Word: exempt
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...other, that it "last year grossed-tax exempt-$2,300,000," is in error. A company that pays over $300,000 in annual taxes can hardly be described as "tax exempt...
...Applicants would have to pass severe screening, aimed at banning adventurers, dreamers, misanthropes and mercenaries. Corpsmen would get up to nine months' training, then serve two years. The pay: about $80 a month, or roughly what a U.S. Army private makes. Corpsmen would be draft-deferred-but not exempt from later service...
...budget report, Curry also fore-saw a large increase in the city's share of the MTA deficit, although the cherry sheet will determine the final figure. Last year the city paid about $1,700,000 to the Authority, whose tax-exempt lands Curry termed "among the most extensive and most valuable in Cambridge...
Cronin emphasized that zoning has perpetuated the park land and that the University, legally exempt from zoning, needs no special consideration. By not changing the ordinances for the Hill area, the city might avoid illegality, trial in court, and the lowering of property values, he observed...
...sunlit edifices of the first Forest Lawn in Glendale contain, advertises Eaton, the largest collection of statuary in the U.S., as well as 200,000 "loved ones." The cemetery draws 1,000,000 tourists a year, has net assets of more than $16 million, and last year grossed - tax-exempt - $2,300,000. It has also planted two little Forest Lawns in Hollywood Hills and Cypress, Calif...