Starting May 4th, Amazon will charge $.15 per megabyte rounded up to the nearest whole megabyte for each document transferred.
Amazon's Personal Document Service has maintained a $.10 fee for every document transferred via Whispernet since the device was launched, but the service will now cost at least 50% more.
Another document transferred to the Poles was Aleksandr Shelepin's 3 March 1959 note to Nikita Khrushchev, with information about the execution of 21,857 Poles, as well as a proposal to destroy their personal files to reduce the possibility that documents related to the massacre would be uncovered later.
"Barak, who listened to Milo's words, jumped in: 'I won't sign any document transferring sovereignty on the Temple Mount to the Palestinians.' " Mr. Arafat, for his part, is said to be under tremendous pressure at home to reject the American proposals.
Documents transferred to Kew from the secret archive earlier this year show that this redrafting was done in secret, with Griffith-Jones warning Baring: "If we are going to sin, we must sin quietly".
That year, Mrs. Astor signed documents transferring $3.4 million of her securities and her seaside Maine estate, valued at $5.5 million, to her son.
These documents transfer the ownership of the underlying note from one institution to another and are required for foreclosures to proceed.
Late Tuesday, Judd Burstein, a lawyer for Excelsior, was informed that after the lawsuit was filed, Herbert Allen and Terry Kramer signed documents transferring Robert Allen's 18 percent interest in the Arizona ranch out of the L.L.C. and back into Robert Allen's estate.
Church experts said that some in the Vatican feared a domino effect: that Cardinal Law's resignation would prompt the downfall of other bishops who had served as his deputies in Boston, and whose names were also on those documents transferring or forgiving abusive priests.
The money to make good on that desire then became entangled in a fight over his mother's estate, and Ronald McKeown's death put it even further out of reach because he signed documents transferring his part of the inheritance to his recently remarried former wife.
The confessions and investigative reports, provided to The New York Times by Montasser al-Zayat, the lawyer in Cairo who represented most defendants in the trial, show that the Egyptians provided the tactical support for Al Qaeda by forging travel documents, transferring money and arranging communications.
