Word: planned
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...praised Volcker's move; after all, he announced the policy immediately after returning from an International Monetary Fund conference in Belgrade, where those same financiers had most likely given him a pep talk for such a program. Stock market investors ran scared, seeing only the deepening recession Volcker's plan would induce. Liberal politicians didn't like this talk of lowering the standard of living for the sake of such unromantic concepts as "managing the money aggregates." Bankers, who had always looked to the Fed as a bellwether for interest rates, were now free to set their own rates...
...student vote, if it materializes on election day, could significantly help liberal candidates. One student group, the Democratic Socialist Organizaing Committeee, has already endorsed council challenger David Sullivan, a rent control advocate. Other CCA candidates plan some last minute campaigning on campus...
...chairman of the Lancaster House Conference, abruptly suspended negotiations. That was Carrington's response after a second refusal by Patriotic Front Co-Leaders Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo to accept a British-drafted constitution. The talks could not resume, said Carrington, until the guerrilla leaders approved the latest plan "without ambiguity...
When the talks resumed, the guerrillas offered a constitutional plan of their own that rejected four key features of the British proposal: certain entrenched guarantees for whites; continued citizenship for immigrants who settled in Rhodesia after the 1965 Unilateral Declaration of Independence; pensions for former officials of the Salisbury regime; and compensation for any property seized by a future Zimbabwe government. Carrington promised to study the document, but insisted that his plan was the only possible basis for settlement and gave the guerrillas another 48 hours to accept...
...Kennedys began to plan and raise funds for the $12 million library, which is to be donated to the Government and operated by the National Archives, within a year after the 1963 assassination. Their chosen site was on the campus of Harvard University. But the start of construction was delayed as Cambridge residents objected, fearful that library tourists would create more traffic snarls around already congested Harvard Square...