The Times

How much change does our American Economic System need: A lot? A little? None?

You may be reassured — or troubled — by how a number of your fellow citizens answered this question recently. A recent study shows that an overwhelming majority of Americans have a basic faith in our economic system. Only a relatively small number favor major structural changes. Yet almost all — 92% — feel some modifications are needed. In the months and years ahead, we're all going to be called upon to make great decisions as our American Economic System adjusts to new conditions everywhere, both home and around the world. Obviously, the more we all know about our system and how it works, the better we can decide what to preserve, what to change. To help give you a clearer picture of our system, a special booklet has been prepared. It's easy to read, informative and free. Mail the coupon for your copy. Every American ought to know what it says. The American Economic System. It's one of your basic freedoms. "Economics" Pueblo, Colorado 81009 Please send me a free copy of the booklet about our economic system. Name Address City State Zip A public service message of The Advertising Council and U.S. Department of Commerce presented by this Magazine. Ad Council Did you know? • With 6% of the population, America uses 30% of the world's energy production. • The U.S. economy created 26 million new jobs between 1950-1975. • In 1975, the U.S. imported about $96 billion of goods — exported over $107 billion. AMERICAN ECONOMIC SYSTEM CAMPAIGN Proof only universal full page size for standard newspapers No. AES-76-621 (13" X 18%"1 COPYRIGHT" 1976 KEY NEWSPAPER COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMMING 05106 This educational endeavor is made possible by the cooperation of the following public-spirited citizens who are always in the fore, striving to make our community a finer and better place in which to live. JULIO ABISLAIMAN, Vice Pres. Riviera Jewelers CARLOS J. ARBOLEYA, Pres. Barnett Bank of Westchester N.A. JESS QUESADA ANDALUSIA Bake Shop WILLIAM BAGWELL, Pres. Miami Safe and Lock Inc. M. H. FARNSWORTH, Chairman International Corporate Services Ltd. CURTIS BLANK Co-owner Cafe Chauveron, Inc. JOHN C. BROCKWAY, Pres. Bill Usery Motors, Inc. GLEN ALLEN BUFF GUY C. CARMICHAEL, JR. Pres. Crow, Pope & Land of Florida, Inc. G. HERNANDEZ-CARTAYA Chairman of the Board W F C Group C. DeWITT COFFMAN, Pres. The Coffman Corporation Hotel Consultants MARVIN S. CONE, Director Deerbome School JAMES E. DOWNS, Pres. Lenger & Klein Jewelers, Inc. HOWARD R. DOWNES Chairman of the Board The Dominion Companies EUGENE P. STREWS, Pres. Fidelity National Bank of South Miami GENERAL WATERWORKS South Florida Division WOLF HANAU, President Les Jardins Restaurant RALPH JENSEN, Pres. Continental Travel, Inc. M. "DICK" JONES, Pres. Catalina Aquatech Pools, Inc. KENNETH E. KAMBERG, Pres. Coral Gables Fed Savings & Loan Assn. MARIAN KRUTULIS, Director Fultiver Academy, Inc. MR. PETE LATA The Madrid Restaurant RAUL P. MASVIDAL, Pres. Royal Trust Bank of Miami, N.A. GARY A. MATTHEWS, Pres. Gary's Paint & Body Shop, Inc. FELIPE MORENO, Manager Distributor Sales Latin American Operations Ingersoll-Rand International CLIFFORD J. NAGEL, JR., Pres. The Withers Construction Co. So. Flo. Chapter Assoc. Gen'l Contractors DAVID C. NEALE, Div. Manager 7-Eleven Stores Division of the Southland Corporation RONALD R. READER, C.L.U. General Agent Mass. Mutual Life Ins. Co. GERALD I. ROSE, Pres. Security Federal S & L Association ROBERT L. SEARLE, Pres. Searle & Morris Insurance E. CARR SMITH. ROBERT ULLMAN, Pres. Ber-i Blanks Men's Store Miracle Mile Merchants Association RICHARD D. SWETONIC, Pres. Wallachs/Dick Richmond NATHAN TARTAK, R.P. Riviera Pharmacy SOUTH DIXIE DISCOUNT CENTER 8865 South Dixie Highway RICHARD D. THOMAS, Administrator Coral Gables Hospital L. GERALD WRIGHT Chairman of the Board Chief. Executive Officer Aristor Management Inc. FRANK H. WIRTZ, Gen'l Mgr. The Rusty Pelican