Word: refundability
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...University Health Services has adopted a policy of paying for students' non-therapeutic abortions, but it will refund the portion of the health services fee that goes toward that coverage to students who oppose voluntary abortions...
...writing to protest the story "Inside Job" [Sept. 13], which alleges that inmates in the computer training program at the U.S. penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kans., defrauded the Government of up to $6 million in illegal tax refunds. We have checked this allegation as thoroughly as possible with the Internal Revenue Service, the U.S. Attorney's office, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and our own computer specialists. There is no evidence that would substantiate the charges. Furthermore, the inmate referred to in the TIME story, who has been charged with filing for an illegal tax refund, has never been connected with...
...response to a Supreme Court ruling ordering a restructuring of the Federal Elections Commission, Congress placed before the President a bill implementing the court directive. Until the President signed the bill and appointed new members to the commission, the FEC would be unable to refund candidates for legitimate expenses under the campaign spending law. The FEC had been in limbo for over seven weeks, and, once reconstituted, Ronald Reagan stood to gain the most in reimbursed funding...
...discreet, with faces like silver teapots, the better art dealers and auctioneers around London's Bond Street have long maintained their immunity from the scandals of the art world. Circumspection is the motto, coupled with a standing policy-among members of the British Antique Dealers Association-to refund the price of any fake. Therefore, when the biggest art forgery scandal in years came to a head in London last fortnight, the embarrassment was acute. At a press conference, a rubicund, white-bearded cockney painter and restorer named Tom Keating, 59, revealed that over the past 25 years...
...often catty and petty, Sanford's book nevertheless does seem to have a point about one of Nader's fund-raising tactics: the Public Interest Research Groups raise money on many college campuses through an automatic fee that all students must pay, applying for a refund if they do not wish to be assessed. Yet Nader has sharply assailed the practice of book clubs that send volumes monthly to members unless they ask the clubs in writing...