Word: exempting
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...That admission fees may be charged whenever they do not endanger the tax-exempt status of the University...
...University's employees and its students have given to Cambridge as well as taken away. While the University remains tax exempt, for example, it still pays the third highest revenue bill in the City. The system of government under which Cambridge now operates is a result of the activity of Harvard men, professors, and students alike. Plan E-a city manager government with proportional representation-has made city government better than before; yet its birth was marked by the last and the bitterest fights Cambridge and Harvard have ever...
Unless the present draft law is changes by next summer, 10 to 15 percent of the College may be called into the armed services before September. Under the present law, students are automatically exempt until this June, but a recent survey taken of colleges and universities throughout the country by the Wall Street Journal showed an expected drop in enrollment from...
...China before the Korean war. It was bought in Japan for shipment to New York. Because of the New York destination, a Japanese export license was easily obtained. In transit, the copper was resold to agents of Red China. Since the shipment originated in Japan, the copper was exempt from U.S. export controls when it passed through New York. Said Jerome Kohlberg,* president of the Kane Import Corp. which bought & sold part of the copper: "We acted in accordance with all Government regulations...
...rule regarding paid admissions should be amended to permit admissions fees so long as they do not jeopardize the University's tax exempt status...