Word: annually
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...heated meeting in Los Angeles, Reagan initially proposed to charge an annual $250 tuition on top of the present student fees, which average...
Darmstadt became one of Germany's two top crucibles of avant-garde music; the other is Donaueschingen, whose annual fest is shorter and less pedagogic, but whose commissions for new works carry enormous prestige...
...hearty concoction. A huge amalgam of some 150 affiliated companies in 57 countries, it hums with new purpose in its traditional field: the manufacture of communications equipment around the world. At the same time, ITT's 204,000 employees are pushing into fresh territory. Backed by an annual research-and-development budget of $220 million, ITT scientists are at work on such sophisticated projects as automatic landing systems for aircraft and the use of laser beams for spacecraft docking...
...costs (Chrysler last week announced that prices for its 1968 cars will rise by an average $125, whatever the outcome of the labor-management battle), the industry did in some ways seem generous. By their own reckoning, the Big Three offered a package that would amount to a 5.2% annual increase in labor costs. Wages would go up by 13? an hour during the first year, by an average of 12? an hour during each of the next two years. For the typical G.M. worker, who earned $7,885 in 1966, this would boost take-home...
Despite such seeming largesse, the industry's offer could hardly be taken seriously except as an initial bargaining position. Almost completely ignored were such key Reuther demands as a guaranteed annual wage and parity between U.S. and Canadian workers. And the union leaders thought that the automakers were downright insulting in their suggestion to put a ceiling on U.A.W.'s cherished cost-of-living escalator clause...