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Retaining 83-Brattle as undergraduate housing would ease the immediate housing crisis without causing the financial drain the College fears. If undergraduates were allowed to live in the building on a full room-and-board basis, the gross income to Radcliffe would far exceed the rent the college will collect from other tenants...
Under federal tax laws, the Coop's total refund to members can not exceed its profit from their business. And next year, as the Coop starts running and paying for its $1.5 million annex, the profit may dip too low for an 8 and 10 per cent refund, General Manager John G. Morrill said yesterday. But he doubted that the refund would have to be cut by more than one per cent...
...President's plan has basically a twofold purpose: to bring decent living conditions within the reach of poor families and to begin clearing up urban slums and breaking up ghettos. Under the proposal, a family whose net worth does not exceed $2,000 a year (or $5,000 for the elderly) would be asked to spend one-fourth of its income on rent; the Federal government would make up the difference on the rent charged. Only buildings owned by non-profit or limited dividend organizations (unions or churches, for example) would be subsidized. By thus supplementing its existing public housing...
Third, the President's statement continues a regrettable Administration practice: the almost ritual invocation, whenever a labor dispute develops, of the magic number, 3.2. Indiscriminate use is beginning to obscure the economic reasoning behind this figure. The reasoning is simple: To prevent inflation, no wage increase should exceed the percentage rise in labor productivity in the industry involved. Progress in productivity if of course uneven across the economy, varying considerably from industry to industry. Citing the national average of 3.2% during every dispute is simply not logical; nor is it fair to the workers involved, who may deserve more...
Total damages caused by the fire that raged through Quincy House on Nov. 1 will exceed...