Word: charterers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...attorney for the FAA in San Francisco has said that Freelandia is entirely legal, as long as the club sticks to the charter of air travel clubs, which stipulates, among other things, that it cannot advertise...
...Exxon's petrochemical operations, which produce materials that go into fertilizers, records, pantyhose and myriad other products, would rank about fifth among U.S. chemical companies. If Exxon merely transported oil, it would be the world's biggest shipping firm, with 155 tankers of its own and varying numbers under charter at sea. In finance it is a substantial international banker, holding fortunes in marks, yen, francs, pounds and dollars...
...council also had a beef of its own: It claimed that the state charter does not give it power to regulate the board, which is appointed by the city manager. Meanwhile, rent controls have lasted another week...
...Khrushchev letter also disputed the legality of the quarantine, saying the "United Nations Charter and international norms give no right to any state to institute in international waters the inspection of vessels bound for the shores of the Republic of Cuba...
...Bankers Association counts 53 banks round the country that are owned and operated by nonwhites, more than triple the number a decade ago. Though that is still a tiny fraction of the nation's 14,000 commercial banks, the growth is accelerating; federal and state authorities are considering charter applications for about 40 proposed "minority" banks.* Indeed, some Government officials now worry that minority banking might be spreading too rapidly, extending the danger that shakily financed institutions will founder...