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4 OTHER FOREIGN AFFAIRS AP leads: "Warning of famine, cancerous inflation and the end of the good life for affluent countries are being sounded at special UN General Assembly session. 11 NBC said after Boumedienne called for higher prices for raw materials and a joining of less developed if war's to be avoided and if they' re to avoid bleak future, he received applause that showed he spoke for majority. AP notes a Western diplomat said speech was "hardly realistic and isn't likely to conduce to any consensus. 11 CBS noted the Algerian said oil prices had been "ridiculously low' and he defended the rises, blaming e-crisis on gadgeteering and over-consumption by the West. Sevareid said there's never been a UN session like this one-- 1st ever on economy held by an org. formed to keep the peace but now wanting to keep eating in a world only so big but expanding population, 2/3 of which now gets 1/3 of the world's total income. Consensus at session is unlikely, said Eric, who noted $14B will be spent on arms during the 3-week session while 4M more people will be born. Sevareid feels unless less developed do something about population control, it's hard to see any long-term progress. NBC's Hunt said Boumedienne's warming of violence unless there's peaceful world economic revolution may become loud debate in years ahead. ABC noted PRC sees itself as leader of have-nots in this clash w/the haves. On ABC film, deputy PM TengHsiao-Ping said, "The 2 superpowers are the biggest international exploiters and oppressors [and] source of a new world war. 11 Not noted by ABC was PRC charge that "in bullying others, the superpower which flaunts label of socialism is especially vicious. It has dispatched its armed forces to occupy its 'ally,' Czechoslovakia, and instigated war to dismember Pak. It does not honor its words and is perfidious; it is self-seeking and unscrupulous. 11 ABC did note PRC said USSR / USA try to control developed countries as well. And ABC said Teng called detente "a passing phase" and predicted there'd not be any MFR or SALT accords.

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