Word: payments
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...will, filed last week in New York Surrogate's Court, Mrs. Lamont said she hoped that the $250,000 left to Radcliffe would be used for the payment or endowment of faculty salaries...
...West Germany's agreement to pay Israel some $800 million for Hitler's crimes against the Jews, a payment which the Arabs say is the result of U.S. pressure on Bonn...
...been worrying about how to pay the doctor. In the U.S. recently, attention has been concentrated on two rival methods (TIME, Feb. 20, 1950): compulsory national health insurance (favored by President Truman and Federal Security Administrator Oscar Ewing, "socialized medicine," to its opponents) and the present system of private payment to the doctor for each separate service he gives, with a limited exception for prepayment through voluntary insurance (favored by the A.M.A...
...most devoted readers yawn at the cries for help. But last week the cry of "wolf" had a convincing ring to it. Said a boldface box covering Page One: "We are at the end of all resources. Our printers' bill has piled up, and he cannot go without payment . . . We must receive at least $5,000 in the next few days if we are to be able to continue, and $10,000 by the end of next week. We ask that every reader-and we mean every reader-immediately send from five to ten dollars." The Worker could expect...
Pompeii had its last day, and unfortunately, so has the time you can get along without forking over cash in payment of November term bills. Bills must be paid today; persons paying later are liable to a $10 fine. The University's frowns will be even blacker if one chooses to ignore both bill and fine for very long...