January 1976 Issue, THE WASHINGTON MONTHLY

- Criminals Belong in Jail
  Tom Bethell
  , pp. 5-21
  Under the Bail Reform Act of 1965, we lock up witnesses to protect them .from the crimi...
- Tidbits and Outrages, pp. 22-25
- Maximizing Profits At the Washington Post
  Ben H. Bagdikian
  , pp. 26-35
  Look behind the pressmen's strike at the Post, and you'll see a newspaper industry whos...
- In the Sanding Booth at Ford
  Rick King
  , pp. 36-39
  We thought that the only thing more boring than working on the assembly line was readi...
- The Political Puzzle, pp. 40-44
- Memo of the Month, p. 45
- Flim-Flam, Double-Talk, and Hustle: The Consulting Industry
  Daniel Guttman and Barry Willner
  , pp. 46-55
  Thirty five per cent of the government's budget is spent through contractors, the most ...
- Last Hurrahs for the New Deal
  Alan Ehrenhalt
  , pp. 56-62
  FDR meets the new wave of budget-cutting Democrats at an issues convention in Louisville.
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  Political Booknotes (5 Reviews) , pp. 63-66
  A Man Named Tony, by Stuart Brown
  1. A Man Named Tony by Stuart Brown
  2. Simple Justice by Richard Kluger
  3. A Soldier Reports by William C. Westmoreland
  4. Unequal Justice by Jerold S. Auerbach
  5. A Very Human President by Jack Valenti