Word: reconsideration
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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What could kill January's newborn bull? Analysts fear that another leap upward in inflation could all too easily force the Administration to reconsider its refusal to impose wage and price controls; such a move, or even the threat of it, would discombobulate business so badly as to frighten...
Calling the Nobel prize-winning physicist "a distinguished scientist who has dedicated his life for the past ten years to the cause of human freedom and justice," the cable urged the Soviets to "reconsider your harsh treatment against one of the world's greatest human beings."
He added that he would encourage his colleagues to "reconsider the language" of the decriminalization statement.
The crisis that shaped the direction of this Congress was the turmoil in Iran. The revolution reduced world oil supplies and led to the gas shortages of early summer. These in turn brought forth a surge of congressional activity on the patchwork quilt of energy bills submitted by President Carter...