Word: nationalizes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...rare insights occasionally come through serendipity, they also result from initiative and melting into Carter's inner circle. National Political Correspondent Robert Ajemian has just spent a week traveling with Carter's chief political adviser, Hamilton Jordan, as he masterminded the preparation of background material and interviews for his boss. "He makes endless calls-to the low and the mighty," says Ajemian. "But any call from Jordan these days is a call from the bull's-eye of power." What Ajemian learned in the bull's-eye-as well as the latest gleanings of other TIME...
...pride? We export technology. Why can't we import ways to make streets safe? We spend billions to protect ourselves from the Russians, but it is the street gangs in America who frighten me. It's law-and-order and freedom from fear that allow a nation to survive, and I say no money for New York and other cities until they restore safety to the streets. I'm mad, sick at heart and disgusted with weak Government officials...
Publicity like "Koreagate on Capitol Hill" is focusing on the bribery aspects of the activities of Tongsun Park and the Korean KCIA. Yet there seems to me an even more serious issue, namely, that the Korean business interests being promoted by these activities are not bringing prosperity to a nation. They are piling up fortunes for the few while the many work long hours, at all ages, and under conditions akin to those in the days of Dickens, just to keep alive...
Japan's reformers have something else to look forward to: 50% of all Japanese are now under 30, and the 4.3 million new voters in last week's election showed their weariness with the nation's feuding gerontocrats by dumping superannuated candidates of most parties. With that young constituency in mind, reformers can drive hard bargains for any aid they extend to their damaged, divided and scandal-prone elders...
...Press reported last night that Daniel P. Moynihan, Senator-elect from New York and professor of Government, announced his resignation from the Faculty yesterday. Moynihan, who fit a Government seminar into his campaigning schedule this fall, apparently decided not to arrange a two-day-a-week commute from the nation's capital. Moynihan said he would "miss the University very much," A.P. reported...