Word: fee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...apparently knew about the whole business" came into the station to find if any M.I.T men had been arrested yet, and to arrange bail. They called Dean Frederick G. Faccett, faculty resident of Baker House, Bail was set at $25 per man, plus a $2 bail commissioner's fee. All 19 students will appear in police court at 9 a.m. this morning...
Students of German will have a chance to see the original version of Goethe's "Faust" this Saturday night, in a performance given by a travelling troupe of players from the Dartmouth German Club. The local performance is at 8:30 p.m. in Agassiz Theatre, with an admission fee of 75 cents...
...owner of a big Welsh coal company in Cardiff dropped in at the office of Britain's highest-paid corporation lawyer, to pay him for winning a big case for the company. The fee was 2,000 guineas ($10,000). Unblinkingly, the capitalist started to write a check, but the lawyer interrupted. "Don't bother to make it out to me," said Sir Stafford Cripps, "just make it payable to the Cardiff Labor Party...
...place of receipts from pay-as-you-go TV, sponsors will pay a fee for the rights to the colleges whose games they televise," said Hall. "This fee should run to about a million dollars for the season. Our committee then proposed that there be a token distribution of these proceeds to all football-playing NCAA members...
...tells how the peons used to be duped into almost lifelong servitude on the big estates and timber properties. Like a man telling an enthralling tale to children, Traven describes the plain peasant, Candido, going off to the mahogany forest to join the slave-labor gang. As a fee-greedy doctor has let his wife die, Candido has to take his two little sons along: also with him are his devoted sister and three suckling pigs which, whatever their symbolic significance may be, are the most likable piglets in contemporary literature...