Word: surplus
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...Faculty had received the $3.7 million it expected from the first-year yield of the $250-million Harvard Campaign, it would have run a surplus of more than...
...things didn't work out as expected, so the Corporation lent the Faculty enough to put it in the black by $167,000, thereby making the 1979-1980 academic year the fourth showing a Faculty budget surplus...
...added that the Faculty anticipates the four-year surplus trend to end because escalating energy costs and other inflationary problems will eclipse any future income surprises. The 1980-81 budget includes a $785,000 deficit, she said...
...Government limited the average wellhead price producers received for gas sold between states to below 200 per 1,000 cu. ft. At the same time, gas within producing states, where there were no price controls, was sometimes sold for more than $2. As a result, producing states enjoyed a surplus of gas, while the rest of the U.S. was beginning to suffer shortages. Few drillers were bothering to explore for gas that could be sold between states. The Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978 lifted the restrictions on interstate commerce and offered producers a premium price for gas found...
...House decision followed months of controversy over PBS's ambitious plans to pack high-tone ads-Tiffany & Co., Cuisinart, Merrill Lynch-into its new nonprofit publication and use any "surplus" revenues, a euphemism for profits, for public-TV programming. Last July Washingtonian (circ. 101,000) magazine Publisher Philip Merrill asked the Federal Communications Commission to stop the Dial's four sponsoring stations -WNET in New York, KCET in Los Angeles, WETA in Washington, WTTW in Chicago-from giving the magazine free on-the-air promotion. The Dial, he argued, will compete against other magazines at an unfair advantage...