Word: collective
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...fascinating and complex medical story. As sociate Editor Frederic Golden returned to his office and joined the other members of TIME'S medicine team: Senior Editor Leon Jaroff and Reporter-Researchers Adrianne Jucius and F. Sydnor Vanderschmidt. Together they began to sift through the evidence and collect data for this week's cover story on the approaching birth of the world's first test-tube baby...
...biggest profits in flea markets are earned not by sellers but by the organizers who collect stall rentals and often modest gate entrance fees...
...apparently could not feel. The classic opportunist, he was always running, always chasing after an Alger Hiss or running away from the Checkers mess, pursuing the phanton of "peace with honor" or retreating from the very real brown manila envelopes loaded with cash that his vice president used to collect every two weeks or so. As long as he was on the move-to China, to Russia, to San Clemente-he was at least predictable. It was when he slowed down, when he tried to play the role of the great American rather than the part of the cheap, grasping...
...that lofty bracket, one needs taxable income of about $40,000 or more. But a lot of "average" taxpayers leap into the higher brackets a few times in their lives-when they sell a house, a farm, or the stock that Aunt Tillie left them; or when they collect profit-sharing or stock-purchase funds from their employers. For them the benefits of Steiger could be significant. Examples...
...short, the President was misleading when he thundered that the Steiger amendment would scarcely yield "two bits for the average American." Many "average" Americans have found that inflation has sent the price of their property way up; but the real value of the dollars that they collect upon selling it has gone way down. Thus it seems only fair to reduce the tax bite on capital gains. If those taxes are eased, many people who have been holding on to their property may be inclined to sell. Then everybody would benefit: the sellers would pocket profits, on which they would...