Word: bondingly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Many alumni said that they carry a part of Harvard with them throughout their lives. "It's bond you don't have with other people who have not been here," said Loretta c> Cornell '44 John's wife. Agreed Armine B. Thomason '40,a retired junior high school guidance counselor: "You never feel remote from it,l somehow...
...wiretapped talks released by the FBI to Bronx prosecutors, Masselli describes the Jo-Pel operation and speaks of his bond with Schiavone executives: "They trust me, them guys. I'm the only guy they'll work with." The D.A.'s office also claims that Donovan cosigned a $200,000 check to Masselli as payment in the equipment-rental agreement...
...bond issue was originally purchased in entirety by the New York brokerage firm of Salomon Brothers. The Cambridge brokerage firm of Moseley, Hallgarten, Estabrook and Weedon bought a large chuck of the issue from Solomon Brothers, and as of late yesterday afternoon had about 320 of the bonds left for sale, according to Moseley broker Peter S. Scholl...
...Bond sales are a popular means through which corporations raise money from public and private investors to finance projects not provided for in their yearly budgets Bond holders earn yearly interest on their investment for a certain number of years before cashing in the bonds Radcliffe's last bond sale was for $2.5 million...
Harvard currently has some $640 million in debt outstanding in the form of bond issues, which have gone to pay for numerous renovation projects around campus and the $350-million Harvard-built Medical Area Total Energy Plant (MATEP) in Boston, which has run about 500 percent over budget...