Word: interestingly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...will concentrate on one particular member: Ernest R. May, assistant professor of History. He will be followed during a typical day, starting from the time he leaves his home in Lexington and takes the Boston and Maine Railroad to North Cambridge. Such a depiction should by its very nature interest alumni; it will also point out, however, how hard faculty members must work, how low, comparatively, are their salaries, and how difficult it is to find decent, reasonably priced homes in Cambridge...
...will charge as much to lend money to public as Treasury pays to borrow it. But Administration's plan will run into congressional trouble because many beneficiaries of low rates are lobbying hard against it, e.g., National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, which fears plan would raise REA loan interest from 2% to going Treasury long-term loan rate...
After Gray claimed executive privilege, refusing to say whether the White House influenced him in giving Idaho Power what amounts to an interest-free loan for five years, Interior Secretary Fred Seaton testified. He said that he had been against the write-off from the start, that Idaho Power did not need the tax break. While Seaton conceded that Gray's action was legally correct, "I reiterate that I did recommend against issuance of the certificates and would do so again...
...Chief Accountant Russell Rainwater estimated that the write-off will cost the Government $83.5 million in interest on money (v. Seaton's estimate of $17 million) that the Government would have to borrow to make up for the delayed taxes. The company, said he, could save as much as $254 million by delaying payment of its taxes, even though it must pay them back later...