June 1977 Issue, THE WASHINGTON MONTHLY

- Letters, pp. 4-5
- Tilting at Windmills, pp. 6-12
- Political Puzzle, p. 13
- The Twilight of the Rich
  David Ignatius
  , pp. 14-21
  The power of the Rockefellers and the Kennedys is starting to fade--but the correspondi...
- Who's Who, pp. 22-25
- How the Government Drove the Small Airlines Out of Business
  Corey Rosen
  , pp. 26-30
  The government isn't anti-business. Actually it helps big business and stomps only on t...
- Memo of the Month, p. 31
- Sorting Out The Sixties
  Nicholas Lemann
  , pp. 32-41
  The impressive victories of the last decade present difficult problems for the present ...
- Tidbits and Outrages, pp. 42-44
- Thomson, Moyers, and Ball: Prophets Without office
  Roger Morris
  , pp. 45-51
  Jimmy Carter should have honored the men who were right about Vietnam. Instead he has h...
- Executive Outplacement:The Fire-For-Hire Business
  Patricia Aburdene
  , pp. 52-55
  Our great corporations are spending $ 100 million a year to ease people out of, and the...
- How to Make the Tobacco Companies Pay for Cancer
  Seth Kupferberg
  , pp. 56-60
  If the government won't do anything, hungry lawyers can.
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  Political Booknotes (5 Reviews) , pp. 61-66
  The Carlos Complex, by Christopher Dobson and Ronald Payne
  1. The Carlos Complex by Christopher Dobson and Ronald Payne
  2. Going Too Far by Robin Morgan
  3. Not Above the Law by James Doyle
  4. On the Brink by Benjamin Stein and Herbert Stein
  5. A Rumor of War by Philip Caputo