He notes that New York City's lenders agreed to restructure the city's debt to resolve the crisis in the 1970s.
The Department of Energy has taken credit for laying the groundwork for the current natural gas boom, citing research and development dating back to the 1970s that led to today's hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, techniques of extracting gas from shale.
"Baggage, " by the Cape Town-based artist Randy Hartzenberg, is an abstract portrayal of the white-minority government's campaigns in the 1970s to force black, mixed-race and ethnically Indian South Africans into separate townships.
For instance, in the Gautreaux Programme, an experiment to combat racial discrimination in Chicago's public housing in the late 1970s, poor blacks were given vouchers to move to the white suburbs.
As expected, Obama also did very well with African-American voters, but it was not enough to overcome Clinton's strong ties to Texas, which date back to the early 1970s.
When Kai-Yin Lo returned home to Hong Kong after attending school in Britain and the U.S. in the 1970s, she wasn't an obvious bet to emerge as a success in design.
According to Roger Protz, editor of Camra's Good Beer Guide, lager took off during the 1970s due to a combination of social change and brewing giants looking after their own bottom line.
Russia and France, owed billions of dollars for their exports to Iraq in the 1970s and 1980s and with companies eager to develop Iraq's oil, have commercial reasons to want the country solvent again.
But as echoes of the 1970s, Labour's sops to the trade unions are nothing compared with its antics in the energy market.
It is the second of three big bridges planned in the early 1970s to link Japan's main island of Honshu to Shikoku.
Other avid collectors include Barbra Streisand, who was first drawn to the artist's paintings in the 1970s when she was building a house in Art Deco style.
The rock emphasis of the final day is a nod to Reading's past in the late 1970s and 1980s - when bands like Uriah Heep, Whitesnake and Iron Maiden could be found on the festival's stages.
When California Cryobank, which claims to be the world's largest sperm bank, opened its doors in the late 1970s, 99 percent of its business catered to couples grappling with male infertility, spokesman Scott Brown said.
The final paradox concerns Britain's booming industry, now turning out 2m cars a year, back up to the output levels of the 1970s, before the unions started demolishing Rover's antecedent, British Leyland.
They can also give their views on plans to re-design the church's 1970s extension.
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His deregulation of America's airlines in the 1970s opened up the skies to the people, for better and worse.
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Mr Towler told the Sunday Politics Wales he suspects a group of people were protected by each other's power, enabling the abuse to continue in the 1970s and 80s.
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Synthetic vision systems were created by NASA and the U.S. Air Force back in the late 1970s to improve cockpit situational awareness, especially when operating in reduced visibility at low altitudes.
But the truth is Hibs have not been challenging regularly for silverware since the early to mid 1970s when Eddie Turnbull's wonderful team locked horns with Jock Stein's Celtic, albeit finishing second more often than not.
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Manson's death sentence was changed to life in prison after California's death penalty was overturned for a period during the 1970s.
Why were junk bonds the answer to a money manager's prayers in the late 1970s and early 1980s?
France only recently reduced statutory fees on refinancing, and Germany's last significant move was to liberalise interest rates in the 1970s.
"He was against our ideas, even when he was a student, " Abol Fotoh said, referring to the Brotherhood's disavowal of violence in the 1970s.
Ms. BUTLER: For years there's been a black consciousness movement since the 1970s working to help people appreciate the richness and, you know, stop denigrating their own culture.
The museum took over the maintenance airfield in the 1970s and uses the site's hangars to store more than 16, 000 large objects not currently on display in London.
Experts point to the early- to mid-1970s as the effort's start, and say it got a boost when the Native American Languages Act, passed in 1990, declared the U.S. was committed to ensuring the languages' survival.
Ford, he knew, had started in the early 1970s to build one of the world's leading research efforts in ceramics.
Things only got worse in the 1970s, when Richard Nixon's combative approach to the press turned Watergate-era press conferences into a battleground.
Its LexisNexis division invented modern electronic legal searches back in the 1970s but lost its lead to Thomson's West in the 1990s.
The parties' combined membership (excluding the CSU's) has dropped from 1.7m in the 1970s to 1m, with the CDU surpassing the SPD for the first time last year.
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