Word: deposited
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...however. In the U.S., Morita ran into a storm of ill will, stirred up by a Government finding that "Japanese manufacturers" have been dumping TV sets?selling them in the U.S. at prices below those charged in Japan. For the time being, Morita says, Sony must post a 9% deposit with Washington on every TV set that it imports. Morita concedes that some Japanese TV makers practice dumping, but he insists that his company is not among them and contends that 'U.S. Treasury officials admitted as much to him. "Although we are innocent," he says, "we are being forced...
...place. By then we had realized that seven of us were to share a bathroom with one toilet, sink and shower. Mrs. Ferrarer said she was getting $11 a day for each of us from Crimson Travel, leaving nearly $3 unexplained. Another surprise was the $10 deposit we had to put down on the motorbikes which we had paid rental for in advance. We would get it back just before leaving Saturday, a handy time...
...Millers have carefully guarded a small green leather pouch containing coins and a knotted red cloth, that was said to keep ill fortune from the family as long as it remained unopened. Miller, a boiler repairman in Tempe, Ariz., protected himself by storing the pouch in a safe deposit box in the vaults of the Tempe branch of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Phoenix...
...leases are part of a potentially massive underwater oil deposit stretching some 3000 miles on a continental shelf which connects Japan, Indochina, Indonesia and Australia. Four major offshore finds in Southeast Asia to date have been made by American companies: Atlantic Richfield (who pioneered the Aretic North Slope of Alaska), Cities Service, the Union Oil Company, and Natomas Oil Company of California. The Wall Street Journal of September 22, 1970 reported rumors that Standard Oil of New Jersey (ESSO) had discovered a huge reservoir of petroleum in its 28,000 square mile concession off the coast of Malaysia, directly adjacent...
...Harvard could deposit $1 million in the First National City Bank for five years at three per cent interest. First National usually lends out money at eight per cent but since Harvard would agree to accept a lower interest rate. First National could use this interest differential to invest in black businesses. They would do this through their Small Businses Investment Corporation (SBIC) which could put up an equal amount, thus giving $500,000 to a black or community-owned business over a five year period. The stock in the business would be 51 per cent owned by the community...