Word: exempt
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...value of U.S. church and synagogue property has grown to an estimated $102 billion-all of it tax exempt. New York City alone forgives $36 million a year in potential taxes on church property. Though such exemptions are as old as the republic, even some churchmen have lately questioned the practice. Critics view it as an indirect subsidy that hikes taxes for other property owners and violates the First Amendment because it amounts to state support of religion...
Slavic 150: Students should indicate their options by May 19 in Boylston 300. For questions see Mr. Cherrie at 2 p.m. today or 10 a.m. tomorrow in Boylston 305. Graduate students should see Professor Setchkarey. Only mid-term grades of B or above will exempt students from the final exams. A make-up exam will be given next October for those who wish to waive their exam till the fall. Absence of a mid-term grade is sufficient evidence to fail a student...
...would go, while those with deferments. those still appealing their 1-A or those who had not yet taken physicals would not be drafted that month. Assuming the lottery peaks that month and then regresses. not reaching 250 again. some one with 250 not available that month might be exempt from the draft. Or would he? Could the man who was 250 and was drafted file a suit if other 250's who were not in the pool that month...
...United States. The $10 billion, he proclaimed, would provide for municipal sewage plant construction over the next five years. Only $4 billion of this, however, would be provided by the Federal government. State and local governments would finance their $6 billion share of the deal through tax-exempt bonds...
...status of Dianctics and Scientology as either a religion or a business enterprise has been a perpetual problem for the U. S. Government. In the beginning, practitioners were called "ministers" and were or-damned to perform weddings and funerals. For a time, some Scientology centers did receive some tax-exemption, although none do now. However, there is a court case pending between Scientology and the Internal Revenue Service, over the issue of back taxes. It appears that Scientology will continue to enjoy the status of a religion, but it is unlikely that it will be tax-exempt since it definitely...