"I was amused when you said I was in charge of the federal budget. I don't know anybody who's in charge of the federal budget."
Budget Director Caspar
Weinberger, in a recent interview
NEITHER, as he has discovered to his chagrin, does Richard Nixon.
Though he campaigned in 1968 as an advocate of responsible budgets, Nixon will face the electorate this year as the author of three sets of federal books positively dripping with red inkabout $80 billion worth, or more than during any other Administration since World War II. Angered and embarrassed by such large deficits, Nixon has decided to take the...
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