Word: productively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Task Force has always held that total dependence upon legal channels is restrictive, requiring exceeding amounts of time and enormous financial expenses. More importantly, it must be recognized that laws in favor of oppressed people are a product of mass pressure. Without a mass movement, many legal victories are quickly and easily undermined. AA is one very beneficial mechanism for bringing about advancements for women and minorities which needs to be protected...
...network hustlers who believe viewer ratings and product sales are the total of TV acceptance ever wonder who the millions are who don't watch...
...People, have indulged in a form of academic vigilantism characterized by misrepresentation, systematic distortion and personal attack. Wilson's views, if correct and rigorously applied, are the antithesis of socialism, Communism and the welfare state; they indicate clearly, if correct, that our human faults and injustices are the product of biological evolution and that a mere change of environment is not going to correct anything. We must recognize our genetic heritage and work to overcome the weaknesses of this biological inheritance...
...most pressing national problem confronting the new Premier is the lackluster performance of the once robust Japanese economy. In the third quarter of 1976, Japan's gross national product limped ahead at the annual rate of 1.3% (compared with 3.8% in the U.S.). In other years, Japan could hope to spark its economy by increasing exports. But both U.S. businessmen and the European Community have complained that underpriced Japanese goods are already flooding their markets (see ECONOMY & BUSINESS). They demand that Tokyo sell less and import more. As a former Finance Minister and one of his country...
...Administration pumps more money into the sagging economy. Walter Heller, one of three members of the Board of Economists who have attended long meetings with Carter since the election−the others are Arthur Okun and Joseph Pechman− predicts a 4.5% rise in real gross national product next year, but only with sizable stimulation of the economy by Washington. Without it, he says, the increase might be as little as 3.5%. Republican Murray Weidenbaum of Washington University in St. Louis has come around to favor a $10 billion tax cut and says the question...