Word: sales
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...captains of the contemporary capitalist world." But the Soviet press was generally scornful of the New Deal, occasionally deriding Roosevelt as "a bourgeois politician," and Roosevelt hit bottom in Soviet esteem when he condemned the Russian invasion of Finland in 1939 and placed a "moral embargo" on U.S. sale of planes and other war materials to the U.S.S.R...
...quit Zimmerman, leaving behind his drawings with the understanding that Zimmerman could use them in his classes but that the money from any sale belonged to Levine. The years passed; Zimmerman died, and it was not until last year that Levine thought of the drawings again. They had fallen into the hands of a Boston dealer who had put them on the market. "These things may or may not have intrinsic value. But they are personal documents and I had to get them off the market," says Levine. It cost him $4,200 to buy up his own child labor...
...Monday, City Councillor Daniel J. Hayes urged that Cambridge declare the Bennett St. Yards an Open Blighted Area and take possession of the property "for development or sale for tax purposes," but there is serious doubt whether the City can legally force the MTA to sell the land at its fair market value...
...courts decide in favor of the MTA, MTA officials have indicated that in order to protect itself the MTA must put the land up for sale and then sell it to the highest bidder. Harvard, with an offer of $1 million above the fair market value, would clearly have an advantage over the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority...
Although Belin expressed a willingness "to recommend giving the proposal to the Cambridge Redevelopment Authority to study," he warned that the Council "should not prejudge the matter" by wording its resolution to include only development or sale for tax purposes. "Harvard is one of our most important and most productive citizens," Belin asserted...