Word: endangerment
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That is because the Socialists-once the leading contenders to form the next government-now seem unable to mount effective opposition. Before the coup, the Socialists had hoped to increase their vote substantially in the next elections, expected in 1982, at the expense of the ruling Union of the Democratic...
Administration officials now worry that the Soviet Union, which has large strategic minerals resources, plans to reduce exports and step up purchases on the world market in competition with the West. That could endanger U.S. supplies of chromium and platinum, for example. A study by Dr. Daniel Fine of the...
Unions should not be supported blindly, as the example of the student boycott last spring of a firm selling commencement garments and resisting unionization indicates. The marginal company's sharp decline in sales forced it to shut down, leaving many to wonder what good the union organizers and student activism...
In Western eyes, the Soviet Union has contributed to the creditworthiness of the East bloc economies because no one believes that Moscow would allow one of its allies to go bankrupt. True, North Korea defaulted on a Western loan in 1975, but bankers attributed Moscow's failure to bail...
Harvard officials fear politica maneuvering in Congress many endanger legislation designed to give colleges and universities control over results of federally funded research.