Word: cautioningly
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...leaders voiced mounting criticism yesterday of new federal wage controls in reactions ranging from caution to a call for a general protest strike of the labor federation's nearly 14 million members...
...Caution Sign. Breaking the wage-price spiral is only part of the task. The economy must also be prodded into an advance fast enough to create many more jobs. For that, Nixon in August proposed tax cuts of $4.5 billion in the form of credits that would go mostly to companies investing in new plants and machinery, and $2.2 billion for individuals. His program faces an uncertain fate. Union leaders and Democratic liberals charge that the investment tax credit, combined with $3 billion of relief granted earlier to corporations through accelerated depreciation schedules, constitutes an unjustified bonanza for companies...
...statistics are not gathered by the Federal Reserve, which publishes them, but by McGraw-Hill, Inc., which matches production figures against an annual survey of the capacity increases planned by large companies in 18 industries. Clayton Gehman, a Federal Reserve economist, says that the figures should be "regarded with caution." He suspects that the true operating rate of U.S. industry is about 82% of capacity...
...despite the Quakers' obvious superiority, there is considerable caution around Philadelphia when the subject of Harvard comes up. Only a month after Penn clobbered Harvard, 20-41, last year at Van Cortlandt Park to snap the Crimson's 34-meet winning streak, the Crimson rebounded to upset the Quakers on the same course, and capture its fifth consecutive Heptagonal title...
...president hinted that he might temper Harvard's traditional caution toward undergraduate education in the arts, especially the performing arts. "The prospect of more leisure time suggests a need to re-examine how the College can best cultivate a talent for the arts, both as participant and observer," Bok said...