Word: fee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Reader Straus's suggestion might be a break for taxpayers, but would certainly be a losing proposition for the Treasury. The basic fee for professional blood donors in Manhattan is about...
...present many students avoid the H.A.A.'s athletic participation tickets because the $20 fee makes high-priced education still more expensive. A substantial percentage don't buy tickets to watch varsity sports because the cost for that is $21. Meanwhile the H.A.A., which depends on these charges for its income, is piling up bigger deficits each year as inflation swells its overhead. The Faculty of Arts and Sciences has to underwrite this loss...
Last year $70 out of every undergraduate's tuition fee went to eradicate the H.A.A.'s $400,000 worth of red ink. But a great many students didn't have the privilege of using H.A.A. facilities or seeing games because they didn't want to pay the extra...
...editorial tomorrow, we will consider the possibility of including the cost of a ticket book for all games as part of the tuition in the same way the participation fee should be part of it. We will also suggest ways in which the H.A.A. can reduce its immense expenses...
...week). There were warnings that Denmark's government budget could not stand the cost-$70,000 a year-but eager viewers pointed out that Danish production of TV accessories might earn as much as $5,000,000 from overseas export. Added income: a $7-a-year license fee from each set owner...