Inflation forecast by NAM head sees 10 percent in 1976
E F Andrews head of the National Association of Purchasing Management survey warns of rising inflation in 1976 with a return to about 10 percent within a year. He cites government stimulus and union costs as key drivers and notes unemployment may stay around seven percent.
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E.F. Andrews
National Association of Purchasing Management, Inc
Andrews
Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc
United States
Monsoon Winds Boost India Outlook Amid Emergency Rule
Analysts say optimistic economic signals in India stem largely from plentiful monsoon rains and pre emergency policies, not solely Indira Gandhi's measures. Strong rainfall supports agriculture, electricity, and inflation control, while critics note gains occur under a dictatorship with press censorship and political arrests.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Quiet Day in the Country Power Outage Reflections
James Kilpatrick recalls a Virginia winter outage where snow and ice paralyze life but a calm day at home unfolds. He notes Ford’s presidency, seed catalogs, and family letters as a quiet, reflective relief amid frigid disruption.
Rita Hayworth in wartime memory and private thoughts
A Life magazine passage by Robert Landry recalls Rita Hayworth as a symbol of a simpler time for World War II servicemen. The essay argues viewing her in 1941 would invade privacy, yet she stands for comfort, family, home, and material security for weary soldiers.
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Rita Hayworth
Ban on Spray Can Propellants Faces Congressional Debate
Congressional panels push studies and possible limits on fluorocarbon aerosols amid warnings of ozone damage. Pro ban advocates led by Frank Rowland and Sen. Packwood urge swift action, while du Pont and NASA caution against premature prohibitions and favor data-driven timing.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Rowland
Robert W. Packwood
R. Ore
Packwood
Oregon
Ralph J. Cicerone
University of Michigan
du Pont
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
James C. Fletcher
Schuyler
Maximum Versus the Minimum: CIA Restructuring Debate After Welch Killing
Washington papers analyze a split in White House and intelligence circles over CIA reform. Ford aims for a middle path with a Jan 19 State of the Union hint, while maxi-change proponents push renaming CIA and splitting its functions under a possible Bush leadership.
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Athens
Richard S. Welch
CIA
Greece
Central Intelligence Agency
Ford
Congress
Vail
Welch
George Bush
Langley
White House
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