Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Washington Post and Times Herald, self-classified as Independent but leaning in a Democratic direction, assessed a poll of heart specialists who voted 141 to 93 (without the benefit of an examination of the patient) that Ike could be regarded as physically able to serve a second term. "The most significant conclusion to be drawn from this," said the Post, "is that heart specialists tend to be Republicans by a preponderance of about...
Bundy did not say in just what way the Ford money would be used to aid the Faculty. He denied that there is a specific relationship between the new $1000-a-year tuition and the $1000-a-year grant that the Administration is reportedly considering as a "fringe benefit" to all Faculty members who have children in college...
...benefit comtemplated by the faculty committee is an allotment of $1000 for each son or daughter the faculty member has in college, Harvard or elsewhere...
...Mais naturellement. This new fringe benefit business, of course. Who on the faculty gets a fringe benefit--the monastic scholar, dedicated to his work, or the brilliant cosmopolitan researcher and man-about-town? Oh no; it's the faculty drudge who barely manages to get out a small paper and an insignificant book review in between taking care of the furnace and changing the baby's diaper. He's your fringe man. It's a matter of principle," he said...
Texans learned that Shoemake had taken out a $1,000,000 policy on his life in May 1954 with Los Angeles' Occidental Life Insurance Co.; U.S. Trust & Guaranty was named the beneficiary. But the depositors he bilked saw little hope that they would benefit from the million-dollar policy. The exact conditions of the policy are still to be settled legally, but chances are that it will be automatically cancelled in case of a suicide verdict...