Word: fee
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...fee structure is based on such criteria as salary, ability to pay, location of the parking, and need for a car. "Because of the fee structure, a flat rate increase would obviously be inequitable," Goyette said...
...convention, which will help to eliminate the unresponsiveness of delegates chosen sometimes four years in advance. By amending requirements that tend to exclude less professional participants and ordering antidiscrimination standards, the committee hopes to gather more blacks, women and the young into the party process. The filing fee for delegates cannot exceed $10, for example, and a petition to run needs the names of no more than 1% of the body selecting the delegates. In order to reduce the power of party bosses, the committee also decreed that no more than 10% of the delegates can be chosen by state...
...fender plus the rental fee until the car was repaired and on the road again; because of notorious delays in delivery of spare parts, that might mean months and could amount to $777.70 or more...
Under the plan, employers would provide minimum insurance for full-time employees, the government would subsidize family health insurance in certain cases, Health Maintenance Organization clinics would provide health services to individuals and families for a fixed yearly fee, and the current Medicare program would be reformed...
...Times quoted the Texas state constitution: "During the time he holds the office of Governor he shall not practice any profession, and receive compensation, reward, fee, or the promise thereof." The Times reported that in 1967, while he was Governor, "foundation records were showing payments to Mr. Connally." Reporter Martin Waldron had tried to get Connally's side of the story, but was told that the President had asked Connally not to grant interviews until after the Senate's confirmation vote...