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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1974

Page

15

Ford wage-price council faces limits under law

The panel will monitor inflation trends and publicize voluntary curb measures while avoiding mandatory controls. Critics note no teeth or subpoena power, while supporters say jawboning and monitoring can influence wages, prices, and government impact on inflation.

Gene Carlson Washington Ford Council Congress Ord White House Kenneth Bush Presidnt Bush France Frederick B. Dent Peter Brennan Earl Butz Anne Armstrong Roy Ash Virginia Knauer General Motors Sen Adlai Stevenson Ill C. Jackson Grayson Jr The Price Commission Grayson Treasury George P. Shultz Shultz Oohultz U.S

Price Index Monitors Cost of Living in U.S.

The CPI is compiled monthly by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It tracks a market basket of goods and services across 18,000 outlets and yields three indexes plus an overall CPI. In July the index stood at 148.3, meaning $14.83 buys what $10 did in 1987.

Washington Freau of ‘Labor Statistics Bureau U.S

Weightlessness in Skylab: comforts and aches in orbit

Astronauts describe weightless life as wondrous yet painful with head fullness eye and sinus changes and back and muscle soreness. Exercise on a stationary bicycle eases symptoms, and specialists urge astronauts to work out at least 90 minutes daily on long missions.

Earth Orbit Gibson

Ford staff starts to take shape as Haig exits

President Ford continues shaping his White House team with Gen Alexander Haig Jr. departing to NATO post. Key adviser Robert Hartmann dominates speech crafting and counsel, while J F terHorst resigns as press secretary over the pardon. Other aides include Philip Buchen, John Marsh, L William Seidman, Anne Armstrong, Dean Burch, and Warren Rustand.

Hartmann Ford Haig Milton Freedman Richard Nixon Rose Mary Woods Oval Office White House Wien Hartmann Bob Washington Los Angeles Times House Nixon J. F. terHorst terHorst John W. Hushen Hushen Justice Department Detroit News Detroit Grand Rapids, Mich Philip W. Buchen Buchen Leon Jaworski University of Michigan Law School Ford Associates John O. Marsh Jr Marsh Pentagon Veterans Affairs L. William Seidman Grand Rapids Seidman Betty Ford Anne Armstrong Burch Federal Communications Commission Phoenix, Ariz Goldwater William E. Timmons Congress Timmons Capitol Hill Phillip Areeda Harvard Areeda William J. Baroody Jr Baroody Defense Melvin Laird Paul A. Miltich Michigan Miltich Ken W. Clawson Paul A. Theis Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Theis Philip Warden Chicago Tribune Wich Warden Franklin D. Roosevelt Warren S. Rustand Tucson Ariz Rustan University of Arizona

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