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...management of the economy is fast running out. Last week, in a flurry of activity at San Clemente, the President sought to restore credibility to his programs. He held a well-publicized round of meetings with his top economic aides, Adviser Kenneth Rush, Budget Director Roy Ash and Herbert Stein, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers -in what amounted to an economic summit meeting. This week the President was expected to make a major nationwide speech on the economy...
...Leaders. In addition, it seemed all but certain that the President would soon bring fresh leadership to the White House and name Alan Greenspan, a respected conservative economist and unofficial Nixon consultant, to succeed Stein as CEA chairman. The appointment will probably be announced soon. If, as expected, Greenspan is approved by the Senate Banking Committee, he will take up his new duties by September, when Stein returns to the faculty of the University of Virginia...
Summer School Film Series screens "When This You See, Remember Me"--life and work of Gertrude Stein, and "Works in Progress"--Ralph Ellison, renowned author of "Invisible Man," at work. Sunday, July 28, at 7:30 p.m. Admission free. Science Center...
...already horrendous inflation. Yet the outlook on prices is also bleak. True, a drop in farm goods held the rise in wholesale prices in June to an annual rate of 6%, the first less-than-double-digit figure in seven months. But even the usually optimistic Herbert Stein, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, points out that farm prices are rising again in July and concedes that a continuing spiral in industrial commodity prices-up 2.2% in June alone-"reveals the seriousness" of continuing inflation. Grove predicts that consumer prices in the second half of this year will shoot...
...elephants), chariot races, and one of the world's highest Ferris wheels (150 ft.). LeRoy has already shouldered Hardwicke Companies Inc., a firm in which he is a major stockholder, into spending $50 million on Great Adventure; eventually the company expects to invest $200 million. Says Charles Stein, head of Hardwicke, which has investments in safari-type parks round the world: "We put our whole company at stake because we believe in his creations...