Word: payments
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...adopted, the plan would probably provide for the payment of all medical fees by the University. At present the $30 charge on all term bills takes care of infirmary fees for only two weeks or less. Athletes in major sports, however, are completely taken care of for injuries resulting from their participation in those sports...
Nobody paid much attention at the time, but John Williams knew what he was doing. In 1946 he and his wife filed returns totaling $22,500 with the collector in Wilmington. Through a tip (whose source he still guards), Williams learned that not a cent of the payment had been credited to his account. Right after his election, he started a one-man investigation that unearthed a $30.000 embezzlement and the juggling of 2,000 tax accounts at Wilmington. Williams was even more aroused by another discovery: the Internal Revenue Bureau in Washington had known about the embezzlements for months...
...payment for the facilities of the H.A.A. would free the Admissions Office and other University officers completely from concern about fielding a football team that will draw crowds. Gate receipts would not be expected to pay for seventy-five percent of the H.A.A.'s expenses as they theoretically do now. Athletics at Harvard would be solvent, amateur, and available for all without high additional costs. Moreover, this plan would definitely promote athletics for all--for both participant and observer...
This arrangement would have two advantages over the current system of partial payment from all of the students and additional payment by some. It would make it possible for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences to pay for the H.A.A. without showing a deficit. It would enable all undergraduates to use the athletic plant without additional charge. Many who now steer clear of the superb facilities because of the expense involved would use them. Athletics for all would become a reality...
...Commuters not on full board contract my be entertained as guests by payment with coupons...