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Brock Visits
By PATTY MCCARTHY
Staff Writer
U.S. trade representative and cabinet member William E.
Brock said Friday that young people involved in politics
today "will make a nice difference in the political process."
Brock made his first visit to USC Friday and Saturday
since becoming the first holder of USC's Distinguished Chair
in American Politics, an honor originating from the James F.
Byrnes International Center.
Brock holds the rank of ambassador and is President
neagans personal trade representative in foreign trade
matters.
WHILE AT USC, he said the voter under age 40 today is
"much more interested in real economic growth and has a
strong resistance to government intervention.
"I'm very encouraged by the kinds of young people involving
themselves in politics today. Their attitudes are
positive and optimistic." Brock considers this generation to
be the "most tolerant generation of the century."
ai tne request of USC President James Holderman, Brock
is guest lecturer and seminar leader at USC. While here, he
spoke with faculty members from the Department of
Government and International Studies, met with Gov. Dick'
Riley, spoke to government classes and held a graduate
? student and faculty seminar.
Brock, who spoke to one c ass on the American political
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system and its workings, said he favors tne two-party
system. He said the two-party system offers a choice and that
a one-party system becomes "in-bred, fat and sloppy."
Brock, a former Republican National Committee
cnairman, discussed his views of the Republican party
trends today. Quoting the results of a recent poll, he said
more people in the South are associated with the Republican
party than with the Democratic party for the first time. He
attributed this to the improving quality of the community
base in the South among other factors.
Brock said continued Republican popularity depends upon
how the Reagan administration works. "The pros*/ects for
substantial growth have much to do with how we perform in
providing jobs, lowering inflation, etc." He said the party
would be viewed "as one who keeps its word."
Concerning his role as U.S. trade negotiator, Brock said in
a press conference Friday that he is very excited and optimistic
because he feels foreign firms are discovering that!
American workers are more productive. For example, Brock
said, the best and most productive Sony plant is in San Diego.
He said Reagan's budget cuts will not affect college grants
and loans. "I don't believe anyone who can go to college
won't be able to because of this administration's actions."
Brock is a former U.S. senator and representative. During
his fourteen years in Congress, Brock dealt with trade
legislation and foreign trade issues and how they affect the
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