Nixon's Economic Affairs Department Proposed to Consolidate Agencies
President Nixon envisions a new Economy Affairs Department swallowing Agriculture Commerce Labor and Transportation plus smaller agencies. The plan faces opposition from Congress and agency constituencies wary of loss of niches and cross-posed duties. The proposal would place most Commerce functions under one large bureau with 161 200 workers, and set the department as the nation’s largest policy maker after Human Resources.
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Stock Market Sees Limited Rebound Hope In New Issues
In New York the AP notes rising public interest in new issues of stock may not repeat 1968 fever. Underwriters face closures, while several firms fail. Financiers suggest two to three half new issues could spark renewed investor interest, with private financing gaining traction in 1971. Institutions seek opportunities, halting public enthusiasm.
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