Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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House attorneys, who made no objection to his accepting the money, then put the funds into a trust account for his two children. Rockefeller paid a gift tax on the money;- Kissinger paid a tax on the trust. Still, North Carolina's Republican Senator Jesse Helms complained in the Senate: "Even if it is legal, there is a question of whether or not it is proper to induce a sense of substantial obligation in a man who is about to become a senior public official...
...built in 1891, well before sound became a modern science, and to this day no one really knows why an orchestra, pianist or singer sounds so well performing there. Given the problem so many new auditoriums have with their acoustics, the managers of Carnegie Hall guard their trust as though it were the Holy Grail...
Both major parties are pledged to a limited transfer (devolution) of power to an elected Scottish assembly, but neither are willing to grant economic autonomy. Both major parties are pledged to limit the inflationary effect of trade union wage claims by one means or another--the Tories place their trust in legal regulation and the Labourites in a formal but unlegislated "social contract" between the unions and the government. But neither party, once in power, will possess any means short of armed force to carry out its intentions. Both major parties are pledged to halt the staggering deterioration of British...
Jeffrey Petrocelly said that since Sullivan is a vice president and director of the Charlesbank Trust Company, which is located in Kendall Square, he has a direct interest in the development of the area...
...still a problem. Intelligence agencies rely on secrecy and deception. Yet secrecy corrodes public confidence in the Government and trust between the U.S. and other countries...