From Where We Stand Editorial on the Productivity Concept
The piece discusses President Nixon’s push for higher productivity and questions raised by David Anderson in the Wall Street Journal about non cyclical factors affecting productivity since 1966. It cites environmental costs, tech progress concerns, and work ethic shifts, asking if there is a danger point where productivity harms society and urging broad consideration beyond economists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Horatio Alger
David Anderson
Wall Street Journal
America
Anderson
Bottom Of The Barrel Warns Of Finite Natural Resources
An editorial warns that natural resources are finite and reserves of natural gas are shrinking. The Federal Power Commission report shows gas supplies fell short of demand last year, with proven reserves dropping to 170.4 trillion cubic feet by 1990 and imports possibly rising to 40 percent of U S consumption.
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Federal Power Commission
Bureau of Natural Gas
Bureau
United States
Libya
Venezuela
Bail For Angela Davis
The text argues Angela Davis's bail after 16 months in prison is not a victory for the people or the result of Communist influence. It says bail aims to ensure court appearance, notes capital cases often deny bail, and says the California Supreme Court ruling on capital punishment touched bail decisions.
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Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Marin County
California Supreme Court
China and the media myth of Nixon's Taiwan policy
Ralph de Toledano argues that American media distort the Nixon Chou communique and falsely claim major concessions to China. He contends this "politics of disbelief" aims to undermine Nationalist China, the Taiwan ally, to sway voters and weaken U S policy toward Asia. He cites Korea and Vietnam as consequences of such skepticism.
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Nixon
Republic of China
Taiwan
Nixon-Chou
Ivade
Peking
Mao Tsetung
Chou En-lai
China
Ce Tarie
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
United States
Korea
Vietnam
Productivity bargaining urged as American savior of industry
European and Japanese gains in productivity are highlighted as experts argue American unions and management should adopt productivity bargaining. E. G. Fremont Jr. and Jerome M. Rosen cite Fawley refinery gains, noting management initiative, wage tradeoffs for efficiency, and job security with reduced strike threats.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Europe
Atlantic
E. G. Fremont, Jr
Emerson Co. 4
Rosen
Britain
Roson
Esso
Faley
England
Fawley
Rosow
Harvard Business Review
Fremont and
Fremont
United States
Super Dove Shrugs War as Senate Parody Flight
A satirical spoof blends campaign talk with a fictional hero named Super Dove. Clark Marlboro becomes the caped pilot as war looms in East Pakurbag, and Super Dove soars to douse conflict with dramatic aerial stunts and mock action. Lois Freeway and a page observer the political farce.
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Washington
UPI
Bob Dole
Republican National Committee
Edmund S. Muskie
Super Dove
Henry Kissinger
Howard Hughes
Clark Marlboro
Senate
Clark
Lois Freeway
Marlboro
East Pakurbag
Senate Chamber
East
Pakurbag
West
Letters on drug and sex education morals
A reader agrees with Mr. Morse that drug education lacks moral guidance. The letter argues films teach how to misuse drugs and sex education without moral edification is criminal. It cites unmarried mothers and abortions as consequences and urges stronger home moral training to curb drug abuse.
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Morse
Rec Center Proposal Sparks Local Road Safety Debate
Lynn Frantz writes to urge Brunsick to prioritize road repairs over a proposed recreation center. She cites street holes, damaged vehicles, and risks to children from buses and swerving cars, noting only a few streets will be fixed and urging taxpayers to demand finished projects first.
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Lynn Frantz
Brunswick Recreation Center
Hadcock Road
Brunswick
Rec
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungien
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Ralph de Toledano
Kaishek
Mao
Chou
New York Times
the Times
Japan
Jerome M. Rosen
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Brunswick Chamber of Commerce
McClung
Mr. McClung
Miner Drive
Dick West
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