Former NBC News economics correspondent Irving R. Levine, who made bow ties fashionable in the 1970s and explained inflation to the masses, is still going strong as a lecturer at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla., according to an article in the Boca Raton News.
Alan Greenspan, ‘who has been one of my friends for decades,’ just stepped down as head of the Federal Reserve.
“But it was President Nixon who gave the economic beat credibility. ‘It happened Aug. 15, 1971,’ Levine said. ‘It was Nixon’s wage and price controls that took us off the Gold Standard.'”
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Mr levine
you were among the very best-----bill leonard,pauline fredrick and yourself.
i remember when you told the audience that you loved rome so much you named your son rome(i was a child then but remember it).
so glad you are still going strong you and your peers are missed.