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...Third World countries, socialism, as one U.S. State Department analyst explains, is almost certain to remain "a blueprint." Another American diplomat, William B. Young, points out that "in many less developed countries, only the government can effectively mobilize capital. In some countries, insecure leaders fear the existence of any private activity which would conceivably have the financial resources to challenge their authority...
...system and believes in gradual, peaceful means of reaching its socialist goals. In practical terms, this has meant that social democrats have concentrated more on alleviating what they regard as hardships created by capitalist economies (unemployment, salary and wage inequities) than on directly restructuring societies according to a collectivist blueprint...
...when appropriate. It was hoped the Committee could help understand the state of race relations and what could be done to improve them. In asking members to serve, it was expected that through their skills an analysis and set of recommendations could be provided whose quality would offer a blueprint for the community and find support among its members. The Committee was also established to create a dialogue on race relations and associated issues. It was asked to explore three specific aspects of these relations...
Many details, particularly on the makeup of a transition government, remain to be worked out. Moreover, the plan must be ratified in a referendum by Rhodesia's white voters. The proposal does, however, lay out the basic blueprint for a constitution, offering both new voting rights to the country's 6.4 million blacks and strong guarantees to its 268,000 whites. Chief among the stipulations is a new 100-seat Parliament, in which 28 seats would be reserved for whites for ten years, most to be elected under a formula that ensures domination by Smith...
Congressional reaction to the $500.2 billion budget is generally more positive. On the whole, most legislators regard it as a tight, realistic blueprint that will probably come through Congress in fairly recognizable shape. Still, there are important differences over particulars. Conservatives are worried about the budget's inflationary impact and would have preferred a smaller deficit than the $61 billion now estimated. Liberals, on the other hand, feel betrayed by Carter's refusal to allocate greater resources to fighting joblessness and urban ills and for public health. They note that Carter, who ran on a platform of reducing...