'. B223: Ec 76/974 ECONOMIC STABILIZATION ACT-1974 HEARINGS BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON OF THE COMMITTEE ON BANKING, HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS NINETY-THIRD CONGRESS SECOND SESSION ON S. 2599, S. 2892, S. 2895, S. 2954, S. 2961, S. 2987, TO AMEND THE ECONOMIC STABILIZATION ACT OF 1970 COMMITTEE ON BANKING, HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIR JOHN SPARKMAN, Alabama, Chairman WILLIAM PROXMIRE, Wisconsin J. BENNETT JOHNSTON, JR., Louisiana JOHN TOWER, Texas WALLACE F. BENNETT, Utah BILL BROCK, Tennessee LOWELL P. WEICKER, JR., Connecti DUDLEY L. O'NEAL, Jr., Staff Director and General Counsel ADLAI E. STEVENSON III, Illinois JOHN TOWER, Texas LOWELL P. WEICKER, JR., Connecti GERALD Y. ALLEN, Professional Staff Member (II) Mark Silbergeld, attorney, Washington Office of Consumers Union James H. Sammons, chairman, board of trustees, American Medical Association, accompanied by Russell B. Roth, president, American Medical Association; and Chris N. Theodore, director, Center for Health Services Research & Development, American Medical Association_____ Rudolph Oswald, research director, Service Employees International Leon J. Davis, president, National Union of Hospital & Health Care Employees, accompanied by Moe Foner, executive secretary_ James Savarese, production development on American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees. Charles W. Stewart, president, Machinery & Allied Products Institute, accompanied by Richard MacNabb and Donn R. Marston, staff counsel. Robert T. Stafford, president, Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute, accom- panied by Paul B. Akin, president, Laclede Steel Co. and William J. Carroll, Carroll-McCreary Co.... Patrick B. Healy, secretary, National Milk Producers Federation.. George Meany, president, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations accompanied by Andrew Biemiller and Leon B. Schachter, vice president and director, Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of North America (AFL-CIO), ac- companied by James Wishart, research director, and Arnold Mayer, ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS AND DATA American Bar Association, resolution on economic stablization programs. Letter from Leo J. Gehrig, vice president___ Page 292 317 317 American Newspaper Publishers Association: 323 324 American Nurses Association, statement received for the record. 305 works manager_. 307 College of American Pathologists, letter from Robert C. Horn, Jr., presi- Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute, letter, with attachments, to Cost of Cost of Living Council: Letter from Robert F. Bonitati, Associate Director for Congresional Federation of American Hospitals, statement of Michael D. Bromberg, General Electric Co., statement of Reginald H. Jones, chairman of the board and chief executive officer___ 308 170 347 303 315 339 Independent Bakers Association, statement received for the record.. 308 311 Louisiana Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses, statement received from Alwine L. Mulhearn__ 311 McGovern, George, U.S. Senator from the State of South Dakota, letter to Machinery and Allied Products Institute, memorandum on materials and other shortages in industry. . . National-American Wholesale Grocers' Association, letter enclosing Letter from Vincent T. Wasilewski, president. National Newspaper Association, statement received for the record St. Joseph Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, letter from Mother Mary 122 32 313 330 331 312 314 343 Television/Radio Age, reprint of article by Robert L. Steiner, Kenner 373 Temporary Emergency Court of Appeals of the United States, decision on 39 Treasury Department: Letters from Edward C. Schmults, general counsel, with views on bills being considered.. 32 Statement of Edgar R. Fiedler, Assistant Secretary for Economic 33 United States Steel Corp., statement received for the record_ 344 Western Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute, recommendations to alleviate shortages of reinforcing steel in the United States--- 175 CHARTS AND TABLES American Bakers Association Cost Survey_ 310 Average hourly earnings of production or nonsupervisory workers (1972)-94, 100 Page FCC broadcast financial data_ 338 Five-year trend (1968-72) in costs for broadcast media compared to the 337 Industry medians: Yardsticks of management performance_ 227 Iron age composite prices_-_. 205 Media engaged in national, local and classified advertising- 329 207 Nonsupervisory hospital workers-average weekly earnings. Number of hospital employees per patient- 99 96 Percent change in consumer prices since August 1971. 75 Price and wage trends (1971–73) – . 284 Profits of food processing companies. 285 Profits of meat companies 285 Raw steel production by type of furnace 200 Reinforcing bar imports to the United States. 195 Relationships between advertising-sales ratio, 1962, and changes in retail and wholesale prices, 1947-66-- 336 Relationship between gross national product and total advertising expenditures, 1965–72__. U.S. international trade record and domestic steel trade deficit.. 204 United States versus world raw steel production__. 202 |