Word: exempt
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Until relatively recently, however, universities and scholars were generally considered exempt from the regulations and the government did not attempt to constrain their movements or publications, according to Vice President for Government and Public Affairs John Shattuck...
...Apaches engaged Boettcher & Co., a Denver investment banking firm, for the deal. The tax-exempt bonds, which carry interest rates of 9.1% and 9.6%, are backed by revenues from Jicarilla oil and gas wells, which total about $20 million annually, plus $108 million of other financial assets. After Standard & Poor's officials met with members of the tribal council last month, the credit rating firm gave the bonds an A rating. That is two notches below the top grade of AAA, but higher than the BBB+ rating given bonds issued by Chicago or New York City...
Harvard Medical School, and Harvard's Schools of Public Health, Business Administration and Dentistry are among the University's tax-exempt holdings in Boston...
Boston currently relies almost solely on funds raised from city property, of which some 50 percent is tax exempt, for revenues. Because colleges and universities are taxexempt institutions. Boston, which has a relatively high percentage of educational institutions, is prevented from collecting a considerable...
Vice President of Government and Community Affairs John Shattuck, who sponsored a conference here for local public officials on the benefits of revenue reform earlier this year, agreed that Harvard more than makes up for its tax-exempt status...