Word: processing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...benefits of the deep roots of values and beliefs that kept us through the difficult ups and downs of history. We emerged into the modern world with a deep sense of identity and with an accumulation of human beliefs and experiences that are helping us to face the process of rapid modernization. We have to achieve in days what you achieved in years, because many centuries have passed while we were suffering from retardation, stagnation and foreign domination...
...developed between the United States and nations of the Third World. What is needed is to bring about a dialogue between us and you to bridge this gap in a peaceful and creative way and fulfill on a world scale some of your achievements in America. But the process of give-and-take between the Third World and the more advanced world is not a static process. The dynamic interchange should enrich us both so that we can produce the kind of world system that can achieve peace, stability and the unhindered pursuit of happiness for all, while preserving individual...
...inter-area cooperation. Their very nature dictates the substantive change that should take place in our ways of thinking so that we can be able to tackle these kinds of problems, which will assume paramount importance for the coming generation. So, as we dedicate our efforts to complete the process of national liberation, the ending of colonialism and the building of a stable and just international system, we have to direct our efforts to the new challenge that lies ahead...
Bankruptcy Pain. Though such services do enable debtors to clear up their bills, the process is very far from painless. Delinquent debtors suffer a sharp reduction in their standard of living and a shame so severe that many do not want their names used. An example is an Atlanta father of four who is struggling to pay off a debt of $23,700, most of which he charged while he had a $20,000-a-year job in the marketing division of Lockheed. Laid off in 1972, he now earns $12,000 annually in the management training division of Georgia...
Blair proposes a tough remedy. At present, the big companies control each stage of the petroleum process: pumping, transport, refining, marketing. Blair would break them up into companies specializing in only one phase of the petroleum process. Ideally, each company would then haggle over price each time the oil changed hands and would thus unleash free-market forces that would push prices down...