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The Gulf War : year one / hosted by Phyllis Bennis ; produced by Samori Marksman.

Teach-in, sponsored by WBAI, the Pacifica Foundation, and The War Crimes Commission, which examines the Gulf War and its legacy. Nine panelists contribute their various perspectives, which include: the wars impact on Iraq and the greater Middle East; the world economy; the New World Order; American youth; and American Imperialism.

Evaluation of the Gulf War / interviews by Tom Porter.

Discussion with Elanor Holmes Norton, the Washington D.C. representative to Congress, and Admiral Gene LaRoque (retired), from the Center for Defense Information. They provide a discussion of events in the Persian Gulf before the United States led coalition invaded Iraq. Norton says she would ave liked the sanctions to be given more time. She presents an argument for Washington D.C. statehood.

Puentes and Grenada / Cathi Sunshine ; produced by Franki Shaffer-Corona.

Shaffer-Corona, with guest host Jim Ford, examine Grenada after the 1983 invasion. They suggest grounds for impeachment implications in the Reagan administration. They also examine lifestyles and occupations of Island residents, and how the invasion effected them. Includes discussion with Cathi Sunshine.|PUENTES AND GRENADA / Cathi Sunshine| produced by Frank Shaffer-Corona.

Daniel Sheehan at N.Y.U. Law School : April 26, 1988.

Chief Counsel for the Cristic Institute talks about contemporary American domestic and foreign politics. Issues covered include: the 1988 elections, the indictments of key Iran-Contra figures by the Christic Institute, as well as other Christic Institute projects.|DANIEL SHEEHAN AT N.Y.U. LAW SCHOOL : APRIL 26, 1988.

Middle East Research and Information Project Report / Joe Stork ; interviewed by Dorothy Healey ; produced by Dede Newport.

Joe Stork, editor of the Middle East Research and Information Project Report (MERIP Report), discusses the history of the Lebanese situation and United States policy on Lebanon in September, 1984. Includes phone in questions.

Political normalization / Gareth Porter ; interviewed by Patricia Neighmond.

On the initial efforts to normalize U.S.-Vietnam relations.

U.S. in Jamaica / produced by Von Martin and Humphrey Regis.

On Jamaica's democratic socialism and U.S. interest in it. Reference to Philip Agee and the C.I.A.

Press conference on the human rights of the Palestinian people / produced by Ted Swedenberg and David Lawrence.

U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East: political economy and human rights.

An Iranian-American architect / Reza Fassihi ; interviewed by Tim Frasca.

Comparison of political freedom under the Shah and under Khomeini; buildings in Teheran; U.S. opinion of Iran.

National teach-in on inflation / recorded by Robert Frazier.

Conference sponsored by COIN (Consumers Opposed to Inflation in the Necessities). Participants: Gar Alperovitz, William Winpisinger, Ellen Haas, Henry Schecter, William Hutton, Ralph Nader, Lane Kirkland, Mark Green, Alfred Kahn, Jim Flug, Sandra Willett, Ming MacGowan, J.C. Turner.

r.6. Progressive coalition to fight inflation / Jeff Faux, Kathleen O'Reilly, John McManus, Barry Commoner, Millie Jeffrey, James Farmer, Raul Yzaguirre, Heather Booth.

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