Word: payments
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...work product" of CHARLES RUFF, now White House counsel, who briefly worked for the Teamsters under Carey. In 1993 Ruff allegedly paid Jack Palladino, a San Francisco private detective, more than $150,000 out of Teamsters funds for unspecified services. A House subcommittee that had tried to investigate the payment was stymied by legal objections from Ruff and Carey. There have been allegations that the money was for work Palladino did for Clinton in his 1992 campaign to keep stories of sexual misconduct from becoming public, or that the money was used to suppress Teamster dissidents. Ruff has denied...
Technically, consumers are liable for payment of sales taxes on all purchases, including items bought from out-of-state catalogues, but mail-order companies are required to collect sales taxes only in states where they have a physical presence--a warehouse, distribution center or store, for example. Consequently state and local governments lose up to $4 billion annually in sales taxes, according to the National Governors' Association...
...work product" of Charles Ruff, now White House counsel, who briefly worked for the Teamsters under Carey. In 1993 Ruff allegedly paid Jack Palladino, a San Francisco private detective, more than $150,000 out of Teamsters funds for unspecified services. A House subcommittee that had tried to investigate the payment was stymied by legal objections from Ruff and Carey. There have been allegations that the money was for work Palladino did for Clinton in his 1992 campaign to keep stories of sexual misconduct from becoming public, or that the money was used to suppress Teamster dissidents. Ruff has denied...
...century's turn, Dow died, Jones sold out, and in came the new owners: Jessie Waldron Barron, a prim Boston boardinghouse keeper; and her insatiable journalist husband, who persuaded her to put up the $2,500 down payment. Clarence Walker Barron, 5 ft. 5 in. and 300 lbs. in his prime, was a high-living, big-investing champion of unrestrained capitalism who improved the Journal's standards while ordering up stories promoting companies whose shares he owned...
With the 1998 holiday season poised to bring in $2.3 billion in online sales (according to Jupiter Communications), it's the perfect time to simplify the payment process. The new eWallet from idealab! in Pasadena, Calif., eliminates the need to fill out online forms one at a time. It stores all your billing and shipping information in a secure file on your hard drive, then automatically enters the relevant data on each form that you use. It's free at ewallet.com...