Word: audits
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...inadequate security measures in effect, poor understanding by employees of the office's standard record-keeping procedures, and a generally "antiquated method for recording and reporting" the city's financial affairs. Beame may well have more explanations to make: Goldin's office will shortly release an audit of city employees' $7 billion pension funds...
...white faces in the business world. "But today," he says, "the bank officer who approved our $1.4 million loan was black. I know that a vice president of Columbia Records or our new representative from IBM is just as likely to be black as white. If someone comes to audit my taxes, chances are that that 'someone' will be black-and a woman too. There are black bankers in Chicago, the deputy police superintendent is black, the general manager of one of the major taxi companies is black. Yet when I came to Chicago in 1933, there were...
...returns and net worth statements - everything, including accounts of the egg money, it seems - to prove their honesty. When one prospective Democratic challenger made public ten years' worth of tax returns, Republican Senator Henry Bellmon of Oklahoma went to the Internal Revenue Service bent on novel oneupmanship. Audit my returns for the last ten years, he proposed, and we'll announce the results...
...Oklahoma City IRS office turned Bellmon down for sound bureaucratic reasons: the agents were too busy audit ing current returns. Despite Bellmen's good intentions, the IRS decision was probably wise; certifying the Senator as clean could have set a precedent for an expanding search for seals of approval...
...Princeton, not of what is being recognized as the New Princeton, but of the Best of All Possible Princetons." What that might mean is unclear. What it most certainly does not mean is girls in the dorm, a Gay Alliance on campus, allowing older citizens to audit courses, or a sex-blind policy on admissions, which Princeton adopted last year...