Word: rental
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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CLERGYMEN who receive a cash allowance for rental of living quarters may exclude from taxable income the part that actually goes for rent...
...good food," mused the French hostess of the fine Le Manoir restaurant. "We shall provide it for them." But Hanoi's one sure barometer, real estate, was sharply lower, and it was possible to buy a gleaming white villa for the price of a normal year's rental. And North Viet Nam's able, disillusioned governor, Nguyen Huu Tri, resigned his job. "Physically and mentally," he said, "I am tired...
...exempting freshmen from the fee, the over-all four year cost to a Dudley man will be $60, compared with the $40 now. House libraries and other game facilities are currently financed from rental fees in the respective Houses...
Section 608. The President's indignation was fixed on rackets that have been well known for years. They grew out of two much-abused FHA regulations. The first, known as Section 608, provided FHA insurance for as much as 90% of mortgages on rental housing projects. It was designed to break, and did break, the back of the postwar housing emergency by deliberately encouraging bankers to be generous in their loans to builders. Section 608 lapsed in 1950 - but not before many unscrupulous builders had taken advantage of its bountiful provisions...
Last week, as the Egyptian owners gave renewed signs of canceling her Suez lease, Britain sprang a surprise: a 20-year rental agreement for a new war store just across Egypt's western border. London agreed to pay Libya, the Middle East's newest and poorest kingdom (created by the U.N. out of Mussolini's African empire), a dole of $2,800,000 annually for at least five years for economic development, plus another $7,700,000 annually to balance her budget, in return for the right to base British troops and planes in Libya...