Word: michael
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...need for this type of program is there, and it is not being met anywhere in the Boston area," Michael Shinagel, director of the Center for Continuing Education said yesterday...
...Werner) Michael Blumenthal, 50, fits the Carter specifications for Cabinet officers with almost ball-bearing precision. He is a topnotch businessman with a concern for social causes. He is a Democrat but not a big spender. He favors some national economic planning but not the amount called for by the Humphrey-Hawkins full-employment bill. He is praised by labor leaders and businessmen alike. Says Douglas Fraser, a vice president of the United Auto Workers: "He is a very enlightened industrialist. His social values are solid, and he practices them...
...interviews last week and in recent months with TIME Correspondent Edwin Reingold, W. Michael Blumenthal provided some glimpses of the policies he will pursue after he becomes Treasury Secretary...
...going to be ruled by violence but by heavy manners. No one can hold us back. We know where we are going." Those were the campaign promises−despite little evidence to back up any one of them−that Prime Minister Michael Manley, 53, made to Jamaica's 860,000 voters. But Manley's pitch was apparently convincing enough. Last week the Prime Minister and his People's National Party (P.N.P.) returned to power with 48 of 60 seats in the newly expanded Jamaican parliament, gaining 58% of the popular vote. Now Manley may find that...
While it is not yet clear what economic actions he will take. Carter has begun surrounding himself with people who are expected to follow moderately stimulative fiscal policies. Last week he named Michael Blumenthal, chief executive of Bendix Corp., to be Treasury Secretary, and Charles Schultze, once Lyndon Johnson's budget boss, to head the Council of Economic Advisers (see THE NATION...