Word: counselors
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...needed) and often sedately swinging parties for ex-priests to meet other men and women who have jumped over the wall. Career Programming has placed former clerics in jobs paying as much as $35,000 a year. Even though some priests may have mainly theological backgrounds, explains a Bearings counselor, businesses are increasingly interested in them because liberal-arts graduates are "trained in clear thinking...
...Government is deeply concerned. Last week Bryce Harlow, national affairs counselor to President Nixon, warned a Washington conference of the American Advertising Federation that agency officials must monitor more closely the claims they make for products or else face speedier federal intervention. He pointed to a number of bills in the House and Senate, all supported by the Administration, that would give the Federal Trade Commission immediate power to seek preliminary injunctions against deceptive ads. Now the FTC often must wage lengthy court battles in order to make a company delete misleading claims. But if it were armed with...
Nixon has good reason to be hopeful that the Federal Reserve may soon begin to loosen its rein on the nation's money supply and credit. Presidential Counselor Arthur Burns, who was sworn in last week as Reserve Board chairman to succeed William McChesney Martin, has been the chief Administration advocate of stringent federal economies. Reason: he feels that monetary policy has been bearing too much of the burden in combatting inflation...
...meantime, he addressed himself assiduously to church work, rising daily at 4 a.m. for a period of contemplation before striding over to the church offices. A 13-month, 63,000-mile tour of mission territories in the late 1920s set the pattern of his global thinking; terms as Counselor to two successive Mormon presidents, Heber J. Grant and George Albert Smith, brought him more and more into top-level decisions. When Smith died in 1951, McKay became ninth president of the church and, according to Mormon theology, the only man on earth who can be "the living oracle...