. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. SfweUmM $coof LOOKING BETTER ALLTHETIME By MARTIN B. PERSON JR. President, Gage-Wiley & Co. Inc. Did you ever wonder what it would be like to have a period of time when the stock and bond markets just rolled quietly along and didn't especially excite anyone? Would you prefer to read the business news in the business section of the daily paper instead of in the front page headlines? Would you like all those "economic experts" to just talk to each other rather than be pressed to offer their opinions for everyone to cher
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. SfweUmM $coof LOOKING BETTER ALLTHETIME By MARTIN B. PERSON JR. President, Gage-Wiley & Co. Inc. Did you ever wonder what it would be like to have a period of time when the stock and bond markets just rolled quietly along and didn't especially excite anyone? Would you prefer to read the business news in the business section of the daily paper instead of in the front page headlines? Would you like all those "economic experts" to just talk to each other rather than be pressed to offer their opinions for everyone to cherish? Over the past few months we have witnessed a spectacular display of record rates of interest and inflation. Everyone has been aware of the effect of these disturbing conditions because their impact is directly felt in every pocketbook. Painfully, in most instances. But today those interest rates have dropped, sharply in the case of short term obligations and moderately in the longer term. It is entirely reasonable to expect the inflation rate is also dropping. Now that the record setting pace is behind us, there is Httle reason for the media to waste time and space on headlines of economic hype. Obviously, the politicians will be MT. ST. (continued from page 3) devastated nearby terrain and lakes, left many dead and missing and caused serious ash problems in Kelso and Longview, Wash., did not create any crop damage on the peninsula, according to Edie Shire of the Coastal Washington Research and Extension Unit in Long Beach. Kay Chabot, wife of grower Jim Chabot, told CRANBERRIES "there was just a very little ; Azmi Y. Shawa, supervisor of the Washington cranberry station, recommended that the sparse fallout be washed off with sprinklers, she overjoyed to rush into any space once occupied by the jargon of economics. Personally, I will be very happy to let the toothy grins replace the somber Treasury types on the up front scene. Meanwhile, in re
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