Word: collected
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Seeing nearby towns scurrying for money to celebrate the nation's Bicentennial, Mrs. Helen Beverley, 51, of Danvers, Mass., determined that, come 2076, Danvers' city fathers would not find themselves similarly strapped. She will collect $10 each from 100 residents and deposit the $1,000 in a bank, along with a list of the donors, in an account not to be opened for 100 years...
...operation. Ellen McCormack, 49, a housewife from Merrick, N.Y., is running hard in the Democratic primary in the state-as well as in Massachusetts-representing the anti-abortion Right to Life movement. Her support is broad enough nationally that last week she qualified as the eleventh Democrat to collect federal matching funds...
...Harvard-Radcliffe Committee on Foreign Policy will set up tables in the 12 Houses and the Union by tomorrow to collect money or the victims of last Wednesday's earthquake in Guatemala, Robert Palay '77, the group's program coordinator, said yesterday...
There had been the time when Ray had thought there might be a bounty on King's head, and he said, in front of Curtis, about King, "You are my big one, and one day I will collect all that money on your ass, nigger, for you are my retirement plan." But as the months passed, Ray seemed to have given up caring about money, if he ever did consider it seriously, for he got so he would say, about King, "If I ever get to the streets, I am going to kill...
There are limits to the safety provided by the FDIC. It does not insure against losses caused by fire or robberies. And people who have deposits of, say, $60,000 can collect only the first $40,000 if their bank collapses. But even they stand a good chance of getting most of their money back. Legally, depositors get first crack at any money raised by sale of a failed bank's assets...