Friday, November , 1974
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Seven
Friday, November 8, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven
Unbalanced budget
likely in future
(Coutinued from Page 1) cts-instead of the $305.5 bi-
more elusive, by forcing gov- lion projected in May.
ernment costs upward. Mean-s
while, the current economic Suich an increase would make
wdown is thre ningore the projected budget deficit $13
slwoni hetnn or-Ibillion for fiscal 1975. The
duce the growth of federal tax t ficefis still ticki
revenues.bugtofc issiltckn
"MY GUESS at the moment with estimated revenue for the
is that the revenue prospects year of $294 billion, although
for fiscal 1976 make it difficult they said this too could change.
to assure a balanced budget for President Ford is expected
~ I soon to send Congress a list of
that year," said Sidney Jones,s
a former White House econom- proposed cuts in the 1975 budget
ist who was recently appointed to reduce outlays to $300 billion
counselor to Simon. and the deficit to $6 billion.
Jones said the government The budget deficit in fiscal
should concentrate on turning 1974 was about $3.4 billion.
back pressures to increase fed-
eralspening.Ford already has sent 'Cori-
"There is a great risk of it gress a list of more than $20
getting out of hand," Jones said. billion in budget money for
INFORMED sources at the 1975 and other years that pre-
0 f f i c e of Management and viously was impounded by the
Budget predict that President Nixon administration.
Ford and Simon will soon be- _
gin backing away from calling
for a balanced federal budget
next year. They note the gov-
ernmnent still favors balancing Have a flair for
federal receipts and revenues artistic writin?
next year, but "the price might eYou are dterin-
nextyear butIn eeing
be getting too costly," one poetry, and music
source said. or writing feature
stories a b o u t the
If the government should re- drama, dance, film
duce federal spending to match arts: contact Arts
lower receipts, it could aggra- Editaor ac/yThe
vate the nation's economic de-
cline and possibly result in cut-
backs in programs which help
the economically disadvantaged. --
But Simon has argued that
deficit spending only adds to
inflation by increasing demand-
for goods and services and re-
quires the government to bor-
row money..
INFORMED budget sources
said federal spending in fiscal
1975 is likely to swell to at least
$307 billion - unless there are
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