Word: rental
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Henebry borrowed money and sold stock to raise $750,000, got a 20-year lease on 2½ acres around his old repair shop, set to work on the Skymotive Terminal. It includes a 400-ft.-long hangar (space rental and normal services: $575 a month for a DC-3, $55 for a Beechcraft Bonanza), a modern two-story terminal building with lounge, office space ($28.50 to $80 a month), conference room, flight-planning room, kitchen and bath facilities...
Benson was, however, considering several new plans to ease the readjustment. One plan was a "lease-land" program, whereby the Government would pay farmers about $500 million a year rental to take about 40 million surplus acres out of production to "conserve fertility." Benson promised that there would be "no radical measures, like plowing under cotton and the slaughter of little pigs...
Rights & Incentives. Dick Carmichael and colleagues went to work. President Eisenhower was consulted, and under his sponsorship the 1955 military pay raise bill, with its built-in incentives to reenlist, was passed by Congress. So were measures giving servicemen an extra month's rental allowance for each permanent change of station and offering to men still in the services the home-mortgage rights now enjoyed by veterans...
They had more opportunity for "spot" commercials, could sell time on local rates, did not have to split fees with the networks. So far, General Teleradio's 30 rental films have grossed $2,100,000 for Mutual, more than $600,000 profit on the overall deal. O'Neil thinks this is just a beginning. With RKO's fully equipped studio he can make still more films, both for TV and movie theaters, can either produce and distribute the pictures himself or hook up with independent producers who need space and outlets for their films -a three...
Recently, the VA made a surprising discovery: while 13 of the tenants were paying rents in line with the prevailing level, Brady was not. The VA had signed a contract with Brady to accept $1 from him "in full payment of all rental during the term of occupancy." Just how this had happened, the VA did not know. Last week the Government brought suit to evict Brady. At week's end Brady, 69, was unruffled by the suit, looked forward to a ripe, rent-free...