Word: fee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...keeping the Center open later might prove helpful, but doubts that enough people would take advantage of the later hours to make the extra money spent on upkeep worthwhile. All Dudley expenses now are theoretically supposed to be paid from money collected by means of the $10 yearly membership fee--a fee which has not changed since the Center's founding...
Obviously the best of all possible plans would be one that covers every student completely for all bills incurred due to medical care during the school year. The present fee covers only fourteen days per term in Stillman. But estimates received by the Hygiene Department indicate that the University would have to charge around sixty dollars a year in order to operate the increased facilities required by such a plan. This increase would add far too much to the financial burden of many students, and for this reason--and no other--it would be a poor system...
...system of medical care. In these plans, however, the University must not over-look what should be the central principle behind a medical insurance plan: the provision of not only the broadest, but also the most equitable, coverage without any substantial increase in the present $30 a year medical fee...
...after making only five sets. When McHale got the settlement from the Appeal Board of the Office of Contract Settlement, the Government promptly seized the money to cover excess-profits taxes that Empire owed on other war contracts. Now McHale is seeking, directly from the Government, a $93,500 fee for his legal work...
Economy Size. In Canton, Ohio, after Harris Barret, a four-foot midget, rammed his midget-sized Crosley into a bus, Municipal Judge Gordon Burris fined him $10, only half the usual fee for reckless driving...