Word: funding
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...plans, Miss McCabe said, must be approved by the class at the Tuesday meeting before further committees are appointed. Freshmen, she added, will also hear reports on proposed projects for the class: 1) the Radcliffe Student Government Grant-in-Aid Fund, 2). a foster child and 3). Salzburg Seminar. Proceeds from weekend will go toward the project adopted by the class at the Tuesday meeting...
...report on the state of the Salzburg Seminar, William F. Gleason '50, a member of the Seminar committee, declared that the summer school faced a financial crisis. Estimated operating expenses for next season are $77,500, he explained, but thus far Seminar Fund raisers have accumulated only...
...under the Taft-Hartley law. Lewis hadn't specifically made such demands, but for more than eight months negotiations had been stalemated because everyone knew that Lewis wouldn't sign unless he got them. The privileges were: an illegal union shop; limiting of the miners' welfare fund to members of the U.M.W.; a clause saying that miners would work only if "willing & able," and a provision giving Lewis the right to shut down the industry for "memorial periods" whenever he liked...
...Denver had also let 23 old trucks rust and disintegrate on the roof of an ample garage, had refused to sell them because the money would revert to the general U.S. treasury fund and thus be lost to the bureau. Meanwhile it had purchased 55 new trucks of similar type without trading in the old trucks...
...exporters worried last fall that devaluation abroad would lose them foreign markets by boosting the price of exported U.S. goods. Last week the International Monetary Fund confirmed the exporters' fears about prices: they have risen an average of 16.1%. But the quantity of exports changed little in the first three months after devaluation. Reported the Commerce Department: after two months' decline, U.S. exports rose 13% in December to $942,800,000, the highest in six months. Nevertheless, the department expects exports to drop at least $1 billion, or 8%, this year...