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That is history, for next year, everyone agrees that an economy held back by the energy shortage will need some budgetary stimulus. The question is how much. At the moment, OMB Director Roy Ash and other top budgetmakers are trying to keep the deficit under tight rein and cure the unemployment problem partly by creating new -and relatively cheap-job programs, like expanded public service employment. Last summer Ash gave Government departments budget targets that totaled about $292 billion, which was then expected to just about match anticipated revenues. The expenditure figures, though, must now be increased by $8 billion...
Last May Deputy Secretary of the Treasury William E. Simon told a Senate committee that there was only one sure cure for U.S. fuel shortages: "power to create a barrel of oil or gasoline." His appointment as head of the new Federal Energy Administration will not make him that kind of magician, but it will vastly enhance his ability to impress on the rest of Government a sense of urgency about the energy crisis. Simon has been displaying that urgency for months...
...Your editorial was of great service to the nation. Let us hope that the President reads not only your statement but also others like it and weighs their prudent advice. His resignation is the only cure for our badly diseased presidency. If he does not resign, we are in for a time of terrible division in this country, not only in Government but between citizens in communities throughout the land...
Crimson: Why do the majority of blacks today on this question accept socialism as the cure to racism and to many of their other economic ills? Why would you say this...
Will she play again? Even her doctors cannot answer for sure. What is known about multiple sclerosis is that it is a disease of the central nervous system that impairs sensation, motor functions and balance. What is not known is its cause or cure. Its crippling, paralyzing and all too often fatal course-marked by alternating exacerbations and remissions-can be run in as few as three years or as many as 50. Hormones, especially of the cortisone type, can relieve acute symptoms during the early phases. By all odds, however, Du Pré's career and very possibly...