Word: rewardable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...month-old boost in the discount rate and its simultaneous increase (from 4½% to 5½%) in the maximum interest that banks may pay on time deposits of 30 days or more. Some of the combatants seem distinctly unhappy-but the battle is on. Like the reward for saving, the cost of borrowing has shot aloft in response to the Reserve Board's action. The impact has fallen chiefly on businessmen; by last week almost every commercial bank in the U.S. had lifted its minimum rate on commercial loans ½%-to 5% or more. Interest rates on home...
Serenaded by a band and a group of frugging teenagers, egged on by a studio audience that cackles at each doublc-entendre, the ladies quickly become impulse buyers, opting for the bassest voice or the warmest laugh. The reward: a man plus an all-expenses-paid night on the town including dinner, show, and nightclub...
...search for the kidnaped child and catapulted the Negro worker into brief but unfortunate fame, landing him as a freak in a Coney Island exhibit until public pressure forced New Jersey Governor A. Harry Moore to find him state employment and give him a $5,000 reward; of heart disease; in Trenton...
...from the English, and Ivan the Terrible was the same age when he hounded the boyars to death and had himself crowned czar. But for ordinary people, particularly under the long-prevalent guild system of apprentices and journeymen, life was a slow progression toward experience and eventual reward...
...Williams had no open-and-shut case for the prosecution. He had no eyewitness. He had no murder weapon in court. His case rested primarily on the testimony of Jimmie Glenn Knight, 28, a smalltime hoodlum who by his own admission had turned in his buddies to collect a reward of $20,000 raised by Calhoun County citizens and $1,000 contributed by Governor George Wallace. A month had passed before Knight, in jail on burglary and grand larceny charges, decided to testify for the prosecution...