Record 9 per tent gain in national output in 1972
Analysis briefs that 1972 could see a national output gain near 95 billion dollars with price controls possibly making two thirds real. The text cites wage price controls, December dollar devaluation, and a Nixon plan expected to create up to 650 thousand jobs, while inflation fears and overseas recession risk loom. It notes stock market volatility, consumer caution, high unemployment, and cautious business investment as confidence fluctuates.
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Nixon Tops Gallup Most Admired List For Third Year
The Gallup Poll shows President Nixon as the most admired man in America for the third consecutive year. Other top figures: Billy Graham, Edward M. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Hubert H. Humphrey. also in the top ten Spiro Agnew, Ralph Nader, Paul VI, Bob Hope, George Wallace. Polling ran Dec 10 to 13 with 1,504 adults responding. Oregon reports 2,500 full time commercial fishermen.
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Illinois No Fault Insurance Faces Invalidity Claim
Judge Daniel Covell ruled the Illinois no fault auto insurance plan unconstitutional in a class action for low income residents. He said the law’s pain and suffering limits and unequal compensation violate equal protection and due process. Appeals to Illinois Supreme Court and possibly U.S. Supreme Court are anticipated.
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