Word: fee
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There were a lot of stars, but the brightest was newly elected cross country captain John Quirk. Quirk won, as expected, in the mile, but only after being challenged by Army's Deacon Fee in the last lap. Quirk ran a 4:12.2, finishing two yards ahead of Fee, who was clocked at 4:12.8. Tom New took third for the Crimson...
...fall in rates lowers costs both for businessmen borrowing to buy new equipment or to build inventory, and for consumers financing major purchases through bank loans. Even the banks' own borrowing is becoming less expensive. Last week the Federal Reserve cut its discount rate, the fee it charges on loans to member banks, by a quarter point, to 4¾%. A continued drop in interest could help stabilize the politically sensitive Consumer Price Index. Interest rates on home mortgages and auto-purchase loans, for example, are figured into the cost of buying housing and cars...
...Sure, if we can't afford a fee, we'll try to walk it if we can. It gets pretty bad when we have to mooch from other teams. We feel like we are the orphans of the league," Graff said...
...role in the movement for change than they now do, but most are firmly controlled by the profession's elders. The great majority of doctors with established practices have personal stakes in the present system. Opportunities for a medical education and incentives to experiment in new types of fee arrangements, though expanding faster than previously, are still scarce...
...Train. Modeled on the excellent auto-bearing passenger trains of Europe and Canada, the Auto-Train will begin running daily from the Washington suburb of Alexandria, Va., to Sanford, Fla., on Dec. 6. The train will carry 90 to 104 vehicles in several enclosed carrier cars for a flat fee of $190 per car and group of four passengers. It will leave the new Alexandria station at 8 p.m., stop only for brief crew changes, and arrive at 11 o'clock the following morning in Sanford, a pleasent 3½-hour drive from Fort Lauderdale or Miami...