Word: nationalizes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...tell you that these measures will be easy or popular," Carter said, adding that the nation "needs efficiency and ingenuity more than ever...
Without energy conservation and production of other more plentiful energy sources such as coal, the nation faces the constant risk of embargoes, increased unemployment and the jeopardization of U.S. sovereignty, Carter said. He added that "If we fail to act, we will soon face an economic, social, political crisis that will threaten our free institutions...
Carter said the nation's energy problems are worse now than in 1973, when the Arab oil embargo first brought the "energy crisis" to public attention, because supplies are rapidly dwindling and the federal government has not planned for the future...
Although most Canadians still consider their mosaic experiment successful, English-French differences have spawned inevitable problems, some of which may cause the dissolution of the 110-year-old Canadian nation...
...Leary, an avowed separatist and Levesque's press secretary, said last week. The most obvious difference between Quebecers and "les anglais," the language issue has been a constant irritant in Canadian politics. The British North America Act, which became Canada's constitution in 1867, attempts to perpetuate a nation of two languages and Federal ministers have struggled to institute bi-lingualism by requiring manufacturers to label all products in both English and French, encouraging English in Quebec schools, and introducing French in schools outside Quebec. More and more school children learn French every year...