, p. 16
- Begin's Palestinian Bantustan, pp. 17-18
- Neither the Best Nor the Worst Year for the Media, p. 19
- Wit'a Brooklyn Accent, p. 20
- Records: Blank Generation, p. 21
- [+]Anti-red Union Builder (Review) , p. 22David Dubinsky: A Life With Labor, by David Dubinsky and A.H. Raskin
- David Dubinsky: A Life With Labor by David Dubinsky and A.H. Raskin
- [+]Communists in the Strikes of the 1920s (Review) , p. 23A Radical Life, by Vera Buch Weisbord
- A Radical Life by Vera Buch Weisbord
- A Murky Meditation-on the Wages of Sin in Our Society, p. 23
- The Great Tramp, p. 24
January 11, 1978 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryUnequal Development in the New SouthIn the WorldConsidered OpinionLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- Arthur Burns vs. G. William Miller, p. 2
- Exposed GIs in Danger, p. 3
- Gays Will Be Hired by NYC, p. 4
- Insulation Can Be Dangerous, p. 4
- Do Mental Patients Have Rights?, p. 5
- Korean Bribery Plan Unveiled, p. 6
- Canadian Clericals Form Union, pp. 7-8
- Two South Africans From the Island, p. 9
- Chile's Public Health Is Failing Fast, p. 10
- Cambodia to Blame for Border War?, p. 11
- God Save the Punks, pp. 12-13
- Free Speech and Popular Sovereignty, p. 14
- Letter, p. 15
- The Karman Turn, p. 16 The Rise of the Recrudescent Right
- Food and Development, p. 16 Unwanted Food Aid
- Socialist Electoral Policy-'78 and Beyond, p. 17
- World Hockey Assn. Still Kicking, p. 18
- Sports Need Tension, p. 19
- Sports after Capitalism?, p. 19
- Paul Jacobs, p. 20
- Was Jacobs Victim of the AEC?, p. 20
- Records: The Joy, p. 21
- Records, p. 21 Jazz Women:A Feminist
- [+]Films about Dancers, Classical and Pop (Review) , p. 22Saturday Night Fever (1977 Film), by John Badham
- Saturday Night Fever (1977 Film) by John Badham
- [+]Prize-Winning Novel Explores the Black Experience in America (Review) , p. 23Song of Solomon, by Toni Morrison
- Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison
- [+]A Modern Tower of (Psycho)Babel (Review) , p. 23Psychobabble, by Richard Dean Rosen
- Psychobabble by Richard Dean Rosen
- Hit and Run Journalism, p. 24
January 18, 1978 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Wit'a Brooklyn AccentArt & EntertainmentBooks- The CIA and the U.S. Press, p. 2 the Fallout Over Blowback
- Guns and Butter Hubert, p. 3
- Bella Abzug Wins N.Y. Nomination, p. 4
- Dawson Five Prosecution Dropped, p. 4
- Labor, p. 5 Steel City: Buy It or Lose It
- Labor: Job Security Gains for Longshoremen, p. 5
- Study Evaluates Costs of Statehood, p. 6
- Puerto Ricans Returning to Island, p. 7
- Union at Stake in Electrical Strike, p. 7
- Limiting Private Lie Detector Use, p. 8
- West Germany's Rightward Lurch Casts New Shadow, p. 9
- Japan/U.S., p. 10 U.S. Gets Japan to Sign Trade Truce
- Spain: Artists Strike for Free Speech, p. 10
- Ethiopia, p. 11 Ethiopian War Will Determine Red Sea's Future
- Background to War, p. 11
- Wild, Wild Horses, pp. 12-13
- An "Open Door" in South Africa, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Black Agriculture in the Seventies, p. 16
- If You Think MAD Is Insane Consider What "First Strike" Will Mean, p. 16
- [+]Eurocommunism' and the State (Review) , pp. 17-18Eurocommunism and the State, by Santiago Carrillo
- Eurocommunism and the State by Santiago Carrillo
- New Danger for Elephant Seals, p. 19
- --- by Mark Naison, p. 20
- [+]Review Heroes, by David Bowie (Review) , p. 21
- Heroes by David Bowie
- --- by Bob Datz, p. 21
- --- by Carlo Wolff, p. 21
- [+]Black Films Come of Age (Review) , p. 22A Hero Ain't Nothin' But A Sandwich, by Alice Childress
- A Hero Ain't Nothin' But A Sandwich by Alice Childress
- [+]Loser Eastwood Is a Winner (Review) , p. 22The Gauntlet (1977 Film), by Clint Eastwood
- The Gauntlet (1977 Film) by Clint Eastwood
- [+]The Other Marx: Working Class Leader (Review) , p. 23Eleanor Marx, by Yvonne Kapp
- Eleanor Marx by Yvonne Kapp
- [+]600,000 Americans (Review) , p. 23Children in Jail, by Thomas J. Cottle
- Children in Jail by Thomas J. Cottle
- Gold Rush '78, p. 24
January 25, 1978 Issue - 31 ArticlesThe Inside StoryElectionsTrialsCivil LibertiesIn the WorldIn These TimesFrom the GrassrootsLife in the U.S.Defense Key in Super BowlReviewFilmBooks- The CIA and the U.S. Press, p. 2
- Down and Out in Washington and Winnebago, p. 2
- Who'll Control the Party?, p. 3
- How Oil Companies Avoid Taxes, p. 4
- North Carolina Governor Gives Little Help to Wilmington 10 Defendants, p. 4
- Rent Strike in Minneapolis, p. 5
- Battle Brewing on Wiretapping, p. 5
- Subcontracting Imperils Public Workers, p. 6
- Who'll Decide Census Questions?, p. 7
- Newark Struggling to Rebuild, p. 8
- Carter Vetoes Eurocommunism, p. 9
- Lucky Jim Puts Out the Firemen, p. 10
- Basque Nationals Take to Streets, p. 10
- With the Eritrean PopularFront, p. 11
- While Rome Burns, pp. 12-13
- The Full Employment Shell Game, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- The Schoolboy View of the World Is Still the Establishment's Darling, p. 16
- Labor and the Law, p. 16 Trial by Jury at Work?
- Anti-Socializing Our Resources, pp. 17-18
- HEW Proposes Campaign against Teen Pregnancy, p. 19
- Duke and Chicago a Study in Choices, p. 20
- Records, p. 21 Jazz Women: A Feminist
- Records:Rough Mix, p. 21
- [+]Working Goes into Orbit (Review) , p. 22Working, by Studs Terkel
- Working by Studs Terkel
- [+]Blood Tie Blends East and West, Past and Present (Review) , p. 23Blood Tie, by Mary Lee Settle
- Blood Tie by Mary Lee Settle
- [+]Letters From a Wayward Girl (Review) , p. 23The Maimie Papers, by Maimie Pinzer, Ruth Rosen, and Sue Davidson
- The Maimie Papers by Maimie Pinzer, Ruth Rosen, and Sue Davidson
- Life on a Sub, p. 24
February 1, 1978 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldThe Military BudgetLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- The Business of America Is...', p. 2
- Another Round at Pullman, p. 3
- Akron May Try to Stop Abortions, p. 4
- Mashpee Indians Lose, p. 4
- Candidate Carter's Pledges Scattered to the Wind, p. 5
- Reaganites Battle for GOP Power, p. 6
- Why Jesse Jackson Went to the GOP, p. 6
- The Battle for Public Support, p. 7
- Turmoil in the Teamsters, p. 8
- [+]Why Hoffa Had to Die (Review) , p. 8Desperate Bargain, by Lester Velie
- Desperate Bargain by Lester Velie
- Third World Angry with Carter's False Promises, p. 9
- Popular Front Builds a State Within a State, p. 10
- Slain Editor May Undo Somoza's Rule, p. 11
- Student Arrests Only the Beginning, p. 11
- Horton Hatches a Hope, pp. 12-13
- Look Who Is Kissinger Now, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- As Much a Matter of Power, p. 16
- Art for Art's Sake Is a Plea to Be Free of the Market, p. 16
- Perspectives, p. 17
- Don's Blame It on Sigmund, pp. 17-18
- FBI 'Asset' Goes to Moscow, p. 19
- Harassment of Black Officials, p. 19
- The Body Politic, p. 20
- Super Ads for the Super Bowl, p. 20
- Records, p. 21 Stan Rogers Captures the Hard Lives of Canada's Poorest Provinces.
- Chinese Collectives Paint Collectively, p. 22
- [+]A Modest Proposal for Ending Hunger (Review) , p. 23Food First, by Frances Moore Lappe
- Food First by Frances Moore Lappe
- [+]Science Fiction Writers vs. War (Review) , p. 23Study War No More, by Joe W. Haldeman
- Study War No More by Joe W. Haldeman
- Listener-Backed Radio, p. 24
February 8, 1978 Issue - 30 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentBooks- Kurt Groenewold, p. 2 Democracy on Trial in West Germany
- Miner Agreement Not Likely, p. 3
- University Won't Sell Stock, p. 4
- Priorities Coalition Blasts Carter's Budget Requests, p. 4
- Senate Finally Kills B-1, p. 4
- Nuclear Disaster Barely Avoided, p. 5
- Anti-satellite Programs in Full Swing, p. 5
- Minnesota Farmers Fight Power Line Construction, p. 6
- Bank Abuses under Scrutiny, p. 7
- Solar Prospects Brighten, p. 8
- SolarCal, p. 8 Sun Yields Job Bonus
- Jordan's Hussein Skeptical about Sadat Initiative, p. 9
- Sadat Jails Noted Egyptian Poet, p. 9
- Spanish Women Suffer Setbacks, p. 10
- A Tired Women's Organization Gets New Life, p. 10
- U.S. May Speed Historic Compromise, p. 11
- Welcome to Ohio City, pp. 12-13
- Ten Years after, p. 14 Carter's Budget or King's Dream?
- Letters, p. 15
- Permissiveness for Rich and Powerful in America, p. 16
- Better Ways to Make Jobs Than by War Spending, p. 16
- A Left Strategy against Inflation, pp. 17-18
- [+]Lessons From the Populists (Review) , p. 19Democratic Promise, by Lawrence Goodwyn
- Democratic Promise by Lawrence Goodwyn
- The Richards Issue Settled on Its Merits, p. 20
- Wit'a Brooklyn Accent, p. 20
- Love Transfusion, p. 21
- Live/Encore, p. 21
- [+]The New Deal Dealt Them in (Review) , p. 22Franklin D. Roosevelt and the City Bosses, by Lyle W. Dorsett
- Franklin D. Roosevelt and the City Bosses by Lyle W. Dorsett
- [+]A Major Studio Film on the War That Still Isn't (Review) , p. 23The Boys in Company C (1978 Film), by Sidney J. Furie
- The Boys in Company C (1978 Film) by Sidney J. Furie
- A People's-Eye-View of the Revolution, p. 23
- Born Again Media, p. 24
February 15, 1978 Issue - 31 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldLife in the U.S.RecordsBooksFilm- Kurt Groenewold, p. 2
- The $64 Billion Question, p. 2
- Nader's Ups and Downs, p. 3
- Oil Companies Lose Tax Credit but Not for Another Year, p. 4
- Coal Negotiations Still at Impasse, p. 4
- New Sweatshops in California, p. 5
- Teamster Leaders Sued, p. 6
- Arizona Indians Fight for Water, p. 6
- Crisis Brewing over Water, pp. 7-8
- Italian Fascists Bomb Their Way to Legality, p. 9
- Barcelona's Ex-Mayor Assassinated, p. 9
- In Chile, No One Talks to Strangers, p. 10
- Nicaraguan Priest Joins the Guerillas, p. 10
- The New Indian Regime Must Deliver, p. 11
- Jimmy the Baptist, pp. 12-13
- Coal Miners, p. 14 Not Free or Equal
- Letters, p. 15
- You Are What You Don't Eat, p. 16
- SALT Talks Don't End Armaments They Maintain a Balance of Terror, p. 16
- Democracy's Defense Means Capitalism's End, pp. 17-18
- [+]Voices of Vietnam Veterans (Review) , p. 19Demilitarized Zones, by Jan Barry and W.D. Ehrhart
- Demilitarized Zones by Jan Barry and W.D. Ehrhart
- Tom McGrath, a Political Poet, pp. 20-21
- [+]Blue Collar Powerful Stuff (Review) , p. 22Blue Collar (1978 Film), by Paul Schrader
- Blue Collar (1978 Film) by Paul Schrader
- [+]Kurosawa's Epic of the Arctic (Review) , p. 22Dersu Uzala, by Akira Kurosawa, Maxim Munzik, Yuri Solomon, and Yuri Nagibin, ...
- Dersu Uzala by Akira Kurosawa, Maxim Munzik, Yuri Solomon, and Yuri Nagibin, ...
- Records: I'm Ready, p. 23
- Records: Back Roads, p. 23
- Manure Power!, p. 24
February 22, 1978 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldEhrenreich's CornerLyrice From the Left- Presidents Are the Problem, p. 2
- Search for a California Coalition, p. 3
- Labor Must Decide Priorities on Energy Says Commoner, p. 4
- Regional Energy Plan Stirs Controversy in Northwest, p. 4
- Prisons, p. 5 Medical Care in Pen Criticized
- Thatcher Casts Racist Shadow Over Coming Vote, p. 6
- Eurocommunism in East Germany?, p. 7
- Portugal Gets New Government , p. 7
- Japan, p. 8 New Coalition May Split the Left
- Coal Winter, p. 9
- The Talks, p. 10
- UMW Still Subject to Lewis Legacy, p. 11
- The Rise and Fall of The Cation's Best Health Plan, pp. 12-13
- Danger Is a Way of Life in Low Coal, p. 14
- Should Coal Production Be Upped?, p. 15
- Striking for Democracy, p. 16
- Letters, p. 17
- Newark, p. 17 Don't Blame Victims
- Is Economic Democracy a California Dandelion?, p. 18
- Naison, p. 19 Ali, the Greatest, Goes Down to Challenger Spinks
- Ali, the Greatest, Goes Down to Challenger Spinks, pp. 19-20
- [+]Another Old-Fashioned Sit-Com (Review) , p. 21The Goodbye Girl (1977 Film), by Herbert Ross
- The Goodbye Girl (1977 Film) by Herbert Ross
- Documentary on Gay Liberation, p. 21
- --- by John Kordalewski, p. 22
- [+]Review 25 Years of Recorded Comedy~~Twenty-Five Years... (Review) , p. 23
- --- by Michael S. Kimmel, p. 23
- Gonna Getcha Every Time', p. 24
March 1, 1978 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldEuropeEditorialDialogPerspectivesHeumannArt & EntertainmentMusic: Musician-In-Exile Expresses His People's Aspirations in Jazz- From Washington with Gloom and Confusion, p. 2
- Mining Women Stand Firm, p. 3
- Uncertain Fate for Settlement of Longest Mine Strike, p. 3
- New Regulations Attack Improper Sterilizations, p. 4
- Teaching Hospitals Violate Guidelines, p. 4
- Women Defend Their Communities, p. 5
- Focus on Women, p. 6
- Field Folds News, p. 7 Newspaper Bows to Market, Profit
- Israel Seeks a Special Deal from U.S., p. 8
- PLO Holds Out for Arab Realignment, p. 8
- Italy: PCI Union Chief Will Trade Layoffs for Union Power, p. 9
- France, p. 10 Communists Hold Key to Left Victory
- The Big Three Plus the Glant Two, p. 11
- Cosmo-Politan - Soft-Core Porn in Two Languages, p. 12
- Vogue Moves the Clothes from Hangers to Bodies, p. 12
- Confessions Turn to Assertive-Ness Training, p. 13
- A Selected List of Women's Movement Publications, p. 14
- Women Take the Lead, p. 15
- Letters, p. 16
- I Know a Woman, p. 17
- When a King Is Not King, p. 17
- Labor and the Law, p. 18 The Law: Shield or a Two-Way Sword?
- Can There Be a New Deal for the Old?, p. 19
- Body the Politic, p. 20
- Protests Mount Over Nashville Davis Matches, pp. 20-21
- [+]The New East German Women (Review) , p. 22Guten Morgen, Du Schoene, by Maxie Wander
- Guten Morgen, Du Schoene by Maxie Wander
- [+]Women in Filmmaking (Review) , p. 22Women and the Cinema, by Karyn Kay and Gerald Peary
- Women and the Cinema by Karyn Kay and Gerald Peary
- [+]Sixties Women Short-Changed (Review) , p. 23Loose Change (1978 Film), by Jules Irving
- Loose Change (1978 Film) by Jules Irving
- Records, p. 23
- Lesbian Mother, p. 24
March 8, 1978 Issue - 30 ArticlesThe Inside StoryHealthGrass RootsThe PressIn the WorldThe House of Mirrors American Women as Reflected in the Magazines They ReadIn These TimesPointed ViewFrom the GrassrootsLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentTelevision- Carter against the Miners, p. 2
- Big Changes in Big Coal, p. 3
- Carter Takes tough Line to End Strike, p. 3
- Support Grows for Miners, p. 4
- A Gay Rights Bill for New York City, p. 5
- No Wisconsin Nuke for Minnesota Company, p. 5
- Public Money for House Races?, p. 6
- Rights Violated in Charlotte Case, p. 7
- Smith's Settlement Gives Whites Veto, p. 8
- Marseilles' Left Secure, But Split, p. 9
- Communists Winning Factory Vote , p. 9
- Japan, p. 10 Japanese Economy in a Sea of Troubles
- CIA Mk-Ultra, pp. 11-12
- Massacre, p. 13
- The Informer, p. 14
- Carter Joins Offensive against UMW, p. 15
- Letters, p. 16
- Doing Something about It, p. 17
- You Can't Kill a Culture Like You Can Kill a Union, p. 17
- Neither Cop-Out Nor Cuckoo, p. 18
- Another WSP View of SALT, p. 18
- --- by Sidney Blumenthal and Danny Schechter, pp. 19-20
- [+]Review Weekend in L.A., by George Benson (Review) , p. 21
- Weekend in L.A. by George Benson
- Review, p. 21
- [+]Funny, Sad, Exciting Film for the Family (Review) , p. 22Casey's Shadow (1978 Film), by Martin Ritt
- Casey's Shadow (1978 Film) by Martin Ritt
- [+]One More Helpless Heroine (Review) , p. 22The Lacemaker, by Claude Goretta and Pascal Laine
- The Lacemaker by Claude Goretta and Pascal Laine
- [+]War Through the Eyes of the Media Men (Review) , p. 23Dispatches, by Michael Herr
- Dispatches by Michael Herr
- [+]What Lit Up the Lives of the Old American Left (Review) , p. 23The Romance of American Communism, by Vivian Gornick
- The Romance of American Communism by Vivian Gornick
- Fair Is Fair and Foul Is Foul, p. 24
March 15, 1978 Issue - 29 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationLegislationHuman RightsIn the WorldFranceIn These TimesConsidered OpinionPerspectives(Off the Record)MoviesBooks- Zimbabwe, p. 2 Chances of Civil War Grow
- Miners Get Third Contract, p. 3
- America's Most Dangerous Job, p. 3
- Environmentalists Back Labor, p. 4
- University of Chicago Agrees to Affirmative Action, p. 4
- Fishermen Take On the Navy, p. 5
- J. P. Stevens' Day Will Come, p. 6
- Stevens Shifts Stockholder Meeting But Workers Won't Be Shut Out, p. 7
- Communists Score Pyrrhic Victory in French Vote, p. 8
- The Brazilian Model Becomes Unglued, p. 9
- Tories Put Racism on Political Agenda, p. 10
- Does Low-Level Radiation Kill?, p. 11
- Uncovering Nuclear Cancer, pp. 12-13
- Officials Try to Silence Researcher, p. 14
- Just How Much Is Too Much, p. 15
- Human Guinea Pigs, p. 15
- Socialism in Their TIME, p. 16
- The Miners' Challenge to Business as Usual, p. 16
- Letters, p. 17
- Sectional Rivalries Affect a Wide Range of Issues, p. 18
- Dialog, p. 18 Black or White, a Business Mayor Is a Business Mayor
- Let's Cross That 't' When We Come to It, pp. 19-20
- Records, p. 21
- [+]Search for Something Special (Review) , p. 22A Special Day, by Ruggero Maccari, Ettore Scola, and Maurizio Costanzo, ...
- A Special Day by Ruggero Maccari, Ettore Scola, and Maurizio Costanzo, ...
- [+]Soggy Saga of the Sea Bottom (Review) , p. 22Gray Lady Down (1978 Film), by David Greene
- Gray Lady Down (1978 Film) by David Greene
- [+]Eco-Babble Amidst the Eco-Technology (2 Reviews) , p. 23Living with Energy, by Ronald Alves and Charles Milligan
- Living with Energy by Ronald Alves and Charles Milligan
- Home Energy How-To by A.J. Hand
- [+]Poor People's Foreign Cooking Can Get Be Very Expensive (Review) , p. 23The Peoples' Cookbook, by Huguette Couffignal and James Kardon
- The Peoples' Cookbook by Huguette Couffignal and James Kardon
- It's an Old Saw But Music to the Ears, p. 24
March 22, 1978 Issue - 28 ArticlesIn Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesPerspectivesArt & Entertainment- Zimbabwe, p. 2
- New Right's Lyon Roars in Rockford, p. 2
- Tired, But Still on the Line, p. 3
- A Step for Humphrey-Hawkins, p. 4
- Alabama Activist Fights for His Life, p. 4
- Protests Greet Davis Cup Games, p. 5
- NYC Still Teeters on the Edge, p. 6
- Transit Workers Threaten Strike, p. 6
- Brown Lung Victims Want Action, p. 7
- Arson Destroys Brown Lung Clinic, p. 7
- Carter Lies about Arms Sales, p. 8
- Back to the Ghetto and into the Soup for French Left, p. 9
- U.S. vs. Europe Dominates Trade Talks, p. 10
- Begin May Finally Have Gone Too Far, p. 11
- The 50's and the 60's, pp. 12-13
- PLO & Israel Are on No-Win Treadmill, p. 14
- Red Brigade Helps Italian Ruling Class, p. 14
- Soviets Defile Selves by Denying Rights, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- A Step or Two towards a Proper Urban Policy, p. 16
- Capitalism, Not Just the Military, Is Depleting Our Economy and Society, p. 16
- A Reckless Gamble Disrupts French Left, p. 17
- [+]Politics: A Searchingly Self-Critical Account of the American Communist Experience (Review) , p. 18The Autobiography of an American Communist, by Peggy Dennis
- The Autobiography of an American Communist by Peggy Dennis
- [+]How the U.S. Wrought World Monetary Chaos (Review) , p. 18The Origins of International Economic Disorder, by Fred L. Block
- The Origins of International Economic Disorder by Fred L. Block
- [+]Books: Fascinating and Repulsive Details of Predatory Power's Rape of NYC (Review) , p. 19The Abuse of Power, by Jack Newfield and Paul DuBrul
- The Abuse of Power by Jack Newfield and Paul DuBrul
- Fiction, p. 20 American Fiction Strong on Form, Weak on Content
- [+]Books: Rachel and Her Creator Are Just as Bourgeois as the Neighbors After All (Review) , p. 21Rachel, the Rabbi's Wife, by Silvia Tennenbaum
- Rachel, the Rabbi's Wife by Silvia Tennenbaum
- [+]Books: The Women's Liberation Movement Is the Central Source of Suspense (Review) , p. 22Burning Questions, by Alix Kates Shulman
- Burning Questions by Alix Kates Shulman
- Books, p. 23
- [+]Non-Fiction: A Brave New Venture in the Tradition of Haldeman Julius's Little Blue Books (3 Reviews) , p. 23Longshoring on the San Francisco Water Front, by Reg Theriault
- Longshoring on the San Francisco Water Front by Reg Theriault
- Steelmill Blues by Steve Packard
- Labor Law for the Rank and Filer by Staughton Lynd
- [+]Most Ambitious Upfront Political Comic in Years (Review) , p. 23Cover-Up Lowdown, by Jay Kinney and Paul Mavrides
- Cover-Up Lowdown by Jay Kinney and Paul Mavrides
- Books: Great Soviet Goalie on Hockey as It Is Played There and Here, p. 24
March 29, 1978 Issue - 31 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesPerspectivesArt & Entertainment- House Balks at IMF Bank Bailout, p. 2
- Cities, p. 3 Carter: A Tidbit for Cities
- Toss-Up for ERA in Illinois, p. 4
- Chicago Machine Remains Strong after Daley, p. 4
- Labor: Contract Vote Ends Mine Strike, p. 5
- Energy, p. 6 Sun Day Promotes Solar Power
- Cities, p. 6 Cleveland Mayor Fires Hongisto
- Labor: Corporate Ties to Stevens under Fire, p. 7
- White House Interfered with Grant, p. 7
- Nuclear Power, p. 8 California Energy Commission Nixes Nuclear Power Plant
- Court Hears Challenge to Nuclear Liability Act, p. 8
- Israel Was Looking to Invade Lebanon, p. 9
- Afterthoughts on the French Election, p. 10
- Honduran Troops Aiding Somoza, p. 10
- Court Imperils a Danish Free City, p. 11
- A Reporter in Havana, pp. 12-13 The First Trickle of the Tourist Flood
- On the One Hand Give Them All Jobs..., p. 14
- Rank and File Miners Need Leaders Too, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Labor and Law, p. 16 Issues Raised By the Coal Strike
- From the Grassroots, p. 16 The Politics of Disco
- Political Solution Needed for Labor Pensions, Health, pp. 17-18
- Rebels All, p. 19 The Finns in America
- Sports, p. 20 Speed and Finesse vs. Size and Power
- Wit'a Brooklyn Accent, p. 20
- Records, p. 21
- Television, p. 22 Look Who's Turning Up Missing
- [+]Movies: A Fine New Film about Love and Loneliness (Review) , p. 23An Unmarried Woman (1978 Film), by Paul Mazursky
- An Unmarried Woman (1978 Film) by Paul Mazursky
- [+]Bergman's Achievement: Hermetically Sealed Despair (Review) , p. 23The Serpent's Egg (1978 Film), by Ingmar Bergman
- The Serpent's Egg (1978 Film) by Ingmar Bergman
- Paul Krassner on the Very Zen Art of Hustling a Porn King, p. 24
April 5, 1978 Issue - 30 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationPoliticsIn the WorldIn These TimesPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- Turning Left, with Caution, p. 2
- County' Patients Fight for Hospital against Cutbacks, p. 3
- Experiments Tie Jobs to Military, p. 4
- Portland Activist Appeals Conviction, p. 4
- Labor: Labor Center Stirs N.C. Fight, p. 5
- Civil Liberties, p. 5 Examining the American Record on Human Rights
- Legislation, p. 6 Action on Privacy Bills Soon
- Cities, p. 7 Johnstown's Down, But Not Out
- School Children Learn to Sell Pepsi, p. 8
- Labor: Seattle Auto Trades on Strike, p. 8
- N.C. Labor Center, p. 8
- The Making of a Superpower, p. 9
- Presidential Choice Splits Government, p. 10
- A Palestinian Boy Beaten for Slogans, p. 10
- Special Report from Northern Ireland, p. 11 Ten Years Later, the War Still Goes on
- One Night Stand, pp. 12-13 "I Love You," Jimmy Told Clinton But the Next Morning He Was Gone.
- He's Gone about as Far as He Can Go, p. 14
- When the Prices Go Up Up Up, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Whatever Happened to Sisterhood?, p. 16
- To Hell in a Hand Basket, p. 16
- Socialist Strategy Needs Unromantic Realism, p. 17
- Cloning, p. 18 Scientific Breakthrough or the Most Appalling Medical Experiment in History?
- Rorvik Defends Book, pp. 19-20
- [+]House Calls Fails to Leave Him Laughing (Review) , p. 21House Calls (1978 Film), by Howard Zieff
- House Calls (1978 Film) by Howard Zieff
- [+]Censored African Film Shown (Review) , p. 21Ceddo, by Ousmane Sembene
- Ceddo by Ousmane Sembene
- Who Establishes the Establishment in American Art?, p. 22
- Malvina Reynolds 1901-1978 " Some Sort of Miracle", p. 23
- [+]God Makes a Home Movie (Review) , p. 24Renaldo and Clara (1976 Film), by Bob Dylan
- Renaldo and Clara (1976 Film) by Bob Dylan
April 12, 1978 Issue - 29 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationEducationIn the WorldIn These TimesPointed ViewConsidered OpinionPerspectivesArt & EntertainmentArt- New Right Wins Battle of Ideas, p. 2
- U.S./Chile, p. 3 Letelier Probe Threatens Pinochet Rule
- Middle Managers Are Unhappy, p. 4
- McDonald's Workers Consider Unionizing, p. 4
- Labor: Setbacks for Farah Workers Union, p. 5
- Labor: Transit Workers May Reject NY Pact, p. 6
- Arms Sales, p. 6 Carolinans Mobilize against Arms Shipments
- Cities, p. 7 Harvard Energy Plant Opposed
- Labor: Unionists Launch Campaign for Shorter Work Week, p. 8
- Carter Looking for a Way of Breaking Mideast Stalemate, p. 9
- The Red Brigades Are Ransoming Off Italy's Hopes for a Socialist Future, pp. 10-11
- Warsaw an Interview with a Survivor, pp. 12-13
- Orange Light for Neutron Bomb, p. 14
- Dems Are Nixon on Press Freedom, p. 14
- A Philadelphia Organization Is Leading the Movement for Jobs, p. 15
- Attack on Mandatory Retirement Part of Quest for New Efficiency, p. 16
- Ah, Spring Is Here Again... When Young Minds Turn to Marx, p. 16
- A Moralistic Left Makes Enemies of the People, pp. 17-18
- Mother Jones Pushes the Outer Limits, p. 19
- Look to Philly for Next NBA Champs, p. 20
- Cultural Center Faces Eviction, p. 21
- Farm Workers Issue an Album, p. 21
- [+]Opposing Testimony in the Case That Never Seems to Die (Review) , p. 22Boston, by Upton Sinclair
- Boston by Upton Sinclair
- [+]Maysles Film Preserves Running Fence (Review) , p. 23Running Fence (1978 Film), by Albert Maysles, David Maysles, and Charlotte Zwerin, ...
- Running Fence (1978 Film) by Albert Maysles, David Maysles, and Charlotte Zwerin, ...
- [+]Hoffman Goes Straight But Film Wanders (Review) , p. 23The People of the Abyss, by Jack London
- The People of the Abyss by Jack London
- Rites of Winter, p. 24
April 19, 1978 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldIn These TimesPerspectivesLife in the U.S.SportsArt & EntertainmentBooksFilm- Musical Chairs, p. 2 Sour Notes in the Horn of Africa
- Once Racist, Now Populist, Tom Turnipseed Takes on S. Carolina, p. 3
- The Arms Budget Is Challenged, p. 4
- N.Y. Ban on Nuclear Shipments Upheld, p. 4
- Civil Wrongs, p. 5 Protestors Urge Overturn of Bakke
- There's Gonna Be a Showdown, p. 6
- In Rocky Flats, Colorado, p. 6
- In Barnwell, S. Carolina, pp. 6-7
- U.S./Chile, p. 8 Banks under Attack for Chile Loans
- Net Closing on Letelier Killers, p. 8
- Pounds Outweigh Plutonium Danger, p. 9
- New Budget Reflects Dim View of World Economy, pp. 9-10
- The Press Czar Defends Bloody History, p. 11
- U.S. Officials Deny Deception on Aid, p. 11
- When the (Bleep) Hits the Fans, pp. 12-13
- The Old Politics Can't Beat Inflation, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Corporate Sabotage in the Battle against Industrial Cancer, pp. 16-18
- Watch Boston and Montreal in NHL Playoffs, p. 19
- Chicago's Voice of Labor Is No More, p. 19
- Music Punk Folk Rock & All That Jazz, pp. 20-23
- [+]Rock & Roll Is Here to Pay-To the Tune of $4 Billion (Review) , p. 24Rock 'N' Roll Is Here to Pay, by Steve Chapple and Robert Garofalo
- Rock 'N' Roll Is Here to Pay by Steve Chapple and Robert Garofalo
April 26, 1978 Issue - 22 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesIn DepthLife in the U.S.- Musical Chairs, p. 2
- The Hidden Stakes in Indochina, p. 2
- Citizen/Labor Coalition Takes on 'Big Energy' Coalition, p. 3
- Congress Examines Utility Spying, p. 4
- Vietnam Spy Case Will Raise Serious Constitutional Issue, p. 5
- Israelis Press for New Peace Move, p. 6
- [+]"Third World" Myths: Populist Nationalism Submerges Socialism (Review) , p. 6Revolution in the Third World, by Gerard Chaliand
- Revolution in the Third World by Gerard Chaliand
- Swedish Social Democracy Heads beyond Welfare State, p. 7
- New Law Aborts Women's Rights, p. 8
- Who'll Own the Sun?, pp. 9-10
- A Solar Energy Package, p. 11
- Solar Technology, p. 12
- Our Choice Will Determine the Future, p. 13
- The Amazing Potential of Biomass Energy, p. 14
- California's Solarcal Program Takes Shape, p. 15
- Solar Energy and Socialist Power, p. 16
- Letters, p. 17
- For a Socialism That Works, p. 18 Part I
- A Contest of Hopes and Dreams, p. 19
- Accentuate the Negative Eliminate the Positive, p. 20
- [+]David vs. Agribusiness Goliath (Review) , p. 21The Unsettling of American, by Wendell Berry
- The Unsettling of American by Wendell Berry
- Distortion of History, p. 22
- High Marks for Holocaust , p. 22
- The New Lou Reed and a New British Rocker, p. 23
- [+]Highly Polished, But Still Very Obscure (Review) , pp. 23-24That Obscure Object of Desire (1977 Film), by Luis Bunuel
- That Obscure Object of Desire (1977 Film) by Luis Bunuel
May 3, 1978 Issue - 24 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentHolocaustArt & Entertainment- Yasir Arafat Blames the U.S., p. 2
- David Moberg, p. 3
- Southerners March on Barnwell Plant, p. 4
- Thousands Protest at Rocky Flats, p. 4
- Tower Tragedy Highlights Daily Danger, p. 4
- American Indicted in Letelier Killing, p. 5
- Consortium Successfully Mines Seabed, p. 5
- Gay Rights Voted Down in St. Paul, p. 5
- It's Time for a Public Health Service, p. 6
- Socialized Medicine Comes to One Illinois Community, p. 7
- 1199: For Dignity and Justice, p. 8
- Legalized Unions Launch Strike Wave, p. 9
- Weizman Stirs Hope in West Bank, p. 9
- Grey Wolves Stalk Turkey's Streets, p. 10
- Racist National Front Defeated, p. 10
- Manley Regime Moves Right under Economic Pressures, p. 11
- Weeding Workers, p. 12 How the University of California Is Underwriting the Loss of 170,000 Jobs
- Farmworkers Tackle Mechanization, p. 13
- Keeping Them Down on the Farm, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- [+]Communists' CIO Organizing Role (Review) , p. 16Labor and Communism, by Bert Cochran
- Labor and Communism by Bert Cochran
- For a Socialism That Works, pp. 17-18 Part II
- Action Needed to Control Colleges, p. 19
- Making History More Accessible, p. 19
- [+]Unknown Works by Well-Known Women (2 Reviews) , p. 20Work, by Louisa May Alcott
- Work by Louisa May Alcott
- Woman and Labour by Olive Schreiner
- [+]Lost Novels about Real American Heroines (2 Reviews) , p. 20Bread Givers, by Anzia Yezierska
- Bread Givers by Anzia Yezierska
- Daughter of the Hills by Myra Page, Deborah Silverton Rosenfelt, and Paul Lauter, ...
- [+]Mary Beard's Flawed Legacy to Feminists (Review) , p. 21Mary Ritter Beard: A Sourcebook, by Ann J. Lane and Mary Ritter Beard
- Mary Ritter Beard: A Sourcebook by Ann J. Lane and Mary Ritter Beard
- [+]Woman Since She Got up on Her Own Two Feet (Review) , p. 22The Underside of History, by Elise Boulding
- The Underside of History by Elise Boulding
- [+]Documentary History of Women in the U.S. (Review) , p. 23The Female Experience, by Gerda Lerner
- The Female Experience by Gerda Lerner
- [+]A Model for the Other States to Match (Review) , p. 23The Nyclu Guide to Women's Rights in New York State, by Eve Cary
- [+]Farce Premises Farce Promises (2 Reviews) , p. 24Rabbit Test (1978 Film), by Joan Rivers and Jay Redack
- Rabbit Test (1978 Film) by Joan Rivers and Jay Redack
- I Wanna Hold Your Hand (1978 Film) by Robert Zemeckis
May 10, 1978 Issue - 31 ArticlesThe Inside StoryLetting the Left Hand KnowIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesIn DepthPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Women's Writes- The Trials of Sophie, p. 2 Urban Desperation
- Carter Pushes Gas Bonanza, p. 3
- Culinary Workers Oust Union Boss, p. 4
- Power Struggle in Teamster Union, p. 4
- Farmworkers Move into Citrus, p. 5
- Alternative Technology Center Director Fired, p. 5
- President's Plan Full of Holes, p. 6
- Congress Examines Use of Drugs in Childbirth, p. 6
- Breeder Battle Brews in Capitol, p. 7
- Hospital Workers Union Expands Its Influence, p. 8
- Post-Vote Debate Stirs Communist, Socialist Parties, p. 9
- Spirited Debate Stirs Communists Socialists, p. 10
- A Mini World War, p. 11
- Lebanon, p. 12
- A Liberal or A Fascist Party?, pp. 12-13
- Defending Israel and Palestine, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- After the Roast Chicken, p. 16 IAM's Winpisinger Blasts Carter at E.V. Debs Dinner
- Ehrenreich's Corner, p. 17 How to Write a Bestseller
- St. Paul Gay Rights Repeal a Danger Signal, p. 17
- For a Socialism That Works, p. 18 Part III
- Everyone's a Hero in the Big Race, pp. 19-20
- The New Arbiters of Public Art, p. 21
- [+]A Beautiful, Disturbing Film (Review) , p. 22Coming Home (1978 Film), by Hal Ashby
- Coming Home (1978 Film) by Hal Ashby
- [+]The Literature of a New Revolutionary Unity (Review) , p. 23The Victim As Criminal and Artist, by H. Bruce Franklin
- The Victim As Criminal and Artist by H. Bruce Franklin
- [+]An Introduction to the America We Don't Know (Review) , p. 23The Latin Americans, by Carlos Rangel
- The Latin Americans by Carlos Rangel
- [+]Rostow's Recipe for Capitalist Preserves (Review) , p. 23Getting from Here to There, by W.W. Rostow
- Getting from Here to There by W.W. Rostow
- Oakland's White Elephants, p. 24
May 17, 1978 Issue - 28 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- The Trials of Sophie, p. 2
- We Don't Have Any Rights ...', p. 2
- UN Takes Up Disarmament at Special Session, p. 3
- Demonstrations Planned for Session, p. 3
- Investigations Uncover Spy Firm, p. 4
- Downed Supersonic Transport May Fly Once Again, p. 4
- Protests Target Campus Investments, p. 5
- Kodak Decides to Stay in South Africa, p. 5
- Defenders of the Hopi Way Make a Stand at Oraibi, p. 6
- Native Sovereignty under Attack in Congress, p. 7
- Navajos Win Concessions from Oil Companies, p. 7
- Rush to Judgment in Oklahoma, p. 8
- The Red Brigade's Macabre Parody, p. 9
- Conservatives Make Harsh Changes, p. 10
- Soccer Cup Games Used to Expose Regime, p. 10
- Hit Development Bank, p. 10
- South Africa's War against SWAPO, p. 11
- Is F.I.S.T. for Real?, pp. 12-13
- The Red Brigades, p. 14 Elite Technocrats
- Meany's Rejection of Wage Restraint, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- From the Grassroots, p. 16 Defending Black Colleges
- [+]Can Multinationals Be Beneficial? (Review) , p. 16Storm over the Multinationals, by Raymond Vernon
- Storm over the Multinationals by Raymond Vernon
- Will the Clamshell Open or Close?, p. 17
- Petrol & Palestine, p. 18
- [+]Cheating Scandals Destroyed Illusions (Review) , p. 19The Game They Played, by Stanley Cohen
- The Game They Played by Stanley Cohen
- [+]Law Is an Instrument of Change as Well as Order (Review) , p. 19Law and the Rise of Capitalism, by Michael E. Tigar and Madeleine R. Levy
- Law and the Rise of Capitalism by Michael E. Tigar and Madeleine R. Levy
- Theodorakis, 'The Voice of Conscience', p. 20
- [+]Records (Review) , p. 21Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town, by Emmylou Harris
- Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town by Emmylou Harris
- [+]Pretty Baby Is Nice But Pretty Short on Substance (Review) , p. 22Pretty Baby (1978 Film), by Louis Malle
- Pretty Baby (1978 Film) by Louis Malle
- [+]The Filthy Rich Are Also Filthy (Review) , p. 22The Greek Tycoon (1978 Film), by J. Lee Thompson
- The Greek Tycoon (1978 Film) by J. Lee Thompson
- [+]Arguments for a Palestinian State (Review) , p. 23War or Peace in the Middle East, by Peggy Duff
- War or Peace in the Middle East by Peggy Duff
- [+]How It All Comes Together in the Times (Review) , p. 23Thinking Big, by Robert Gottlieb and Irene Wolt
- Thinking Big by Robert Gottlieb and Irene Wolt
- Acid Rain, p. 24
May 24, 1978 Issue - 33 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesPerspectivesThe Inside StoryLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- Zolton Ferency, p. 2 A Socialist Seeks Michigan Statehouse
- California Tax Initiative May Be a Public Disaster, p. 3
- Baby Eagle Ensnarled in Red Tape, p. 4
- Right-to-Lifers Gaining in Abortion Fight, p. 4
- Jury Hands Down Guilty Verdict in Vietnam Spy Case, p. 5
- Labor Law Battle Intensifies, p. 6
- Victims Lobby for Labor Law Reforms, p. 7
- Black Mayor Heralds Change for New Orleans, p. 8
- Dominican Military Seizes Ballot Boxes, p. 9
- U.S. Buys Friends with Jet Plane Sales, p. 10
- More Skeletons in Pinochet's Closet, p. 11
- Two Largest Socialist Parties Merge, May Soon Become Governing Party, p. 11
- Another Frontier Another Tyranny, pp. 12-13
- Jarvis-Gann Smashes the State, p. 14
- Ferency Takes Dilemma by the Horns, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- SNF: Boon for Disco Music But Bad News for Women, p. 16
- Child Rearing Biases Dressed Up as Truth, p. 16
- Does Socialism Fit in the Market?, p. 17
- A High Level Apostate from Pluralist Consensus, pp. 17-18
- Bessie Sayet Remains a Survivor, p. 19
- [+]Babe Was Only Human (Review) , p. 20Babe Ruth and the American Dream, by Ken Sobol
- Babe Ruth and the American Dream by Ken Sobol
- It's Not Like It Used to Be, p. 20
- [+]A Melodrama of Substance (Review) , p. 21Mr. Klein, by Franco Solinas
- Mr. Klein by Franco Solinas
- A Band Like Geronimo's, p. 22
- Two Folk Musicians with a Lot to Say, p. 22
- [+]Crime Does Pay-Better Than Most Jobs Open to Ghetto Kids (Review) , p. 23Assault with a Deadly Weapon, by John Allen, Diane Hall Kelly, and Philip Heymann, ...
- Assault with a Deadly Weapon by John Allen, Diane Hall Kelly, and Philip Heymann, ...
- [+]Surely Goodness and Mercy ... (Review) , p. 23On Moral Fiction, by John C. Gardner
- On Moral Fiction by John C. Gardner
- Donut War!, p. 24
May 31, 1978 Issue - 29 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn These TimesPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- Zolton Ferency, p. 2
- Quebec's Path to Independence, p. 2
- Who'll Pay in Inflation Fight?, p. 3
- Anti-Gay Tide Not Turned in Eugene, p. 4
- AIM Activist Freed After Year-Long Trial, p. 4
- Second Try Brings Arrests at Trident, p. 4
- OSHA Is a Life and Death Matter at Olin Plant, p. 5
- Supreme Court Makes OSHA's Job More Difficult, p. 5
- Challenge to New Right in N.C., p. 6
- Transportation, p. 7 Carter's Approach Makes Amtrak's Job Impossible
- Whistleblowing Is Still Risky, p. 8
- Mobutu Regime Crumbles, p. 9 West to the Rescue
- Western Press Peddles Stereotypes, p. 9
- Tunisia, p. 10 Free Marketeers Veto Free Workers
- Britain, p. 11 Labor Waives the Rules, Keeps Power
- Izzy Stone from Outcast to Institution, pp. 12-13
- High Court's Unwarranted Warrants, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- To Prevent Nuclear Holocaust We Need to Think the Unthinkable, p. 16
- Ain't Misbehavin' - Exercise in White Nostalgia, p. 16
- Urban Conflicts Transforming the Class Conflict, pp. 17-18
- Good as Gold, p. 19
- --- by Mark Naison, p. 20
- --- by Joe Heumann, p. 21
- --- by Ron Sakolsky, p. 21
- [+]Surrealism: Is It Now or Has It Ever Been Revolutionary? (Review) , p. 22What Is Surrealism?, by Andre Breton and Franklin Rosemont
- What Is Surrealism? by Andre Breton and Franklin Rosemont
- How to Save What's Left of Your Health, p. 22
- [+]Madame Rosa, Perfect Vehicle for a Great French Actress (Review) , p. 23Madame Rosa (1977 Film), by Moshe Mizrahi
- Madame Rosa (1977 Film) by Moshe Mizrahi
- [+]Still Waiting for the Victory of the People (Review) , p. 23A Common Man's Courage, by John de Graaf and Jim Mulligan
- A Common Man's Courage by John de Graaf and Jim Mulligan
- Shoelaces, p. 24
June 7, 1978 Issue - 29 ArticlesThe InSide StoryIn the NationOccupational SafetyElectionsBureaucracyIn the WorldIn These TimesIn DepthLife in the U.S.There Is No Escape from Racial Awareness in the Playing of the GameBooksFilm- General Peled on Israel and the PLO, p. 2
- Change Comes to Mississippi, p. 3
- UN Demos Demand Disarmament Now, p. 4
- Tax Protest Brongs Victory for Right in Primary Elections, p. 4
- The City of Madison Takes a Stand against Apartheid, p. 4
- Epidemic Cancer May Be the Political Issue of the '80s, p. 5
- The Longest Walk, p. 6
- The Attack on Native Rights Has Begun, p. 7
- Mayor's Disinterest Spells Trouble for Rights Commission, p. 8
- Rape Case Reveals Contempt of Women, p. 9
- U.S./South Africa, p. 10 House Limits Loans for South Africa to Buy U. S. Goods
- Spain: Socialist Party Victorious in Two Regional Elections, p. 10
- Great Britain, pp. 11-13 British Justice Flips Wig Over Colonel B
- Dr. Castro I Presume...!', p. 14
- In the Wake of Jarvis-Gann, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Forty Years After Spanish War, p. 16 Two Stories with Happy Endings
- Redgrave's Film Misses Human Touch, p. 16
- Retiring Myths about Retirement, pp. 17-18
- Hobart McKean Kept the Spirit Alive in Montana, p. 19
- --- by Gary Kulik, p. 20
- --- by Bruce Dancis, p. 21
- --- by Myrna Greenfield, p. 21
- [+]On the Workings of Soviet Justice (3 Reviews) , p. 22A Captive of Time, by Olga Ivinskaya
- A Captive of Time by Olga Ivinskaya
- To Be Preserved Forever by Lev Z. Kopelev
- The Samizdat Register by Roy A. Medvedev
- [+]Muckraking for a Buck Makes a Fast-Paced Film (Review) , p. 23Capricorn One, by Ron Goulart and Peter Hyams
- Capricorn One by Ron Goulart and Peter Hyams
- [+]Why Is Human Sacrifice More Horrendous Than the Slaughter of Soldiers in War? (Review) , p. 23Iphigenia, by Michael Cacoyannis
- Iphigenia by Michael Cacoyannis
- Disney's Fiefdom, p. 24
June 14, 1978 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationHealthCitiesIn the WorldIn These TimesIn DepthLife in the U.S.Montreal Wins Third NHL TitleBooksFilm- Split in the Nation of Islam May Mean Return to Malcolm Legacy, p. 2
- Center Stage for Illinois in ERA Melodrama, p. 3
- California in Chaos in Wake of Passage of Jarvis-Gann, p. 4
- Support Grows for Overall Tax Limit, p. 5
- But Howard You Promised!, p. 5
- Yvonne Burke Goes for State Office, p. 6
- Hyde Amendment Challenged in Court, p. 6
- Labor: Engineers Moving to Unionize, p. 7
- Prisons, p. 7 Prison Will Be Olympic Legacy
- Auto Unions Face Protectionis Pressure, p. 8
- Brazilian Autoworkers Win Strike, p. 8
- Argentina, p. 9 Europeans Attack Bloodthirsty Host of the World Cup
- Japan: Narita Airport May Never Be Finished, p. 10
- We've Heard the Voices and Seen the Blood, pp. 11-13
- The Poor Get Poorer the Rich Go to School, p. 14
- Sadat's "Democracy", p. 14 Open Doors, Closed Minds
- Fighting th Nazis by Practicing Democracy, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Blacking Out the Mind, p. 16 Cambodia and the American Left
- CIA Sabotages Democracy to Fight Russians, p. 16
- [+]Making Consumers on Assembly Lines (Review) , pp. 17-18Captains of Consciousness, by Stuart Ewen
- Captains of Consciousness by Stuart Ewen
- Pacifica Volunteers Win Peabody, p. 19
- Good Coaching and Teamwork Make the Difference, p. 19
- Robeson Play Provokes Sharp Conflict, p. 20
- Black by Birth, Red by Choice, pp. 20-21
- Sunbelt Garners Increasing Share of Art Money, p. 22
- Records, p. 23
- Will the Real 1968 Please Stand Up?, p. 24
June 21, 1978 Issue - 28 ArticlesThe Inside StoryTax RevoltElectionsAbortionInternational LaborIn These TimesIn DepthLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentArt- A Report from Vietnam, p. 2
- Business Counterattack Sets Back Rent Control Prospects, p. 3
- Labor: NYC Construction Unions in Trouble, pp. 4-5
- Communists, King Embrace Democracy, p. 6
- Zaire: Cuban Threat' Masks Western Designs, pp. 7-8
- Progress and Poverty, pp. 9-13 Has the Black Movement Stalled?
- Ranks of the Permanent Poor Are Growing, pp. 14-15
- Administrative Changes Threaten Black Colleges, p. 16
- Impasse in Black and White, p. 17
- Letters, p. 18
- Do Colleges Breed Revolutionaries?, p. 19
- Body Politic, p. 20
- [+]The Ordeal of Frances Farmer (Review) , p. 21Shad Lowland, by William Arnold
- Shad Lowland by William Arnold
- Records, p. 22
- [+]Our Last Frontier: Scrambling for Alaska (Review) , p. 23Coming into the Country, by John McPhee
- Coming into the Country by John McPhee
- Madison Avenue Goes to the Movies, p. 24
June 28, 1978 Issue - 16 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldSpecial ReportIn These TimesPerspectivesArt & EntertainmentBooks- The High Price of Inflation, p. 2
- At Latin Conference, p. 3 Hispanics Flex Their Political Muscles
- Cotton Dust Divides Administration, p. 4
- Can Officials Disagree with Their Union?, p. 4
- Prop 13 Ends New Deal Approach, p. 5
- The Bakke Decision, p. 6
- Better Than Expected But Still Not Good, p. 7
- Bakke's Real Competitors Were White, p. 7
- Class Is Still the Key to Admissions, p. 7
- Alleged SAVAK Agents Face Charges, p. 8
- Killing of Black Leader Arouses N.Y., p. 8
- Rightist Massacre May Spark New War, p. 9
- Cuba: Childhood Exile Becomes Castro Fan, p. 10
- Middle East, p. 10 Poor Get Poorer in Sadat's Egypt
- Black Leader Warms of Vorster Plan to Keep White Rule, p. 11
- A True Homegrown Radical, pp. 12-14
- A Twentieth Century Dred Scott Case, p. 15
- Letters, p. 16
- The Black Power Movement, p. 17 Whatever Happened to It? Part I
- Study Shows Law Students Liberal But Confused on Gay Righs, pp. 17-18
- Rising Rookies of World Tennis, p. 19
- Expanded Role for Tennis Coaches, pp. 19-20
- [+]The Many Faces of Saul Steinberg (Review) , p. 21Saul Steinberg, by Harold Rosenberg
- Saul Steinberg by Harold Rosenberg
- [+]Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Go Back to the Movies... (3 Reviews) , p. 22Grease; Jaws; Jaws II
- Grease (1978 Film) by Randal Kleiser
- Jaws II (1978 Film) by Jeannot Szwarc
- Jaws (1975 Film) by Steven Spielberg
- In the Pits with Punks, p. 23
- [+]Records (Review) , p. 23Kill Me I'm Rotten, by Luchs Brothers
- Kill Me I'm Rotten by Luchs Brothers
- Okies: Still the Forgotten Minority, p. 24
July 12, 1978 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe InSide StoryIn the NationTax RevoltSecret PoliceCitiesIn the WorldSouthern AfricaIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentMoviesRock- A Handy Guide to Misunderstanding Inflation, p. 2
- March on Capital Pressures Congress to Extend ERA, p. 3
- Rally Commemorates 1913 Suffrage March, p. 3
- Teamster Dissidents Go for Top Offices, p. 4
- Unions Take on Southern Furniture, p. 4
- Mass.' Answer to Proposition 13, p. 5
- Illinois Tax Reform Threatened, p. 5
- The Nazis Rally in Marquette Park, p. 6
- Black Community Fights Crime in K.C., p. 7
- Change May Be Coming to Kansas City Police, p. 7
- Israel Ignores Sadat's Concessions, p. 8
- Stalled Peace Drive and Corruption Undermine Sadat's Support at Home, pp. 8-9
- France, p. 10 A Socialist Leader Offers Ill Tidings on the Left's Prospects
- Research, p. 11
- Farmers, p. 12
- Yield, pp. 12-13
- Pests, p. 14
- Dissent, p. 14
- Agent Orange, p. 15
- Dioxin, p. 16
- The Majority Speaks for the ERA, p. 17
- Is There a Bakke in the House?, p. 17
- Letters, p. 18
- Whatever Happened to Black Power? Part II, p. 19
- Can the California Left Build a Proposition 13 Counterattack?, pp. 19-20
- [+]No Rats in This Crossword Puzzle (Review) , p. 21Cat and Mouse (1978 Film), by Claude Lelouch
- Cat and Mouse (1978 Film) by Claude Lelouch
- [+]--- by Joe Heumann (Review) , p. 21
- The Last Waltz (1978 Film) by Martin Scorsese
- --- by Michael S. Kimmel, p. 22
- [+]Review Life Dance of Is, by Oliver Lake (Review) , p. 22
- Life Dance of Is by Oliver Lake
- T. Robinson's Straight Talk on Being Gay, p. 23
- Fears, Passions and Calls to Arms, p. 23
- You're Only Old as You Feel, p. 24
July 19, 1978 Issue - 32 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationTax RevoltCivil LibertiesCitiesIn the WorldKilling Bugs Plants and PeopleIn These TimesFrom the GrassrootsHomage to Band's MemoryMusic- Historic Dilemma for the U.S. Left, p. 2
- Renters Want Their Share, p. 3
- Coalition Asks Business to Return Windfall, p. 3
- Labor: Postal Settlement Is in Serious Trouble, p. 4
- Progressives Confront Tax Revolt, p. 5
- American Press Fashions New Era from Whole Cloth, p. 6
- U.S.S.R., p. 7 Dissidents, Jews, and Journalists on Trial in Moscow
- Labour and Tories Running Dead Even, p. 8
- Dissidents Stand Trial in Moscow, p. 8
- True Religion Is Always Dangerous & Subversive, p. 9
- The Church Escapes the Middle-Class Captivity, pp. 10-11
- Claude Williams Merging Religion & Activism, p. 12
- Ernesto Cardena, p. 13 Reflection to Action
- How Compatible Are Marx & Christ, pp. 13-14
- Born-Agains Make No Concessions to Authority, p. 15
- Catholic Women Confront the Process of Renewal, p. 16
- Dissent Raises Issues for Soviets, p. 17
- Fraser Walks Out on Consensus Politics, p. 17
- Letters, p. 18
- Leftwing Human Rights Protestors Threaten Myth of Soviet Socialism, pp. 19-20
- [+]Irreverent, Impossibly Snobbish, But Delicious (Review) , p. 21Metropolitan Life, by Fran Lebowitz
- Metropolitan Life by Fran Lebowitz
- [+]A Detective Novel That's Out of the Normal Mold (Review) , p. 21Dreaming of Babylon, by Richard Brautigan
- Dreaming of Babylon by Richard Brautigan
- [+]Who Really Killed the French General (Review) , p. 22The Birds of Prey, by John Ralston Saul
- The Birds of Prey by John Ralston Saul
- [+]War as It Really Is Leaves 'Everyman' Numb (Review) , p. 22The Middle Parts of Fortune, by Frederic Manning
- The Middle Parts of Fortune by Frederic Manning
- [+]Finding a Good Place in the World (Review) , p. 23The High Cost of Living, by Marge Piercy
- The High Cost of Living by Marge Piercy
- [+]From Outside the Social Norm (Review) , pp. 23-24Rootless Generation of Peace Empire, by W.D. Ehrhart
- Rootless Generation of Peace Empire by W.D. Ehrhart
August 2, 1978 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationPoliticsIn the WorldIn These TimesArt & EntertainmentBooks- Coming Soon, p. 2 A United States of Europe
- Labor: Coalition Tries to Reopen Steel Plant, p. 3
- Labor: UAW's Fraser Attacks Business War against Labor, pp. 4-5
- Conservatives Map Tax-Cut Strategy, p. 6
- NAM Debates Labor Issues, p. 7
- Carter Abandons Cold War Rhetoric for 'Positive Policy', p. 8
- This Is Not a Normal Boarding School, p. 9
- Doctors, Church Block Legal Abortion, pp. 10-13
- Tax Relief for the Wealthy, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Robert Eatherly's Tortured Soul, p. 16
- Choosing between a More Perfect Union and Domestic Tranquility, p. 16
- Socialism Means Democracy and Respect for Nature, p. 17
- Remaining Public Control of Airwaves Threatened, p. 18
- Class Struggle Is Good Clean Fun, pp. 19-20
- Records, p. 21
- [+]Ray's Elegy for India (Review) , p. 22The Chess Players, and Other Screenplays, by Satyajit Ray
- The Chess Players, and Other Screenplays by Satyajit Ray
- Mid East Filmfest Ready to Tour, p. 22
- [+]An Honest and a Dishonest Film about Gays (2 Reviews) , p. 23Different Story-Canada, by Henry Olek
- Different Story-Canada by Henry Olek
- Word Is Out (1977 Film) by Nancy Adair, Andrew Brown, and Rob Epstein
- [+]Don't Let the Swarm Settle on You (Review) , p. 23The Swarm (1978 Film), by Irwin Allen
- The Swarm (1978 Film) by Irwin Allen
- Mid East Films, p. 23
- Good News Messinger to NY City Council, p. 24
August 9, 1978 Issue - 22 ArticlesThe Inside StoryTax RevoltThe LeftIn the WorldIn These TimesConsidered OpinionPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentForeignDomestic- Coming Soon, p. 2
- Socialist Politics in Michigan, p. 2 Wait Until Next Season
- George Meany Grits Teeth, Talks Tough, p. 3
- Press Freedom Is the Victim of New York Times Case, p. 4
- Abalone Breaches Nuclear Defences, p. 5
- Oregon's Nuclear Trojan Horse, p. 5
- Congress Forces Carter Backdown on Trade Embargo, p. 6
- Britain's Bengalis, p. 7 The Latest Victims of Racist Violence
- Government Wins the Right to Rewrite Constitution, p. 7
- UN Investigators Sour on Nestle Milk, p. 8
- Rhodesia's Real Plan, p. 8
- Cuban Life Cuban Film, pp. 9-16
- The Clamor against "Big Government", p. 17
- Letters, p. 18
- Reflections of Prop. 13 in France, p. 19
- Ollman's Maryland Struggle Is No Game, p. 19
- Safeway Computers Run Workers Ragged, p. 20
- Kennedy Chokes on Carter's Little Health Plan Pills, pp. 21-22
- [+]Ravages of Racism in Southern Africa (Review) , p. 23Biko, by Donald Woods
- Biko by Donald Woods
- Walton Hits the Road., p. 24
August 16, 1978 Issue - 19 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationThe PressNuclear PowerIn the WorldIn These TimesIn the Twilight of CapitalismLife in the U.S.HealthBooks- Socialist Politics in Michigan, p. 2
- Corporate Answer to Jarvis-Gann, p. 2
- Kucinich Beats Back Business Alliance, p. 3
- Film about Blacks Banned in Boston, p. 4
- James Ray Reiterates His Innocence, p. 4
- Labor: Pressmen Pound Pavements, News Hounds Leashed, p. 5
- Solar Proponents Divide Pie in Sky, p. 6
- EEOC Sues Remiss Corporations, p. 6
- Noble Plunges Head-First into Brooke Contest, p. 7
- Government Tries to Buy-Off SWP Suit, p. 8
- The Twelve's Return Threatens Somoza, p. 9
- U.S. Opposition May Sink Law of the Sea Conference, p. 10
- Stalin's Ghost Hovers Over Constitution, pp. 11-13
- Myth and Reality Play in Youngstown, p. 14
- Ferency and Socialist Electoral Politics, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Toward a United Black Strategy, p. 16
- Labor and the Law, p. 16 The Steward vs. the Union
- Socialism Confronts Cult of Individualism, pp. 17-18
- People in Small New York Town Down in the Dumps, pp. 19-20
- [+]B. Traven Almost Meets A. Hoffman (Review) , pp. 21-23The Mystery of B. Traven, by Judy Stone
- The Mystery of B. Traven by Judy Stone
- Rushmore Pales Before Crazy Horse Memorial, p. 24
August 23, 1978 Issue - 21 ArticlesThe Inside StoryElectionsEnergyEmploymentPrimaryLawIn the WorldWorld EconomyThe SovietsIn These TimesFrom the GrassrootsPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- A Political Program for the Last Quarter, p. 2
- Ray Looks Guilty as Alibis Dissolve. But Was He Alone?, p. 3
- Former Agent Links Oswald to CIA, p. 4
- Labor: Grocery Clerks Break the Chains, p. 5
- Incumbent Re-Elected, Union Split, p. 5
- New Communications Act Draws Fire, p. 6
- Prices Not Wages Key to Inflation, p. 6
- Cops Play Chicken with Cleveland's Mayor and Blacks, p. 7
- Navajos Levy Taxes on Energy Giants, p. 8
- Black Guerillas Battle Government in Unreported War, p. 9
- Brezhnev Tries to Lift Worker Morale, p. 10
- USSR and Iraq May Be Winners in Coming Summit, pp. 11-14
- Letters, p. 15
- The Family Disintegrates under the Impact of Corporate Expansion, p. 16
- A Strategy for the Left in the 1980 Election, p. 16
- Sanctify the Family Since New Forms Proved Useless, pp. 17-18
- Private Spies Keep Tabs on Radicals, p. 19
- Wit'a Brooklyn Accent, p. 20
- [+]Stuntman's Stuntman's Stuntman (Review) , p. 21Hooper (1978 Film), by Hal Needham
- Hooper (1978 Film) by Hal Needham
- [+]Ryan O'Neal Drives Off into Wild, Blue Abyss (Review) , p. 21The Driver (1978 Film), by Walter Hill
- The Driver (1978 Film) by Walter Hill
- [+]Warren Beatty Resurrects a Populist Hero (Review) , p. 22Heaven Can Wait (1978 Film), by Warren Beatty and Buck Henry
- Heaven Can Wait (1978 Film) by Warren Beatty and Buck Henry
- Photography, p. 23 Show Combines Art and Politics
- Chicago '68 Painting the Town Red, p. 24
August 30, 1978 Issue - 23 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationCommunicationsThe EconomyCitiesIn the WorldThe SovietsPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentFilm- East Germany Jails a Critic, p. 2
- Neither Rain, Nor Sleet, Nor Summer..., p. 3
- Tenants Hound Landlords for Rent Rebates, p. 4
- New Right Crosses Ed Brooke, p. 5
- Founding Fathers Forgot the Unborn, p. 6
- Unions are Fighting Deportation of Mexican Workers, p. 7
- Safety Measures for Gas Vanish Into Thin Air, p. 8
- Right Has Falling Out with Business, p. 8
- New Pope Tempers Conservatism with Moral Compassion, p. 9
- Church Regains Ground in Pope Paul's Last Years, p. 9
- New Constitution Strengthens State Rule, p. 10
- Sandinistas Seek Somoza's Overthrow, p. 11
- Pope Paul Recognized Communists, p. 11
- [+]Time for an American Left (Review) , pp. 12-13An Interview with G. William Domhoff, by Derek Shearer
- An Interview with G. William Domhoff by Derek Shearer
- Public Workers, p. 14 Pride and Prejudice
- Letters, p. 15
- Brzezinski Pushes Cold War in the Name of Human Fights, p. 16
- UAW Editor Takes Second Look At Poland, p. 16
- An Open Letter to the New Pope, pp. 17-18
- Abbie Hoffman Won't You Please Come Home, p. 19
- Keeping the Lid On Anti-Nuclear Films, p. 20
- Women Writers' Plight, p. 21
- A Feminist View of Global Catastrophe, p. 21
- [+]Sgt. Pepper Submarines to New Lows (Review) , p. 22Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978 Film), by Michael Schultz
- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978 Film) by Michael Schultz
- Records, p. 23
- Flirs of the Heir Apparent, p. 24
September 6, 1978 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside Story: Guest ColumnIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- New Pope Won't Break With Rigid Past, p. 2
- Carter Wagering Peace, Popularity On Summit Success, p. 3
- Begin Probably Won't Budge, p. 3
- Slipping Prayer Back Into School, p. 4
- Law Center Lends Fledging Unions a Hand, p. 4
- UFW Moves to Increase Political Clout, p. 5
- Public Election Financing Is Far From Adoption, p. 5
- Steven's Threats Fail To Sway NLRB, p. 6
- American Farmers Worry About Growing Foreign Ownership, p. 6
- Buy American Campaign Sells Short, p. 7
- Portugal Replaces Socialist Rulers with Technocrats, p. 8
- Danes Protest Nuclear Construction, p. 8
- Pinochet Stalked by Domestic Foes, U.S. Investigators, p. 9
- Living All the Dirt That's Done to Women, p. 10
- Summit, pp. 10-13
- Agnew's Ghost Haunts Farber and us, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Nixon On the Comeback Trail, p. 16
- [+]The Real Story of "McCarthyism" (Review) , p. 16The Great Fear, by David Caute
- The Great Fear by David Caute
- What's Wrong with Taxes?, pp. 17-18
- Prisons Begin Bursting at the Seams, p. 19
- Wit'a Brooklyn Accent, p. 20
- White-Collar Crime Pays, Pretty Well, p. 20
- Foreign Filmmakers Tell Unpleasant Truths to U.S. and the UN, p. 21
- Records, p. 22
- Mime Goes American-Style, p. 23
- Guns, p. 24
September 13, 1978 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- China Aims for Superpower Status by 2000, p. 2
- Senate Race Comes Up Short in Upset, p. 3
- New York Papers Down, Striking Pressmen Still Out, p. 4
- Assassination Probe Is Full of Holes, p. 5
- Striking Teachers Chalk Up Few Gains, p. 6
- Landlords Leave, Tenants Take Over, p. 7
- Reopened Youngstown Steel Plant Could Work, p. 8
- Burning Theater Sparks National Revolt, p. 9
- Right-Wing Cardinal Picked New Pope, p. 10
- Fettered and Feted On Red Square, p. 11
- Art in China after Mao, pp. 12-13
- It's a Bourgeois Congress- Surprise!, p. 14
- Conversations with Blumenthal, p. 15 Intelligence Without Vision
- The Great Self-Centered Utopia, p. 15 Small Society, Smaller Selves
- Letters, pp. 16-17
- Diablo On the Beach, pp. 18-19 The Levitation of a Nuclear Sandcastle
- Disabled Get a Lift from New Buses, p. 20
- Records, p. 21
- A Return To the Scene of the Crime, pp. 22-23
- American players Win Big in Open's New Digs, p. 24
September 20, 1978 Issue - 20 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- I'm Proud to Call Myself a Socialist', p. 2
- Sadat Scores Summit Victory, p. 3
- Israelis Applaud Summit Agreement, p. 3
- County Coroner Works for the Living, p. 4
- Wisconsin Declares Nuclear Moratorium, p. 4
- Congress Gas Battle Peaks, p. 5
- Pistol-Packing Cop Kills Unarmed Man, p. 6
- Congress Forecloses On Student Loans, p. 6
- Arbitrator Writes Mail Pact, p. 7
- GM Abandons Its Southern Strategy, p. 7
- Nicaraguan War Rages, p. 8
- Sandinista Leader Tells Front's Story, p. 8
- [+]Life in Somoza's Prisons (Review) , p. 9Inside the Nicaraguan Revolution, by Doris Tijerino
- Inside the Nicaraguan Revolution by Doris Tijerino
- U.S. and Iran Oil Keep South Africa from Grinding Halt, p. 10
- A Fist with a Rose in It., pp. 11-13
- Editorial, p. 14 Camp David Accords: Framework for Strife
- Letters, p. 15
- The Right to Know If You Job Causes Cancer, p. 16
- Family and Fertility, p. 16 A Reply to Blumenthal
- Participatory Socialism or Welfare Statism?, pp. 17-18
- Wilmar Women Don't Bank On Fairness, p. 19
- Boston Red Sox Eat Yankee Dust, p. 20
- China Sends U.S. Static Sentimentality, p. 21
- The Butcher, the Baker, the Candle Stick Maker, p. 22 Images of Labor
- Novels and Poems for, by and about Blue-Collar Workers, p. 23
- The Greatest (Again), p. 24
September 27, 1978 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesDialogPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- Syria Holds Key to Camp David, p. 2
- Dukakis Dumped in Massachusetts Gubernatorial Vote, p. 3
- Oil and Atlantic Waters Don't Mix, p. 4
- Briggs Brings Bryant to California, p. 5
- Award Brings Home Human Rights, p. 6
- Soweto Students Face Sedition Rap, p. 6
- McBride Steels Union Against Dissent, p. 7
- Labor, Black Leaders Confront Carter, p. 8
- Weber Case to Test Private Affirmative Action, p. 8
- Socialists Threaten to Open Old Wounds On the Italian Left, p. 9
- Peru: Case History of a Revolution That's Gone Awry, p. 10
- Rightist Christians Sabotage Reform of the Lebanese Army, p. 11
- "There's a Man with a Gun Over There...", pp. 12-13
- Trade-Off Politics a Losing Game, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- As Recession Looms, p. 16 Free Enterprise Orthodoxy Booms
- [+]Now You Can Disagree With Who Governs (Review) , p. 16Who Really Rules?, by G. William. Domhoff
- Who Really Rules? by G. William. Domhoff
- To Be and Not to Be, p. 17 Something's Rotten in Dane's Russia
- Sugar Daddy Welch, p. 18
- Steel Companies Haven't Ironed Out Workplace Wrinkles, p. 19
- Jimmy Carter Labors with the Press, p. 20
- Peru Heads Right, p. 21
- Wedding Breaches Promise, p. 22
- NBC'S W.E.B. Weaves Deceit, p. 23
- Sugar Daddy Welch Still Sweet On America Sour On Communists, p. 24
October 4, 1978 Issue - 25 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldEditorialDialogLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- The Inside Story, p. 2
- Thompson Pockets Demos, Sure of Win, p. 3
- Bakalis Can't Get Machine in Gear, p. 4
- Old Guard Whistles Dixie, New Demos Change Their Tune, p. 5
- Workfare Scheme to Replace Welfare, p. 6
- Midwife Arraigned On Murder Charge, p. 6
- Solar Project in New York City Is a Ray of Sunshine, p. 7
- Jailings Transform the Black Movement, p. 8
- Prime Minister Another Hardliner, p. 8 Africa News
- Socialists Compel Communist Leader to Define Leninism, p. 9
- Nicaraguan Left Rejects Talks, p. 9
- Syria's President Walks a Tightrope between Two Wars, p. 10
- Silkwood Probe Picks Up Where She Left Off, pp. 11-13
- Letters, p. 14
- Marching Forward into the 19th Century with Laissez-Faire, p. 15
- [+]Science, Technology Follow Corporate Design (Review) , p. 15America by Design, by David F. Noble
- America by Design by David F. Noble
- Blacks and the GOP, p. 16 The "Newest Deal" From Same Old Deck
- Briggs Digs in, Milk Pours It On, pp. 17-18
- Bill Lee Raises the Red Sox' Dust, Comes Out Clean, p. 19
- Lee Interview, p. 20
- [+]Documentary Retells Women's Strike Story (Review) , p. 21With Babies and Banners, by Lorraine Gray, Anne Bohlcn, and Lyn Goldfarb
- With Babies and Banners by Lorraine Gray, Anne Bohlcn, and Lyn Goldfarb
- Once-Popular Art Plays to Few, Costs Much, p. 22
- [+]Girlfriends' Success Chows 'New Women's Film' Is Growing Up (Review) , p. 23Girlfriends (1978 Film), by Claudia Weill
- Girlfriends (1978 Film) by Claudia Weill
- Americans Throw Mao a Party in His Memory, p. 24
October 11, 1978 Issue - 24 ArticlesIn the NationIn the WorldLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- What if We Held a Tea Party and No One Came?, p. 2
- ERA Wins On Hill States To Test Bill in Clash of Wills, p. 3
- Future Bleak for Skilled Workers, p. 4
- Election Funds Steel Union's Sore Spot, p. 5
- Women Wrest Settlement from, p. 5
- Clamshell Broaches New, p. 6
- Anti-Nuclear Groups Escalate Actions Nationally, p. 7
- Craxi Seeks New European Role for Italian Socialists, p. 8
- Labour Risks It All with Vote Delay, p. 9
- Southern African Economic Scheme Fueled 'Oilgate', p. 10
- Carter Tries to Win Nicaraguan Center to Stop Civil War, p. 11
- Provisional Gov't Formed, p. 11
- Blood of the Condo, pp. 12-14
- Letters, p. 15
- Simple Simon, p. 16 A Gramsci for the Ruling Class
- Long Neglected, Eastman's Time Has Come, p. 16
- American Socialism, pp. 17-18 An Extended Process of Piecemeal Change
- Two Players Come Back from Sore Arm, Alcohol, p. 19
- Clamshell Action, p. 20
- [+]Anguished Interiors No Joke (Review) , p. 21Interiors (1978 Film), by Woody Allen
- Interiors (1978 Film) by Woody Allen
- [+]Muckraking Novel, Still Current, Mixes Romance and Rage (Review) , p. 22Boston, by Upton Sinclair
- Boston by Upton Sinclair
- Days of Heaven Makes Despair Look Gorgeous, p. 23
- Where There's Smoke There's Five, p. 24
October 18, 1978 Issue - 23 ArticlesThe Inside StoryPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- UAW Conference Seeks New Course for American Left, p. 2
- Jerry Brown Appeases the Voters with Shell Game, p. 3
- Protest Salty Solution for Nuclear Waste, p. 4
- Slow Progress On Safety and Health, p. 4
- Unauthorized Strike Stuns, VW, UAW, p. 5
- Reds Stay Away, Angry Strikers Say, p. 5
- Florida Governor OKs an Execution, p. 6
- Brown's Next Step, p. 6
- Social Democrats Break Away from Logic of Capitalism, p. 7
- American Press Forced to Slight Popular Rebellion, p. 8
- New Pope May Aid Left, p. 8
- The Best and Worst of Imperialism, pp. 9-10
- The Texas Murders, pp. 11-13
- A Pure And Simple Road to Socialism, p. 14
- Gillespie Responds to "Sectarian" Charge On Steel Union Story, p. 15
- Letters, p. 15
- Populist Democracy Takes a Beating from Alabama Blacks, p. 16
- Abortion, Now Legal, Is Still in a Back Alley of Our Consciousness, p. 16
- Fundamental Conflict Between Nuclear Power and Civil Liberties, p. 17
- Can Do?, pp. 17-18
- Army Justice Takes Six Years and a Suit, p. 19
- [+]Paying Mom to Stay Home Won't Work (Review) , p. 20All Our Children, by Kenneth Keniston
- All Our Children by Kenneth Keniston
- [+]Lasch's Beseiged Family: Haven is in His Eyes (Review) , p. 20Haven in a Heartless World, by Christopher Lasch
- Haven in a Heartless World by Christopher Lasch
- James Baldwin, pp. 21-22 Coming Home
- Reggae Today, p. 23 Losing Roots or Paving Way?
- World Sefies, p. 24
October 25, 1978 Issue - 26 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldEditorialDialogPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- Business Can Afford Full Employment - That's Not the Problem, p. 2
- California GOP's Law-and-Order Wing Guns for Rose Bird, p. 3
- The Bad & The Ugly, p. 4 Rizzo's Racist Try for Another Term Unites Philly Left
- Jesse Helms Tries to Buy a Victory against N.C. Populist in Senate Race, p. 4
- Bradley's Fast Break Is Fading as Bell Comes from behind, p. 5
- Union-Busting Returns to Wilkes-Barre, p. 6
- Teamster Davids Plan to Bury Goliath, p. 7
- Round One for Civil Service Reform, p. 7
- John Paul II Will Challenge Italian and U.S. Catholics, p. 8
- Montreal Socialist Electoral Coalition Boasts New Unity, p. 9
- New Democrats Jolt Conservatives, p. 9
- Melbourne's Wine, Women, and Whites, p. 10 Part Two
- Is the Party Over or Just Beginning?, pp. 11-13
- Liberal Decay and Party Realignment, p. 14
- Zimbabwe Politics Turns on Control of Transition to New Order, p. 15
- Another Third World, p. 16 Homeless in the Land of the Free (Press)
- The Exhaustion of American Politics and How to Revive It, p. 16
- Liberals Must Choose, p. 17 Serve the Corporations or Serve the People
- Montreal Socialists, p. 18
- Rizzo's Racist Try, p. 18
- Women Run to Compete, for Fun, pp. 19-20
- [+]Karl Marx Meets the Novel (Review) , p. 21Marxism and Literature, by Raymond Williams
- Marxism and Literature by Raymond Williams
- [+]Short Notice (3 Reviews) , p. 22Comes a Horseman (1978 Film), by Alan J. Pakula
- Comes a Horseman (1978 Film) by Alan J. Pakula
- The Wiz (1978 Film) by Sidney Lumet
- Midnight Express (1978 Film) by Alan Parker
- [+]New Detective Movie Sees '60s through Rose-Colored Lens (Review) , p. 23The Big Fix (1978 Film), by Jeremy Paul Kagan
- The Big Fix (1978 Film) by Jeremy Paul Kagan
- Will New York Succumb to RATS?, p. 24
November 1, 1978 Issue - 25 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldEditorialPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- Vietnamese Leader on Differences with China, p. 2
- Carter's Inflation Rx Is Bad Medicine for Most Americans, p. 3
- Senate, Again, Is Millionaires Club, p. 4
- Energy Plan Favors Corporations, p. 4
- 95th Congress Taxes the Imagination, p. 5
- Banned Chemical Moves to Mexico, p. 6
- Law & Order, p. 6 FBI Told Kissinger about Tongsun Park in 1971
- New Law Aims at Spying on Employees, p. 7
- Union Sues Asbestos Companies, p. 7
- Frustration, p. 8 Even Superior Graphite Can Give You Black Lung
- Women's Prison May Close, p. 8
- Talks Open Amidst Continued Fighting, p. 9
- Some Sandinistas Condemn the Talks, p. 9
- Labour and Tories Are Both Divided on Wage Controls, p. 10
- Debate on Nuclear Reactors Creates Political Fall-Out, p. 11
- At McDonald's They Do It All to You, pp. 12-13
- Carter Declares War on Labor, p. 14
- Kick the Mind-Chiselers off the Government Dole, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Humphrey-Hawkins, p. 16 A Framework for Full Employment Planning
- [+]Milton's Revolution: Bourgeois for All That ... (Review) , p. 16Milton and the English Revolution, by Christopher Hill
- Milton and the English Revolution by Christopher Hill
- Carter's "New Policy" in Nicaragua Is Neither Moral Nor New, pp. 17-18
- A Consumers' Guide for Sports Activists, pp. 19-20
- Native Son Haunts Theater, p. 21
- [+]Short Notice (5 Reviews) , p. 22Goin' South (1978 Film), by Jack Nicholson
- Goin' South (1978 Film) by Jack Nicholson
- Death on the Nile (1978 Film) by John Guillermin
- Autumn Sonata (1978 Film) by Ingmar Bergman
- Magic (1978 Film) by Richard Attenborough
- Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe? (1978 Film) by Ted Kotcheff
- Documentaries Tell True Stories of Spy, Execs, Poor Women, p. 23
- Border Wars in the Forest, p. 24
November 8, 1978 Issue - 27 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldEditorialLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentFilm- Right-Wing Revolt Gets Stalled in Michigan Vote, p. 2
- Big Union Turnout Stops Right-to-Work, p. 3
- Propositions, Decent & Not, p. 4 Voters Scatter on Most Issues
- Interesting States, p. 4 Rights, Right, Left Right, Left, Right
- Republican Sweep Leaves DFL Groggy, p. 5
- Senator No Buys Himself an Election, p. 5
- Machine Politics, p. 6 Caretaker Is Chosen for Metcalfe's Seat
- Seattle Breaks the Anti-Gay Voting Pattern by Stopping 13, p. 6
- Socialist Loses in Maine by 39 Votes in House Race, p. 6
- Briggs, Blacks Lose, Brown, Bird Win, p. 7
- Berkeley Goes Left Again, But Across the Bay..., p. 7
- Rates for Seabrook Defeat Thomason, p. 8
- Conflict Abounds in One-Party Rule, pp. 8-9
- Shah's Opponents Cite Dire Poverty and Tyrannical Rule, p. 10
- World Economy, p. 11 Carter Ties Dollar Boost to U.S. Export Drive
- Judge Rules Brazil Guilty of Torture, p. 11
- Egypt's Left Attacks Separate Peace, But Majority Applauds, p. 12
- When You Coming Back, Red Writer?, p. 13
- An Interview with Jane Fonda, pp. 14-15
- The Less Things Change the Less They Stay the Same, p. 16
- Letters, p. 17
- Roosevelt's "Second Bill of Rights" Still Far from Fulfillment, p. 18
- Giant Corporations Breed Bureaucracy and Big Government, p. 18
- Professional Unions, pp. 19-23 Class Struggle Comes to Higher Education
- Wm Morris' Socialism of Beauty, p. 24
- Poet, Painter and Designer, William Morris Came to Socialism through Hatred of Modern Civilization., p. 25
- Short Notice, p. 26
- Into the 1980s with Synthesizer and Spud-Rock, p. 27
- I Am Sorry, But as Your Eligibility Technician, p. 28 I Must Facilitate the Interface between Our Human Services Components and Your Proximat...
November 15, 1978 Issue - 29 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the WorldEditorialPerspectivesArt & Entertainment- G.O.P. Revives, Liberals Expire, p. 2
- A Crisis for American Policy, p. 3
- Cold Warriors Get a Big Boost from the Elections, p. 4
- New Rightwinger Loses Big in Seattle, p. 5
- Third-Party Vote In California Shows Widespread Dissatisfaction, p. 5
- Anti-Growth Mayor Wins in San Jose, p. 6
- California Death Penalty Toughens, p. 6
- Chicago Clinics, p. 7 High Profits for Mistreatment
- Cannery Workers Upset Teamsters, p. 8
- Steelhaulers Mean Business in Gary Strike, p. 8
- Arabs Can't Agree on Anti-Sadat Acts, p. 9
- Europe's Resistance to U.S. Agripower Threatens Trade War, p. 10
- Austerity Policies Spark Socialist Gains, p. 11
- You Can Get It If You Really Want, But You Must Try, Try and Try, Try and Try, Try and Try..., pp. 12-14
- Editorial, p. 15 Johnson, Nixon, and Now Carter
- Letters, p. 16
- Do Workers Have the Right to Refuse to Do Unsafe Work?, p. 17
- To Talk or Not to Talk, p. 17 Zambia Pres. Kaunda's Decision in Zimbabwe
- Official and Real Unemployment Rates, pp. 18-20 The Growing Gap
- [+]25 Macho Years after Salt of the Earth (Review) , p. 21Salt of the Earth, by Deborah Rosenfelt
- Salt of the Earth by Deborah Rosenfelt
- Short Notice, p. 22
- [+]Vietnam Novels: Waist Deep in the Big Muddy (5 Reviews) , p. 23A Rumor of War, by Philip Caputo
- A Rumor of War by Philip Caputo
- Better Times Than These by Winston Groom
- Dispatches by Michael Herr
- A Few Good Men by Tom Suddick
- Fields of Fire by James H. Webb
- Reading the Courts, p. 24
November 22, 1978 Issue - 23 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn These TimesIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesIn DepthArt & Entertainment- Nuclear Power Industry Emits a Bellow of Rage, p. 2
- More Guns, Less Butter, Carter Promises, p. 3
- Asbestos Companies Flee Controls, p. 4
- Asbestos Closes N.Y. Schools, p. 4
- From 'Left' Politics to Mass Suicide, p. 5
- Wilmington 10 Trial Called Unfair, p. 6
- Carleton College Students Win South Africa Divestiture, p. 6
- Teamsters Renege on Brewer's Pact, p. 7
- Protests Continue at Seabrook, p. 8
- Local 189, a Union of Teaching Unionists, p. 8
- Young Guerillas Remember Screams, p. 9
- National Guard Guns Down Civilians, p. 9
- Japan Won't Meet U.S. Trade Demands, p. 10
- Opposition Outpolls Government's Party, p. 11
- Remote Control Death, pp. 12-13
- Day of Reckoning Near for Pinochet, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- They Wanted a Socialist in the Legislature..., p. 15
- Our National Secret, p. 16 A Troubled Society Destroying Its Children
- Demands for Equality Breaking Up Those Old Party Lines, p. 16
- Official Jobless Rates Flunk Reality Test, p. 17
- George Seldes, Grand, p. 18
- Old Muckraker, p. 19
- Two Great Gift Ideas at Even Greater Holiday Savings., p. 20
- Love and Politics in 1915, p. 21
- Sluggish Dancing and a Big Silly, p. 22
- Angry Czech Rockers Go To Prison, p. 23
- Fire for Hire, p. 24
November 29, 1978 Issue - 28 ArticlesThe Inside Story: Guest ColumnIn the NationIn the WorldEditorialDialogIn DepthArt & Entertainment- Wanted, p. 2 Mild Slowdown, No Recession
- "Revolutionary Suicide," 1978, p. 3
- Denver Cabbies Vote to Buy Company, p. 4
- Milk, Moscone Murders Stun City, p. 5
- "Human Life" Amendment Loses, p. 5
- Tupelo March Supports United League, p. 6
- Marion Barry, New Left Mayor, Breaks Tradition, pp. 6-7
- Independence for Black Bantustans a Curse Not Cure, p. 8
- Dudley Do-Right Done Did Wrong, p. 9
- Labour Government Plays Fool in Secrets Trial, pp. 10-13
- Churning Butter into Military Hardware, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- [+]Historical Roots of Black Poverty Today (2 Reviews) , p. 16The Roots of Black Poverty, by Jay R. Mandle
- The Roots of Black Poverty by Jay R. Mandle
- Social Origins of the New South by Jonathan M. Wiener
- [+]Spook Homeward, Agent (Review) , p. 16Spooks: The Haunting of America, by Jim Hougan
- Spooks: The Haunting of America by Jim Hougan
- Old Labels Are No Guide to Charles Evers' Insurgent Politics in Mississippi, p. 17
- Chilly 'No' to New Minnesota Stadium, pp. 18-19
- Some Women Like to Play Rock 'N' Roll, pp. 20-22
- Films Show How Jobs Make You Sick, pp. 23-24
December 6, 1978 Issue - 18 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn These TimesIn the NationIn the WorldIn These TimesBooksPerspectivesLife in the U.S.Art & EntertainmentDocumentaries- Wanted, p. 2
- A Report on Iran's Democratic Opposition, p. 2
- TDU Sweeps Flint, Mich., Election, p. 3
- "Let's Do It," Insurgent Unionists Cry, p. 3
- Power Line Protesters Persevere, p. 4
- A Defendant in the Delano Trespass Case Had This to Say to the Jury before It Acquitted Him, p. 4
- The Squeeze Is on Tenants and Owners, p. 5
- FBI Wants Freedom to Spy on Citizens, p. 6
- The Hearst Strike 40 Years Later, pp. 6-7
- Unified Socialists' Leader Cautions against Stronger EEC, p. 8
- European Socialists Divide on Aims, p. 9
- Left Bank Control Issue Is Dividing Peace Forces, p. 10
- Prison Camp of the Mind, pp. 11-14
- The Perversion of Our Virtues, p. 15
- Letters, p. 16
- Boston Tea Party of 1773 and the Great American Taxpayer's Revolt of 1978, p. 17
- Hoffman's Flawed Vision of a New World Order without Yankee Primacy, pp. 17-18
- Newspaper Profits Fuel Gannett's Media Empire, pp. 19-20
- New Group Makes Honest Stand, pp. 21-22
- TV's Schlock Master Tries New Schemes to Rescue NBC, p. 23
- Bicentennial Opera Premieres at Last, p. 23
- Racism-Is It Killing Basket-Ball?, p. 24
December 13, 1978 Issue - 21 ArticlesThe Inside StoryIn the NationIn the WorldEditorialLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- Southern African Blacks Welcomed in Rome, p. 2
- Discontented Democrats Give Carter the Memphis Blues, p. 3
- Regular Folks' Stage a Counter-Convention, p. 4
- S.F. Left Protected Jones from Public Exposure of Terror, p. 5
- Anti-war Stalwarts Take on Arms Race, p. 6
- Four States O.K. Pot for Medical Use, p. 6
- Reform Marks Teamster Elections, p. 7
- Gallo Farm Workers Win Victory, pp. 7-8
- Shah's Dreams of Economic Growth Become Nightmares, p. 9
- Peaceful Protest, Bloody Riot, p. 9
- Camp David Peace Could Calm Stormy Lebanon-for Now, p. 10
- Sanctions, Strikes, Scandal Shake State, p. 11
- Dolphin, p. 12
- Death Plot?, p. 13
- U.S. Looks for Bang From China Boom, p. 14
- Letters, p. 15
- Dear Santa, p. 16 An Xmas List for Jobs for All and Justice in the Workplace
- Lesson of Guyana Horror, p. 16 Real Salvation Rests in No Hands but Our Own
- Anti-Semitism, Still Strong and Officially Sanctioned, Blights Soviet Society, pp. 17-18
- Confession Letters to 'Dad' Jones Tell of Guilt and Fear, pp. 19-20
- A Story of Three Medeas, pp. 21-22
- Once upon a Time, the Wizard of Oz Was a Populist Fable, pp. 23-24
December 20, 1978 Issue - 22 ArticlesThe Inside StoryEditorialLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment- Spanish Scenarist Castigates His Former Comrades, p. 2
- Has China Bought Out to the West?, p. 3
- Catching Up Can't Be Done in Isolation, p. 3
- Harrington for President?, p. 4
- Coor's Strike Ends in Bitter Defeat, p. 4
- Kucinich Doesn't Trust Cleveland Banks, p. 5
- Mexicans Sat on Oil Secret to Keep U.S. Out, p. 6
- Industry Bungling Leads to Gas Shortage, pp. 7-8
- Mexicans in U.S, p. 9 Immigrants Win Long Fight with U.S. Border Patrol
- Europe Shields Itself From Falling Dollar, p. 10
- Fascist Violence, Basque No-Shows, pp. 11-14
- Better Late Than Never on Human Rights, p. 15
- Letters, p. 16
- Differing Black Views of Jonestown Tragedy, p. 17
- Marion Barry's Election, p. 17 Is Anyone Watching?
- [+]Capitalism and the Work Ethic (2 Reviews) , p. 18Industrialization and the American Labor Movement, 1850-1900, by Irwin Yellowitz
- Industrialization and the American Labor Movement, 1850-1900 by Irwin Yellowitz
- The Work Ethic in Industrial America, 1850-1920 by Daniel T. Rodgers
- Duke Basketball, p. 19 The Men Prosper, the Women Suffer
- Superman Is a Book, Game, Uh, Shirt, Uh..., p. 20
- Look Up, It's Superdemocrat!, p. 21
- A Bird? A Plane? No, a Nice Boy From Cleveland, pp. 21-22
- 10 Best 1978 Book N'Reggae, p. 23
- Santa Claus Goes South with His Visa Card, p. 24
December 27, 1978 Issue - 22 ArticlesThe Inside StoryAre New China-U.S. Deals a Threat to the Revolution?In the NationIn the WorldEditorialBooksLife in the U.S.Art & Entertainment
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