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IssueVol. 043 Issue 006 (June 1 1979)
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Paid articleLETTERS
LETTERS First Amendment At first I was very confused over the reports in the media that The Progressive would publish a "how to" article on the H-bomb. But your May 1979 issue shows it was another...
Paid articleCOMMENT
COMMENT 'Keep them confused' It may be scant comfort to the victims and survivors, but the rest of us can draw useful instruction from being more knowledgeable now — at long last — about the...
Paid articleNO COMMENT
NO COMMENT The rising cost of being poor The U.S. Department of Labor has announced that the average non-farm family of four must earn $500 more this year than last year to stay above the poverty...
Paid articleCORPORATE MELTDOWN
Keisling, Bill; Perrone, Ed
Corporate meltdown The lessons of Three Mile Island Bill Keisling and Ed Perrone Pennsylvania's recent nuclear accident produced a raw, gut fear in thousands of people — not the fear of a known...
Paid articleTHE WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT THREE MILE ISLAND
Sternglass, Ernest
The whole truth about Three Mile Island NRC ignored the full hazard Ernest Sternglass The accident at the Harrisburg nuclear power plant may have exposed about a million people to up to 130 times...
Paid articleNO JUICE FROM ZWENTENDORF
Lucas, Michael
No juice from Zwentendorf Austria says no to nuclear power Michael Lucas Zwentendorf, Austria's glistening new power plant on the banks of the Danube River near Vienna, is a model of...
Paid articleTHE COWARDLY LIONS OF THE PRESS
Hentoff, Nat
The cowardly lions of the press Some papers bought the Government line Nat Hentoff Three-lines deep, six-columns wide, the March 27 headlines in The New York Times celebrated the signing of the...
Paid articleTHE WAY THE PRESS SAW IT
THE WAY THE PRESS SAW IT In its May issue, The Progressive printed a sampling of initial press reaction to the case of The United States vs. The Progressive et. al. Here is a sampling of more...
Paid articlePLOTTING THE RETURN OF SKYLAB
Huebner, Albert L.
Plotting the return of Skylab A role for the Third World at last Albert L. Huebner Sometime this year — as early as May, as late as autumn — an object the size of a small house is going to fall...
Paid articleREVIVING THE DRAFT
Seeley, Robert A.
Reviving the draft After a seven-year hiatus, Congress is at it again Robert A. Seeley Inductions under the Selective Service System ended in 1972. The public was glad to be rid of a hated...
Paid articleA BIZARRE WORLD
Colhoun, Jack
A bizarre world In discussing the possible revival of the draft, it is important to consider the military's archaic discharge system and the harshly punitive effects on veterans of...
Paid articleTHE GUINEAPIGS OF CAMP DESERT ROCK
Rosenberg, Howard L.
The guinea pigs of Camp Desert Rock Atomic 'stress tests' for unwitting soldiers Howard L. Rosenberg When Russell Jack Dann wheeled through the huge double doors of the House Interstate and...
Paid articleTHE BILLBOARDS ARE BACK
Steif, William
The billboards are back And so are the junkyards William Steif When President Carter signed a highway bill last November, he doomed Lady Bird Johnson's chief contribution to her husband's "Great...
Paid articleWORKER TURMOIL IN ITALY
Barkan, Joanne
Worker turmoil in Italy New militance in the rank and file Joanne Barkan Early last October, workers marched out of Florence's major hospitals and into the piazzas. The wildcat strike spread...
Paid articleEAST GERMANY IN FERMENT
Conrad, Thomas
East Germany in ferment A challenge to the ruling Communists Thomas Conrad The city of Jena was the site of an important secret meeting of socialists from all over Germany during Easter in 1916...
Paid articleTHE WAY WE SAW IT
THE WAY WE SAW IT The following are excerpts from articles and editorials published by The Progressive since its founding on January 9, 1909. They have been edited only to achieve brevity. Unless...
Paid articleBOOKS
BOOKS The cult of the sell Jonathan Cobb THE CULTURE OF NARCISSISM: AMERICAN LIFE IN AN AGE OF DIMINISHING EXPECTATIONS by Christopher Lasch W.W. Norton. 268 pp. $11.95. PERSON/PLANET: THE...
Paid articleTHE LAST WORD
Getlein, Frank
THE LAST WORD Crisis intervention Frank Getlein A friend of mine has two old ladies in his life, his mother and his mother-in-law, both of whom require a certain amount of attention as they edge...
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