Word: exempt
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...measure, the first of its kind in a capitalist country, is stirring a howling controversy. Some Frenchmen argue that the bill should also include government leaders. They remain exempt, apparently on the assumption that what is dotage in business is simply seasoning in politics...
...Spectator is currently chartered as a tax-exempt corporation with the explicit right to endorse political candidates. An IRS spokesman said they must have "overlooked" that provision when they approved the Spectator's tax-exempt status five years ago. The paper endorsed Nelson Rockefeller in the 1966 New York gubernatorial election and Eldridge Cleaver for president...
...regulations forbid any tax-exempt organization to endorse political candidates or attempt to influence government legislation...
...Daily, which receives a subsidy and free office space from that university, said the university has asked them not to dorse any political candidates this fall. A spokesman said they probably won't, but "only because we don't like any of them anyway." The Daily Dartmouth, a tax-exempt organization which endorsed Hubert Humphrey for president in 1968, has decided not to make any more political endorsements until the Spectator case is settled...
...laws of the CRIMSON, which became a tax-exempt corporation in 1966, say nothing about political endorsements. But CRIMSON business manager Alvin H. Moss '71 said last night, "To my knowledge, in the past several years the CRIMSON has never endorsed a political candidate or attempted to influence legislation of any kind...