Word: payments
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Office of Education is also empowered to collect defaulted loans. If a regular payment is overdue by more than 180 days, the government repays the lender and undertakes to collect the full amount of principal and interest...
...provision limits repayments in any one year to no more than 6 per cent of an individual's income or his share of joint income, whichever is higher. An unmarried graduate who makes less then $4000 or a married graduate who makes less than $6000 also receives a deferred payment privilege...
...which he obeyed to the letter. "You are not going to get away with that sum for nothing," she added. "I expect to see you in Spain." Asked why he had been given such a sum by his mistress, the gentleman's gentleman presumed that "it was payment for services rendered . . . Makes me out a bit of a rogue, actually...
...their families is almost totally company financed; an appendectomy costs about $2. Workers can use the company gym and playing field and can shop in the company-operated discount store. Most important, shipyard employees are virtually assured of a job until retirement, and then receive a one-lump severance payment, averaging $20,000 for 30 years' service...
...hospital bill of $8,999.45 charged to Mrs. Elena Bubliatis. She and her husband had been severely injured in an auto accident, and the husband later died. Because their medical insurance was deemed insufficient to pay all the expenses, the hospital got Mrs. Bubliatis to sign a guarantee-of-payment form for her husband's bills while she was still under, as Finz put it, "extreme physical and emotional stress." When the hospital sued to collect, the jury found in its favor, but Finz set aside the verdict and ordered a new trial. Said he: "A jury...