Word: payment
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...University's security department, for example, receives a larger-than-usual payment for the guards it dispatches to perform details at reunion events, according to sources. And Harvard Dining Services aims to make a little profit on the meals it serves...
...elected in the first place. Breaux understands the public's antipathy to taxes of any kind and, for openers, wants the President's $71 billion energy tax to be cut in half. (The shortfall would be covered by further spending cuts.) More important, Breaux wants a "down payment" of perhaps $5 billion for welfare reform. Clinton's "tough talk on welfare was the only issue that moved votes in a major way during the campaign," argues Al From of the Democratic Leadership Council, the centrist group Clinton once chaired. "Breaux means to help Clinton push...
...White House was taken aback by charges of cronyism after the abrupt dismissal of its seven-member travel staff, which arranges travel for government officials and receives payment from news organizations for the same service. Accusing the longtime staffers of "gross mismanagement," the Administration insisted its action was not a response to complaints by Hollywood producer Harry Thomason, an intimate of the Clintons who has friends in the charter-airplane business. Facing an uproar when a cousin of the President was named to head an interim operation, while an Arkansas travel agency -- whose owner contributed to the Clinton campaign...
...Verba said one of the report's goals, that "individual students could continue to participate in a ROTC program without financial support from Harvard," might be unlikely should the payment be stopped...
...part of the agreement, the ART receives free use of the Loeb for professional theatrical productions as well as an annual lump-sum payment earmarked for undergraduate theater production--which usually amounts to about a half-million dollars...