Greenspan Sees U S Economy Riding a Virtuous Cycle
Editorial notes Greenspan’s testimony to the Joint Economic Committee portrays the US economy as on an unprecedented growth path with low inflation and rising stock prices. He calls it a virtuous cycle driven by productivity, IT integration, and supportive monetary policy, yet cautions some gains may be transitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Greenspan
Federal Reserve Bank
Greenspeak
India
Pakistan
Asia
Russia
Kosovo
Greenspan
Joint Economic Committee
Fed
Plan A would overhaul organ priority system faces opposition
Clinton plan to change donor organ distribution prompts protests from United Network for Organ Sharing which lobbied Congress against it. Congress delays effect to October, allowing dialogue on a potentially fairer nationwide process replacing regional matching and prioritizing patients nearest to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
United Network For
Congress
Federal
Department of Health and Human Services Department
USC Aiken expands to new master’s in applied clinical psychology
The USC Aiken campus announces a new master of science degree in applied clinical psychology in fall 1996. The program trains in evaluation, psychotherapy, and counseling with practicum in local mental health agencies. The psychology department, led by Dr. Thomas Boyd and Dr. Ed Callen, adds Maureen Carrigan as fulltime faculty and emphasizes research into fear self esteem and mental health needs in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Carolina Aiken
USCA
USC Board of ‘Trustees
School of Education
Aiken
Department of Psychology
USC Aiken
S.C. Commission On Higher Educa
USC Aiken Clinical Psychology
South Car
Olina
US Department of Labor
Thomas Boyd
Ed Callen
Maureen Carrigan
Edward J. Callen
Thomas L. Boyd
Joseph Harm
Keri A. Weed
Amber L. Story
Karen Morris
Restore Human Dignity on Abortion and Society
A letter argues abortion on demand corrupts moral values, blaming politicians doctors and parents for legalizing abortion. It warns that society treats babies as disposable and calls for illegalizing abortion to restore respect for life and curb perceived national decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Daniel Himsey
Aiken
Nichols faces life term after Oklahoma City bombing trial
Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Bill Thompson reports that US District Judge Richard Matsch sentenced Terry Nichols to life without parole on the conspiracy count tied to the Oklahoma City attack. Nichols declined offers to provide more information, while Oklahoma prosecutors pursue the death penalty in the state case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Matsch
Terry Nichols
Nichols
Denver
Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Alfred P Murrah Federal Building
McVeigh
Matsch
Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scott B. Hunter
Jeffrey B. Wallace Syster
T.david Boyd
James R. Bennett Jr
Tor
Blanche Premo-Hopkins
Kosno
Lee
Rremo- Hopkins
Nixon
Odessa
Texas
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Scescape-Net
Bill Thompson
Knight-Ridder Service
But Thompson
Colmnist
The
Fort Worth Star-Telegram