Word: collected
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...care and education programs, and leave an ample margin for tax cuts besides. Only a few years ago, liberals and conservatives alike thought that the major question of public finance was how best to use the "peace dividend" of $30 billion a year that they expected the U.S. to collect once the Viet Nam War ended...
...starving other programs for funds. It also would end the scandalous situation under which citizens of states such as New York and Illinois in effect subsidize low tax and welfare levels in other areas, predominantly the South, whose poor still flock to the high-welfare states in order to collect more money...
...other hand, Swedes are cushioned from birth to death against a wide variety of social and economic jolts. When a Swede cannot work because of sickness, he is insured against lost wages. When he is too old to work (over 67), he can collect up to two-thirds of his salary annually. Cities are sparkling clean, and police and fire services are excellent. Rail transport is modern and efficient, as are the highways. A monthly ticket on Stockholm's smooth-running subway, good for unlimited rides, costs...
...Plans, which are settled separately with each institution, are based upon figures the institution must collect documenting how it fills its job openings...
...second, also scored by Bisaro, was extremely strange. As Yale's Bob Kane raced down the left side of the ice to collect a long lead pass, Bertagna roamed far from the goal to clear the puck before Kane could reach it. But Kane got there first, and whipped a pass across to Bisaro, who blasted it past a group of Harvard men desperately trying to cover...