Word: payments
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Latest Effort. Yakir, who has already served 17 years in Soviet prison camps, insisted that he had worked for foreign anti-Soviet organizations and received payment from Western journalists for passing on material critical of the U.S.S.R. The dissident movement, said Yakir and Krasin, was a foreign plot. For longtime Moscow hands, the chilling recital recalled the public confessions at the purge trials of the 1930s. Soviet spokesmen went out of their way last week, however, to insist that the conviction of Yakir and Krasin did not represent a return to Stalinism...
...Traill St.: Richard E. Neustadt, professor of Government. Harvard says it paid taxes on this property at 8 or 10 Traill St., but because of an incorrect address, the tax assessor's office has no record of that payment...
...Monroe by Maurice Zolotow. Mailer said he first contracted to write a preface to this collection of over a hundred photographs organized by photographer and entrepreneur Larry Schiller because he needed money. $50,000 for 25,000 words in two months, and Mailer could once again make the alimony payment to his four former wives, repay his agent, Scott Meredith, and as he revealed on the Cavett show, pay off a debt to his mother. But fascinated with his subject, confessing that he at one time fantasized that he would have been man enough to satisfy Marilyn, Mailer reworks...
...corporate customers. A would-be new borrower is out of luck unless it happens to be a giant company. In July mortgage interest rates staged the fastest one-month rise ever and are now as high as 9% where state laws permit. Some S and Ls are raising down-payment requirements from 20% to as much as 33% and making mortgage loans for only 20 years instead of 25 or 30 years, in effect pricing that dream house out of reach for millions of Americans...
...APPROVED PAYMENT OF HUSH MONEY...