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Reagan will expectably defend his economic program, contending that the second-stage income tax cut of 10%, which takes effect July 1, will fuel a strong recovery from the current recession. During that recovery, he will doubtless predict, inflation and interest rates will continue to decline and unemployment will markedly turn down...
...audit emanations. A few do moderately well And once every year or so a new game jumps into the public's lap and licks its face, and proves so endearing that money in unbelievable abundance falls on the heads of its fortunate makers. It is very hard to predict which game will be a lap jumper. Robert Mullane, president of Bally admits that he was not impressed with his first view of Pac Man, the company's most successful game. "Who plays a maze game?" he remembers thinking...
Opening their season in the Orange Bowl, the Crimson gridders win by forfeit when Columbia is unable to scrape together airfare for the flight South. Workers predict stadium renovations will be completed in time for the University's 350th anniversary...
...Analysts predict that the decisions over the long term will be profitable for both companies. AT&T, despite divesting two-thirds of its $125-billion business, is retaining the profitable long-distance business in addition to Bell Laboratories, its high-technology research and development division...
There are fears that any new surge in interest rates, which many economists predict will occur perhaps as early as the summer, could eliminate one-third of the U.S. thrift industry. That would strain the Government's capacity to engineer the rescue mergers needed to absorb insolvent S and Ls. Says an official at the Federal Reserve: "If rates start to turn up again, then 1982 will be the crunch year. A lot of existing thrifts simply won't make...