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Economically, Nixon's budget policy is sound enough. Deficits of the size that the U.S. is running can be tolerated while there is still slack in the economy, as is the case now. As the nation moves toward fuller use of its resources, however, such large deficits could well be highly inflationary. The price for reducing the deficit to hold back inflation would be high: freezing or cutting social programs that may not always have been effective but are nonetheless directed at genuine and often pressing needs. At minimum, Washington would be shifting a heavy fiscal burden onto already...
Truthful Witness. At the beginning, to be sure, Solzhenitsyn sets out a number of narrative seedlings that he clearly expects to nourish to fuller life in future volumes. Among the best minor characters are a rich, rough, self-made landowner named Tomchak and his studious daughter (who may be drawn from the author's mother and grandfather). Solzhenitsyn's principal literary creation (and expository device) is a staff colonel named Verotyntsev, who has license to follow the battle to frontline trenches as an observer and sometimes as tactical hero. Verotyntsev has fictional possibilities. He combines a kind...
Iowa's Democratic Senator Harold Hughes, however, has been pressing for a fuller investigation. "The primary issue is not General Lavelle," Hughes told the Senate, "but the command and control system which permitted-and then allowed to be concealed-the unauthorized attacks against North Viet Nam. Nor should General Lavelle be made the lone scapegoat if it turns out that others in the chain of command are also responsible...
...some investor funds to other companies that he controls, siphoned off nearly $1,000,000 from a self-dealing Oklahoma real estate transaction and simply used some money for his personal expenses. Nevertheless, the litigants have hardly begun to account for all of the missing $30 million. A much fuller explanation of the Burke brouhaha may be forthcoming from...
Though it mentioned Leuci's role, the Times article otherwise was couched in fairly general terms. But the News and Federici came back with a fuller disclosure, including a series of vignettes under the heading CASE HISTORIES IN THE LIFE OF ONE COOL COP. No other names were mentioned aside from Leuci's, but Seymour claims that insiders could easily identify informants from the story. "That," said Seymour later, "really pulled the plug. Guys disappeared in all directions. You couldn't find anybody. It was a year's work flushed down the drain...