Word: nationalizes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...until the next scheduled presidential "election" in 1981. Before then, both he and the United States government which supported him for so long will have to make some difficult choices about the future of Nicaragua. Somoza must decide whether his privileged position is worth the continued destruction of his nation. The Americans must figure out whether they can afford to witness this destruction as a result of their own unrealistic and ambiguous policies...
Jimmy Carter was hardly more diplomatic. Speaking at a dinner for the nation's Governors on the eve of Begin's arrival, he called the deadlocked Middle East negotiations "one of the most frustrating and discouraging experiences I have ever had in my life." He termed the differences between the two sides "some absolutely insignificant difficulties" and added, "It is just disgusting almost to feel that we are that close and can't quite...
...Stevens, the nation's second largest textile manufacturer, has been the target of an AFL-CIO-sponsored boycott since 1976 because of its alleged labor law violations...
Joseph N. Tremml, vice-president of Transport Engineering Co., which sold the four buses to Harvard in 1974, said yesterday the buses should last for ten years if used twice daily like most schoolbuses. "I don't know of anybody in the nation who uses that bus as much as Harvard does," he said...
Five days before South Africa rejected the United Nation's peace-keeping proposals for Namibia, Richard Moose, assistant secretary of state for African Affairs sat back in his chair at the Faculty Club and termed the prognosis for a settlement this week, "guarded...