Word: australia
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...exasperated industry leader: "Looking at the way they handle the power situation in this country, it sort of makes you think about places like the Amazon, where they don't' have quite the same bunch of clowns." The aluminum producers are indeed looking to Brazil and Australia, which have plentiful supplies of cheap power and bauxite, as places to expand production in the years ahead...
...week." To meet these objections, the U.N., supporting the U.S. plan, appeared ready to vote to send a force to police southern Lebanon so that the Israelis would have no excuse for remaining. It was reported that this force would number 3,000 or 4,000 troops from Norway, Australia and other nations...
Edsel Ford II, 29, an heir to the automobile fortune, on his new job as assistant managing director of Ford Australia: "There is no silver spoon in Ford. I think that's lucky. They treat me like any other...
Reischauer added that the distribution of wealth in Japan is one of the most even in the industrialized work, and that only Sweden and Australia have more even distributions...
...transfers while claiming to reduce them? By using gimmicks that would do a Las Vegas casino bookkeeper proud. Not counting toward Carter's ceiling, for example, are large categories of transfers that have previously added billions of dollars to the totals: 1) sales to the 14 NATO allies, Japan, Australia and New Zealand; 2) military construction, training and other "services" performed for foreign governments. All reckoning, finally, is to be in 1976 dollars to eliminate the impact of inflation. Such accounting alchemy allows Carter to ignore nearly $5 billion worth of this year's anticipated transfers. Only by doing...