The Last Thing You Do The Best

How To Fail: Try Too Hard.

I Hope A Start At Getting Some Oil Out Of The Enormous Alaska Field Isn't Indefinitely Mired In A Bureaucratic Morass As A Result Of Our National Concern For The Ecology. This Concern Must Not Be So Misguided, Misdirected, Misused That It Serves To Stop Economic Growth, To Bankrupt Companies, To Stifle New Development, New Jobs, New Horizons. In Fighting New Pollution And Stemming Present Pollution, Exciting, Sometimes Costly Means And Methods Exist And Others Will Evolve. But Blanket Legislative Naysaying To Expanding Power And Energy Sources Is Stupid, Self-defeating.

A Tax Loophole: A Deduction That The Other Guy Gets.

One Cannot Walk Into An April Day In A Negative Way. With Spring, Each Man's Plans And Hopes Result In New Efforts, Fresh Actions. All Of Which Has A Mighty Important Bearing On The Economy. There Are Those Of Us Who Think That The Psychology Of Man, Each And Together, Has More Impact On Markets, Business, Services And Building And All The Fabric Of An Economy Than All The More Measurable Statistical Indices.

Hoarding One's Hurts Hurts Only The Hoarder.