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WE are beginning to get a series of books that probe the true objectives of the “new elite”—the folks who have been imposing no-growth regulation on our lives and turning off our energy supplies.

Previous offerings in this space have noted two such studies: The Environmental Protection Hustle, by Bernard J. Friedan, concerning housing regulations; and Power Grab, by James A. Weber, examining the no-growth movement as it affects our energy resources. Now a third illuminating volume has appeared: The War against Progress (Storm King Publishers, 4 E. Main St., Middletown, N.Y. 10940; $11.95), by Herbert E. Meyer, an associate editor of Fortune.

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WE are beginning to get a series of books that probe the true objectives of the “new elite”—the folks who have been imposing no-growth regulation on our lives and turning off our energy supplies.

Previous offerings in this space have noted two such studies: The Environmental Protection Hustle, by Bernard J. Friedan, concerning housing regulations; and Power Grab, by James A. Weber, examining the no-growth movement as it affects our energy resources. Now a third illuminating volume has appeared: The War against Progress (Storm King Publishers, 4 E. Main St., Middletown, N.Y. 10940; $11.95), by Herbert E. Meyer, an associate editor of Fortune.