Word: cooperating
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...lost both the Adams Cup and EARC Sprints races, but coach Harry Parker has made three changes which he thinks make his boat stronger than it's been all spring. He moved Will Scoggins, Gene LaBarre, and John Baker up from the second boat to replace Paul Ramsey, Art Cooper, and Roger Brooks...
...President's effort to negotiate peace in the Middle East, an enterprise that certainly depends on U.S. power and willingness to use it. Even the most publicized of the Senate doves who want a speedy and definite end to the Viet Nam War-such men as John Sherman Cooper, William Fulbright and George McGovern-are not isolationist in any real sense of the word...
Three Harvard students have acted at different times as prosecutors for the SJP charges. John W. Moscow, a second-year law student, has handled most of the cases; Donald D. Nash, a third-year Law student, and Douglas W. Cooper, a second-year GSAS student, have helped...
Balk points out that Manhattan's 77-story Chrysler Building pays no property tax because its collegiate owner, Cooper Union, has an 1859 charter from the state legislature granting permanent exemption. The Chrysler Building will soon lose its distinction as the world's tallest tax exemption to the 110-story World Trade Center, now rising, says Balk, "like a tombstone over the tip of downtown Manhattan." The twin towers are being built by the quasi-public Port of New York Authority, which is tax-exempt but will make a token payment for city services...
...taxes because the municipalities own them. The University of Michigan earns a tidy income from Willow Run Airport, on which it pays no property taxes; Michigan State University's exempt holdings include a large department store in Lansing. Thanks to a charter exemption similar to that of Cooper Union, Northwestern University for years has enjoyed a steady stipend from a supermarket, a medical office center and several downtown Chicago office buildings that it bought and then leased back to corporations...