Word: budgeteering
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Leverett House doubled its budget to $2000 this year in honor of the festival's tenth anniversary. The additional money allowed the House to expand its art and photography competitions to include for the first time non-Harvard Boston area students...
Phillips Brooks House's proposed budget for 1967-68 is well over the $100,000 mark for the first time in the organization's history...
...university as the strategic source of qualified manpower, must assert its vital economic role to prevent reductions in its budget or faculty...
Teaching fellows have long needed representation of their own. The Federation is intended to provide just that. The University should not regard the new organization simply as another complicating factor in its budget calculations, but as a valuable spokesman for a group whose welfare tends to be neglected...
Reagan plans a 65% increase in overall state income tax collections-along with boosts in general sales, whisky, cigarette and franchise taxes-to raise the $946 million needed to balance his record $5.06 billion budget. He concedes that withholding, in addition to easing the pain of that wallop, would bring him a number of economic advantages. There would be a "one-shot" windfall because Californians would, in effect, be paying next year's taxes in advance. There might also be a "recurring windfall" of some $20 million a year from citizens-mostly from "those least able to afford...