Word: fee
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...National United Committee to Free Angela Davis provided $2,500 in cash and the $8,500 bondsman's fee toward Angela's bond; the remainder came from a most remarkable source: Rodger McAfee, 33, a white farmer who put up 405 acres of his family's 1,100-acre cooperative farm near Fresno, Calif., as collateral for the remaining $100,000. McAfee said he had given the deed covering the property to the Communist Party's Northern California section a year ago for eventual bonding purposes. "I'm just a working man who agrees with...
...kitty and invest it in stocks. The distinction is that they dispense not only with expensive salesmen but with the "load," or sales commission, that regular mutual funds charge; such loads usually run about $8.50 for each $100 invested. By contrast, a no-load fund charges only a management fee of 50? per $100 or less. The no-loads depend upon newspaper ads that invite potential investors to write or telephone for a prospectus, plus word-of-mouth recommendations...
...other words, at the risk of driving away from the Houses married residential tutors, whose activities were judged in a major committee report to be a vital contribution to Harvard House life, the Administration was prepared to charge a discriminatory fee which would not even have substantially added to the University's income...
DESPITE THE POTTERY'S sustained effort to emphasize the necessity of making equipment, the pottery wobbles on a shaky financial underpinning. All daily operating expenses, including clay and glaze supplies, are paid for by each student's $30 per semester studio fee (contrast this with $75 for instruction in a local commercial course, which doesn't include supplies). With the exception of the initial $1400 allocated to set up the studio, the $30 fee is the only income used for supplies. The only direct financial support has come from South Hose -- Rippe's $1000 salary--and the Radcliffe gym. which...
...Rigg a member of the same generation. He's more interested in the revelations of her short skirt than in its ideological connotations. There's another doctor--an old-fashioned slimy-capitalist type--who's set up a private practice for immense personal profit and continually refers his non-fee patients to it for private treatment. Near the end he gets his just deserts when the IRS or somebody calls up and he scurries around panic-stricken muttering, "They can't do this...