Word: repays
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...eased off on its credit squeeze, interest rates are dropping and money is once more beginning to flow back into savings and loan associations. Eventually that should help housing and such allied industries as furniture and appliances-though not for many months, because S and Ls have to repay debts before they can start making new mortgage loans. The strike of 120,000 coal miners, which has badly deepened the recession in the past few weeks, seems on its way to an end; the United Mine Workers Bargaining Council finally accepted a new contract last week and sent...
Under the bill, graduating students must either repay the government $2100 for each year of their medical training or serve for up to four years in medically understaffed areas...
...Robert S. Blacklow '55, associate dean for academic programs at the Med School, said yesterday the bill would permit wealthy graduates to repay the aid while requiring the poorer ones to serve...
...certain point in my life I had wanted to dominate my voice," she explained. "It was not enough that I should open my mouth to sing. That's where I got into trouble." Her troubles are apparently over-at least for the moment. Callas vowed to repay Japanese hospitality by returning to Tokyo next fall in Tosca, her first full-length opera appearance since bowing out of New York's Metropolitan Opera nearly a decade...
...film like Antonia will be asked to carry more weight than just its immediate subject. Brico is only one in a generation of women who have paid with their lives for a key their daughters may yet live to use. Since most of us lack the means to repay that generational debt, films like Antonia must do it for us. But Collins and Godmilow avoid the temptation to use the film as a political vehicle. It is, from beginning to end, a study of the life and work of one woman, on whom the eye is trained unfailingly. That...