Word: fee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Part of their equity consisted of $22,000 in "cash" from Gordon. Actually, it represented his fee for drawing up the application. The application also stated that a New York broker would put up $181,783. The fact was that none of them knew the broker...
Almost overlooked in the heat of these arguments was a farsighted proposal by Outgoing President Edward J. McCormick. Doctors, he advised, should stop charging what the traffic will bear and set up schedules of average fees in each area or region. "The time has passed," he said, "when the medical profession can predicate a fee on a patient's salary, or whether he is in a private room or a ward, or lives 'on the hill' or in more modest residential surroundings...
...Actress Ingrid Bergman, who will star in a French run of the witch-burning musical play Joan of Arc at the Stake, which Rossellini will direct. With them were their twins, Isabella and Isotta, nearly two and an armful for father, and son Robertino, four, who looked as if fee wished he'd never left Rome...
Underneath his Li'l Abner façade, he is a shrewd businessman. His official tournament earnings over the years amount to $250,000. Local matches and exhibitions (at a flat fee of $1,250 per exhibition) have probably doubled his take...
...Houston three reporters were employed by the scandal-ridden housing authority and paid $75 a month each to write press releases. When Isaacs was managing editor of the late St. Louis Star-Times, he put a stop to the practice of letting news photographers take wedding pictures for a fee. "The idea got around that you had to employ Mr. So-and-So to take your picture or you didn't stand much chance of getting into the paper...