Word: payment
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Reno appointed Fiske as independent counsel. A Wall Street lawyer who was a federal prosecutor in New York City under Presidents Ford and Carter, he once convicted the "untouchable" drug dealer Leroy ("Nicky") Barnes. But he quickly ran into trouble last week with conservatives who raised questions about his payment of $14,000 in back taxes as part of a dispute about the value of 3,500 acres in New York State owned by 25 people, including him, that were donated to a charitable organization. Another explanation for their unhappiness is that Fiske headed the American Bar Association screening committee...
...yielded each couple an initial profit of $23,500, if they had a fifty-fifty share in everything. The profit may have been entirely on paper; even so, they should have paid federal capital-gains taxes on it. The Clintons' tax returns from 1980 through 1987 show no such payment; their 1979 return is unavailable...
Besides the $183,000 loan from Citizens Bank, Whitewater was started with a down payment of $20,000. But documents establish that the $20,000 was also borrowed, from Union Bank of Little Rock. That raises the question of whether the loan from Citizens was prudent, given that there was no cash down payment. Also, it is not known for sure how much, if any, unborrowed cash the Clintons put into Whitewater...
...agreement, Maurer and Sforza agreed to pay the University $50,000 as compensation for the overcharges. They made an initial payment of $5,000 and were to pay the rest in installments to run through November...
...plumbers made their first payment in 1991 as scheduled, but have continued to default on further payments even after Harvard granted them a one year extension...