Word: nationalizes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Republican Party needs to overcome its internal differences" to regain power in the state and nation, Richardson said, adding that his current bipartisan post limits his role in helping unify his party...
Harvard hires an average percentage of women at the associate and assistant professor levels. At those levels, the University pays salaries that fall between the 60th and 80th percentile of the nation, according to the study...
...while U.N. admission is of enormous symbolic importance, this alone will not enable the Vietnamese to achieve the difficult task of rebuilding their ravaged nation. After more than three decades of fighting, first against the French and then against the U.S., Vietnam's entire landscape and culture must be reconstructed. Much of the land is still pock-marked by open craters, created by bombs dropped from U.S. planes; other areas on which American planes dropped defoliants will remain barren into the next century. Casualties still occur when unexploded mines in the fields kill unsuspecting farmers. The population of South Vietnam...
...Youngstown area is questionable. The iron ore and coking coal deposits that originally drew mills to the Mahoning valley have long since been mined out, and the inland complex can no longer compete with steel centers boasting deep-water ports. Youngstown's days as the nation's steeliest steel city seem to be over...
...signs of optimism were real, and they marked the beginning of Britain's long-anticipated great oil bonanza. With crude from the North Sea fields coming ashore at the rate of 830,000 bbl. per day, the nation will produce about half of the oil that it consumes this year, saving some $3.6 billion in its balance of payments. Oilmen expect that the country will be come self-sufficient in petroleum by 1980. Said Prime Minister James Callaghan after a visit to the huge "Forties" field: "God has given us an opportunity we have not had in a century...