Word: payments
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...have costed out the Democratic platform to meet these great domestic needs, at an additional $16 billion in Federal expenditure--quite a feat for economists who cannot figure their own budget accurately and who, in order to give their fiscal 1960 budget an appearance of balance, had to postpone payment on certain items from June 30 to July 1 (the first day of a new fiscal year...
...Almost every week for 20 years, said the clerk. Mrs. Harvey was asked: "How is Mrs. Knight?" The usual answer: "About the same." When the money was late, she protested that Mrs. Knight would "play hell," and sometimes at Christmas Mrs. Harvey would say that Mrs. Knight was demanding payment in advance. Last June, Mrs. Harvey was arrested...
...banks already nationalized, Castro again made an exception, left free only two financial institutions, both Canadian-the Royal Bank of Canada, with 24 branches in Cuba, and the Bank of Nova Scotia, with eight, totaling $100 million in assets. To his TV audience he explained: "All payment transactions are being carried out by these banks, and they are rendering a service to the revolution through their home offices in Canada...
...easy task, although supporting the program would put no burden on the taxpayer. Indeed, the taxpayer would save because there would be fewer youths to support in reformatories and later in prison. Streetcorner Research could actually be set up as as a non-profit business and receive payment for each predicted delinquent which the program is able to keep from committing crime. For example, the cost of maintaining a delinquent for one year in training school is about $2500 plus $1000 in court costs. The total cost to the tax-payer is an astounding $3500 per delinquent per year...
...University's first choice for the location of a tenth House called for in the Program for Harvard College. Since February, 1958, the Administration has offered to buy the land for $4 million, a price which includes five dollars per square foot, plus an additional million as a bonus payment...