Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Nationally, medical research will suffer a 6 to 10 per cent cut in federal funding starting July with inflation producing a real effect of 15 to 20 per cent...
Less deadly, but no less ignored, is the war continuing for American draft resisters. While the dead are buried, while thousands of wounded suffer without real compensation, while POWs return home to offers of shiny Fords and baseball passes, those who saw the Vietnam disaster for the immoral exercise in senseless destruction it was, remain exiled. Hundreds of thousands of dead, wounded, and imprisoned people might today be living in freedom had the draft resisters been heeded in 1965. The perpetrators of so much suffering sit in Congress, in the Ford Foundation, in the World Bank, in the Pentagon...
...left out of the Bureau's decision-making process, and alienated from the Bureau's administration, though again, some said they liked individual staff members. Also like the kids, parents I spoke with asked to remain anonymous, usually for fear that one of the administrators would make their kids suffer for any criticisms they might have...
Medical research will nationally suffer a 6 to 10 per cent cut in Federal funding beginning July 1. The effect of inflation produces a real cut of 15 to 20 per cent...
...long time to make their effects felt. Many U.S. exports are high-technology products-computers and jetliners, for example-that do not always realize a quick increase in sales when the price comes down. Many U.S. imports, such as inexpensive radios, have little domestic competition and do not suffer a swift sales slide when prices rise. Thus, it is easy to foresee a sequence in which new currency realignments would disappoint dollar holders by not changing the basic situation quickly enough. Triffin gloomily foresees a period of "two or three dollar crises a year...