The Week

□ Only one person was killed, and five injured, at an anti-crime concert in New York.

□ The Reagan Administration is once again looking in all the wrong places for a new chairman for the Council of Economic Advisors. They need look no further than the Council itself, and Council member Thomas Gale Moore. Moore is an effective advocate of both free markets and limited government. Unlike the Reagan Administration’s first two CEA chairmen, who spent most of their time criticizing the Administration’s obviously effective policies, Moore doesn’t see any reason to apologize for success. As the economic record becomes increasingly distorted by political rhetoric, it is more important than ever that President Reagan have one of his strongest supporters at the head of his economic team.

□ Only one person was killed, and five injured, at an anti-crime concert in New York.

□ The Reagan Administration is once again looking in all the wrong places for a new chairman for the Council of Economic Advisors. They need look no further than the Council itself, and Council member Thomas Gale Moore. Moore is an effective advocate of both free markets and limited government. Unlike the Reagan Administration’s first two CEA chairmen, who spent most of their time criticizing the Administration’s obviously effective policies, Moore doesn’t see any reason to apologize for success. As the economic record becomes increasingly distorted by political rhetoric, it is more important than ever that President Reagan have one of his strongest supporters at the head of his economic team.