Word: fee
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Although she criticized the networks for paying former President Gerald R. Ford and former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger '50 salaries for news for commentary, she defended her own acceptance of a multi-million dollar contract as a result of "supply and demand." Walters accepted no fee for last night's lecture, co-sponsored by the Law School Forum and Harvard Business School Women's Student Association...
...least 16 four-man squads will compete, although that number might increase if enough teams are willing to pay the $20 entry fee. Bill Aulet, one of the event's co-organizers, said yesterday...
...deposits are held in savings, where the money earns a maximum interest of 5% a year right up to the moment of withdrawal. But banks that offer the service can charge steep fees, sometimes as much as 25? for every check written, plus a monthly service fee that may be as high as $5 if the savings balance drops below a preset level. Thus PAT accounts may be profitable only for depositors who write few checks and can maintain a balance of close...
...though the break-even point may be somewhat lower than with PATS. Under Citibank's plan, for instance, a depositor will earn 5% interest on the money he keeps in a NOW account and if he maintains a total balance of at least $3,000, pay no service fee. But if the combined balance drops below that, he must pay a charge...
...your article on the U.S. trade mission to Japan, there was a very clear error. The trip was not "paid for entirely by Washington." The American businessmen paid all of their travel expenses, plus a $1,000 to $1,800 fee to the Department of Commerce to help defray the costs of the mission...