Word: ince
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...exactly enthusiastic. Unemployment will continue to rise but at a slower rate. One White House adviser estimates that with the Ford program, the unemployment rate by year's end would be half a point below what it would otherwise be. Economist Otto Eckstein, head of Data Resources, Inc., makes a similar forecast. He reckons that the unemployment rate next December would be a still shocking 8.1%, rather than an even worse 8.5% (it was 7.1% last month...
...said to have changed in recent years. More and more leaving the day-to-day running of his enterprises to others, Hefner, working less, apparently has less need for stimulants. As for use of hard drugs by those around him, the former security chief for Playboy Enterprises, Inc., Allen Crawford, 50, said in an interview in the Chicago Tribune that he was aware of drugs, including marijuana and cocaine, being used in the Chicago mansion. When he warned senior Playboy officials about the drugs and they took no action, he resigned. But even Crawford was careful to point...
Technology, an ambitious but not very successful attempt to get industry to underwrite art experiments) to such projects as royalty legislation for artists on resale of their work (TIME ESSAY, March 11) and Change, Inc., a foundation through which established artists can give emergency money to unrecognized ones by donating works of art to a pool. In the desiccated, clique-ridden and ungenerous atmosphere of the New York art world in the '70s, Rauschenberg has turned out to be one of the few senior artists with real respect and concern for his juniors...
JOHN T. CONNOR, 60, Secretary of Commerce from 1965 to 1967 and now chairman of the board of Allied Chemical Corp. As president of Merck & Co., Inc., from 1955 to 1965, he was an outspoken pharmaceutical executive who recognized the value of federal drug controls...
...collectively as "technicians." Uninterested in such mundane matters as interest rates, profits and price/earnings ratios, the technicians try to divine the future by studying patterns that have seemed to shape trading in the past. The technician, says one of the leading practitioners of the art, Edson Gould of Anametrics, Inc., approaches each new year like "a lion tamer who must anticipate the moves the animal will make." The 1975 moves, as forecast by some of the leading technical theories...