January 2, 1980

One year into his second term, Governor Carey has brought New York State's government under tighter control of his executive staff, dramatically raising the power and profile of his top aide.

Ninety-day Treasury bill futures are booming, but one-year Treasury bill futures are barely breathing. Ginnie Mae futures are flying, but commercial paper futures can't seem to get off the ground. Treasury bond futures are ballooning, but Treasury note futures are as flat as flapjacks.

PIZZA, along with fried chicken and the hamburger, stands as one of America's favorite fast foods. Universally appealing, it's a dish that transcends age, class and nationality, finding favor among bona-fide junk food eaters as well as those who would rather die than raise an unhealthy calorie to their lips.

LONDON, Jan. 1--Britain, which many believe must increasingly live by its wits rather than by manufacturing, faces yet another economic problem: its "invisibles" are disappearing.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1--The University of Alabama's undefeated and untied football team earned the right to claim the mythical national collegiate championship today.