Word: inflationitis
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harrington also advocated an end to the surtax, an end to inflation, more tax relief, and more money for the cities. Both frugal and lavish, these goals don't mesh too well, but Saltonstall seemed unable to prove it.
WASHINGTON, D.C.- The nation's unemployment rate experienced its biggest increase since the Eisenhower administration last week, promising to ignite a fresh dispatch over President Nixon's course in courting inflation.
There was a tempting logic to PL's explanations. And there was a certain internal logic to the development from control-your-own-life politics to working-class-oriented politics. Students sensed the connection between their spiritual woes and the material woes of the oppressed workers. And if at first...
The loss is due to a cut in the National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants and the effect of inflation.
Although NIH usually sets the amount of grants for each project individually, HEW officials have-ordered an across-the-board five percent cut in continuing projects and a ten percent one for new projects. Inflation has increased the expense of research about ten percent over last year.