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LETTERBOOK INDEX --1978 Month/Date Recipient JANUARY Subject 3 Anne B. Speirs 23 The Honorable Gary Grant 6 Rindetta Jones Membership - College Entrance Examination Board 6 Beverly Smith, YWCA Provost Selection 9 John R. Walker Exec. Director opening - YWCA 9 David Larson Census Summary Tape Program 9 Cecil Baxter, Jr., N. Seattle C.C. External credit policy 9 William W. Ballew, Wash. Mutual Regrets - Graduation speaker 9 Martin J. Moran, Jr. Regrets - guest speaker 9 V.P., Deans, & Directors Autographed photograph enclosure 9 Access to application files Summary - Procedures for Recruitment & Selection of 10 John Koons V.P. and Provost Thank you - gift to Evergreen Foundation 10 Mr. & Mrs. George Kinnear Thank you - monetary contribution to Evergreen Invitation to attend dinner Invitation to attend dinner I' 11 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dixon 11 Mr. and Mrs. Trueman L. Schmidt Resource center subcommittee designate 11 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meredith January 4 Memo - setting the record straight 11 Mr. and Mrs. Al Saunders Confirmation of January meeting 11 Paul B. Hanson, WWU Financial aid request Strike Policy Advisory Group recommendations 10 All Faculty Provost Search 11 Trustees Provost Search 12 Kenneth L. Binkley Evergreen's Curious Enrollment Picture 16 Trustees Staff rep. to Trustee Board Thank you - gift to Evergreen 16 Roy L. Long, Boeing Foundation 16 Dr. Blanchet, Fort Valley St. College Thank you - gift to Evergreen 19 Seattle Times Thank you 20 Judy Annis Regrets - banquet invitation 23 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Rauh Response to refund request Thank you - gift to Evergreen 23 Mr. Samuel X. Caplan Thank you - gift to Evergreen 23 Lois Gottlieb Thank you - gift to Evergreen 23 Frederick L. Salinger Thank you - gift to Evergreen 23 Jack D. Roush Lack of representation of Spanish culture on faculty 23 William Driscoll, The JRD Foundation Trustees to get acquainted with faculty Contact 23 Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Bennett sources for positions Congratulations 23 Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Nagusky 23 Ms. Maya Miller 23 Mariano Torres 24 Faculty 23 Rindetta Jones LETTERBOOK INDEX --1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject JANUARY 23 The Honorable J.T. Quigg, Jr. Congratuat ions 23 The Honorable Eleanor Lee Congratulations 23 The Honorable Paul Connor Congratulations 24 The Honorable Donald C. Olson Congratulations 24 The Honorable Eric J. Rohrback Congratulations 24 The Honorable Dianne Woody Congratulations 24 Douglas Ekblade, KRAB-FM Appointment confirmation - KA05 Radio Advisory Board 24 The Honorable Paul Sanders Congratulations 24 Ms. Jeanne Werle Housing deposit 24 Fred Haley Fvergreen Foundation Board of Governors 24 Walter C. Howe, Jr. Evergreen Foundation Board of Governors 24 The Honorable A. N. "Bud" Shinpoch Congratulations 24 The Honorable Dennis Heck Expression of thanks 24 Maureen Kawaoka Enclosure of flight fare bill 25 Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens Public relations for College 25 Jonathan Smith Stephens 25 Mr. and Mrs. John Stout 25 Mr. and Mrs. John Tiranoff . 25 Mr. and Mrs. Irving Traunfeld 25 Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Weekly 25 Mrs. Jacqueline Willett 25 Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Wilson 25 Mr. and Mrs. John Woolsey 25 Major General and MRS. Robert Yerks 25 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Levy Expression of thanks 25 Grover J. Andrew, Council of Post Expression of regrets Secondary Accreditation 25 Mr. Max Cleland, Veterans' Admin. Exception taken 24 The Honorable Avery Garrett Congratulations 25 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Price Public relations for College 25 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Reidy Public relations for College 25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson Public relations for College 25 Mr. and Mrs. George Schermer Public relations for College 25 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Schlick 25 Mr. and Mrs. John Schubert Public relations for College 25 Mr. and Mrs. J. Schwennesen 25 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shephard 25 Robert Parrish Shephard 25 Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Shiflett 'I 'I 25 Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Short I' 25 Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo F. Siani 'I 'I 25 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Sieracki 25 I' Robin Holly Silver . 25 Mr.and Mrs. Irving Silver 25 Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Silverman 25 Daniel Gory Slavin 25 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Slavin 25 Robert Smith LETTERBOOK INDEX -- 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject JANUARY 25 Mr and Mrs. James Russell Smith Public relations for College 25 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smoot Public relations for College 25 Mr. and Mrs. Werner Low 25 Tess Koningsberger Martinez 'U 25 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McConnell 'U 25 John E. McLaughlin I' 25 Mrs. Ruth W. Mileson 'I 25 Mrs. Mary Mount 25 Mr. and Mrs. Eusebio Mujal 25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murch 25 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palaia 25 Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Palmer, Jr. 'U 25 Mrs. Dolorse B. Phillips 25 Katherine K. Preston I' 25 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Garfinkle U' 25 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Grant U' 25 Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Henoch 25 Lanny Roger Henoch 25 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernard Hogan 25 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Horkan, Jr. 25 Dr. and Mrs. John Ide Ingle . 25 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Jackson 25 Mr. and Mrs. Seymor Kant 25 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kissman 25 Bart Klein 25 Mr. and Mrs. John Albert Kneipp 25 Wendy Jo Kramer 25 Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Lindgren 25 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Christiansen 25 Mr. and Mrs. George Christoplos 25 Mrs Barbara Clark 25 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Clinton 25 Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Currier 25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis 25 Mrs Ann B. Dear 25 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Dratch 25 Mr. and Mrs. Vladimir Dupre 25 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Eames 25 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fay 25 Mrs. Mary H. C. Feldman 25 Mrs. Carol Fitch 25 Jacqueline Dee Frankfourth 25 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Funk 26 Dr. Priscilla Lisicich, Institute for Professional Development 25 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Irwin Aron 25 Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Baird . 25 Mr. and Mrs. Jennings F. Ballard 25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bown 25 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bray 25 Pamela J. Bretz 25 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Briggs 'U I' LETTERBOOK INDEX -- 1978 'U 'I U, Letter of regret U' 'U U' U' 'U Public relations for college U, UU U, U, ~U U U? U, U, 'U U, U? LETTERBOOK INDEX -- 1978 Month/Date Carroll Letter of regret All Evergreeners Note of appreciation JANUARY Members, Collective Bargaining & strike Policy Review DTF Note of appreciation 25 Adele Simmons, Hampshire College Designation of Paul Marsh 25 Dave Carnahan as chairperson at conference 25 Phill Briscoe Response to request for transcript of talk at 25 H. Carroll Parish, Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast Rotary 25 Jane Sanders Designing costs 27 Letter of regret James K. Pharris Genevieve Tucker, National Alliance 27 of Businessmen Mrs. John L. Zimicki Thank you - gift to Foundation 31 31 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Seward Thank you - " " 'U 31 31 John S. Williams Thank you " " 'U 31 31 H. Martyn Owen Thank you U' ?~ 'U 31 Mrs. Charles Liebman Thank you " " 31 31 Mr. Walter P. Tooke Thank you " U? U, . 31 JanetHolmes Letter of good will 31 31 Mr. & Mrs. Al Saunders Letter of good will 31 31 Trustees, Former Trustees, & Spouses Note of confirmation 31 Dr. Angelo Pellegrini Recognition of offer 31 31 The Reverend Dr. Samuel McKinney Letter of regret Recipient 31 Karen Kramer Recognition of offer 31 John H. Turner Formation of Circle K Club Mr. and Mrs. 31 Mrs. Roger D. Camp Letter of invitation Leo Brown Subject Evergreen Mrs. Betty Calambokidi Public relations for college U, ?~ ?U U, s U? ?, Mr. and Mrs. U, U? Donald Canty Fund raising from private sources Charge to the DTF Mrs. Barbara LETTERBOOK INDEX -- 1978 Month/Date Recipient 10 Stephen Farber, National Governors' Association FEBRUARY Subject 1 Anne Lunt 1 Dr. David C. Barry 1 Karen Strathdee Childhood reminiscences 1 Maribeth Morris Thanks for letter of encouragement Thanks for Christmas letter 1 Bea Babcock Thank you for verses of Ivan and Abdul Thank you for 1 Elliot Marks - Nature Conservancy computer calendars Fnvironmental project 1 Leasa Burch and Classmates Thank you for Christmas program invitation 1 John Walker Thanks for demographic info. 1 Petrina L. Walker VA's policy 2 Douglas Thatcher Eagle Scout rank 3 Paul C. Bender Exec. Order 78-01 3 The Honorable Frank Warnke Congratulations Recommendation for employment 3 Bob Strecker Proposed academic study trip to China 3 Henry N. Jackson Thanks for Wash. Post enclosure & note 3 Warren G. Magnuson Conf. of College Admissions Counselors 2 Arnaldo Rodriguez Prof. leave application of Ed Kormondy 3 Kirk Thompson Summary of VA controversy 5 9 Letter acknowledgement Letter of regret 6 Mariano Torres 7 Ms. Maurita Smyth-Pack Letter of regret - commencement speake~ Black Hills Audubon Chapter American K-2 Expedition 8 Misses Greta Clutcher & Kathy Hatley Student contribution to Foundation 8 Willi Unsoeld Jeremy Robertson 8 Mrs. Jane Sylvester Letter of acknowledgement 8 Glenn Terrell Letter of acknowledgement 8 Antonio Garcia-Paz Letter of acknowledgement 8 Huey Pledger Recommendation for Lala Klenman 8 William F. Mitchell Maiheur Environmental Field Station 8 Mrs. Mae Mitchell Proposed academic study trip to China 8 Kenneth Winkley 8 Liaison Officer, Peoples Republic of China Proposed academic study trip to China 8 Mr. Pi, Peoples Republic of China Forum of trustees and regents Letter of acknowledgement 8 Paul J. Olscamp, WWLJ Appreciation - Former G.O. staff U? UU 8 Edwin C. Olson U? 8 Mrs. Gerry Pugnetti 8 Bonnie Ross Brown bag forum & resignation of Cruz Esquivel 8 Mrs. Robert Woodard Referral of resume to dean 8 Bill Aldridge Follow-up on 2/3/78 deans' meeting Pellegrini proposal 10 Walter H. Miller Energy Northwest request 10 Deans and V.P.'s Teacher certification program 10 Will Humphreys Bud Cook proposal 10 Willie Parson District 22 TES~ graduates 10 James Brooks, CWU States' roles in setting national goals 10 Barbara Cooley 10 Les Eldridge LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject FEBRUARY 10 10 10 10 10 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 Vernon R. Briggs Joann Marshall, State Board of Examiners of Public Accountants Robert C. Hawkins, Smithsonian States and urban policy Graham Johnson, Public Disclosure Commission Les Eldridge Council for Postsecondary Education Walter R. Hoesel, St. George's Norm Dicks, U.S. Rep. Don L. Bonker Warren C. Magnuson Mr. Milo M. Clarence Herbert D. Hadley Wesley Berglund Janet Holmes Halvor M. Halvorson 'U Robert J. Flowers Letter of recommendation Letter of recommendation - Briggs F-l form Item #6 Evergreen Council start-up Seattle Times editorial Letter of regret - commencement speaker VA's policy VA's policy VA's policy Program development VA policy - court decision 14 Herbert D. Hadley 14 Joye Peskin 14 Wally Eldridge 14 Jack Morgan, The Everett Herald 15 Mrs. Paul D. Sutley 15 Will Humphreys and Linda Kahan 15 Mr. & Mrs. Ed Kormondy 15 Dean Clabaugh 16 Nancy Bischel rolleges 16 Leslie W. Metzger, Principal W. Winlock Miller H.S. Community-college relations 16 William P. Kissling Letter of regret - Eagle Scouts 16 Steven Mayeda Eagle Scout rank 16 Sally M. Butler Note of condolence 16 Director, Nat'l Fellowships Letter in behalf of David Ammons in Humanities for Journalism 16 William Ruckelshaus, Weyerhaeuser The Restaurant Association 16 Thomas L. Hughes, Carnegie Nomination of Marcia Levenson for Endowment for Internat'1 Peace internship 16 Nomination of Steve Francis LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 17 Program proposal 24 Thank you for your support 24 Thank you for your support 23 Handwritten letter 23 Handwritten letter 25 Paul Fink's request for hearing 25 DTF to review KAOS Advisory Board 28 S.W. Wash. C.C. presidents meeting 27 Congratulations Letter of appreciation Article enclosure Thanks for the picture Tom Rainey Susan & John Woolsey Mrs. Becky Bown Jim Erickson - Tacamo News Trib Jean Godden - Seattle P.E. Members, Campus Hearing Board Grady Ward, Evergreen Council Shirley Gordon, President Highline Community College Dr. Melvin Lindbloom Green River Community College Her visit on campus Thans for help in D.C. Invitation to dinner Invitation to dinner Transfer problem - other II U, LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject FEBRUARY S.W. Wash. C.C. presidents meettng D~1 Henry M Milander President 24 U' ympic College' 24 Dr. Richard A. Jones, President U' Clark College 24 Dr. Nels Hanson, President U' Centralia College 24 Dr. Robert Stauffer, President U' Fort Steilacoom C.C. 24 Dr. David B. Story, President Lower Columbia College 24 Mr. Ray Prevost, Director OTCC 24 Dr. Paul C. Cornaby, President Peninsula College 24 Dr. Richard Batdorf, Dean of 'U Student Services, Tacoma C.C. 24 Dr. Joseph Malik, President 'U Grays Harbor College 28 Art Palmer, NEP Asphalt Sealing Parking lot maintenance MARCH 1 College Relations/CPJ Student "brown bag" forum 3 Fowler Blauvelt 6 Benjamin McAdoo & Co. CAB Phase II 6 Johnnie Harris Bd. of Advisers, Indiv. Achievement 6 Robert M. Humphrey Photos of Evergreen '38 6 Craig Beringer Expression of interest-applicant 6 Honorable Sam Reed, Auditor Congratulations 7 M/M George W. Girvin Thanks for contribution-Foundation 7 Mr. Levelt L. Jackson 'U 7 Sharon Tobin Graduate studies in psychology 7 Daily 0 News Release - Public Hearing 7 Hon. Donn Chamley Congratulations-Chr. Local Govt Comm. 8 Fred Tabbutt Kormondy leave request 8 To Whom It May Concern Recommendation-Karen Vialle 8 Mark Reed Schol. Committee Recommendation-Karen Kramer 8 Nguyen N. Truong Suggestions in engineering field 8 Kormondy Trustee request - program offerings 8 Dean Clabaugh Trustee info intercollegiote athletics 8 Ed Kormondy Language programs 8 Rob Knapp Upward Bound & TESC curriculum 8 Willie Parson Space needs Vancouver program 8 Ginny Ingersoll Thanks MPI report to Trustees 8 Ed Kormondy TESC position in 7-state survey 8 Dean Clabaugh Thanks for good job-Investiture 8 COP Temporary injunction TESC/VA 8 Clabaugh/Les Eldridge Meeting w/Exempt staff 8 Arnaldo Rodgriguez Request for Admissions report 8 Clabaugh/Ken Winkley Fee waivers for campus space 8 Ed Kormondy Determinations for budget making 8 Will Humphreys AA figures in Dean's speech 8 Kormondy Community College request LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject MARCH (Continued) 8 Richard Montecucco Thanks-work on VA problem 8 Kormondy/Humphreys Applicants-Grad Pub. Admin. Program 8 Jovana Brown/Dave Carnahan Budget process & savings goals 8 Ken Winkley Cost Study 8 Walker Allen/Ken Winkley TESC educ. costs by class level 9 Phil Harding/Greece Program Thanks for postcards 9 Dr. Marjorie Donker HJR 639 now 649 - Humanities & Arts 10 Council for Jnternt'l Exchange People's Republic of China Prog. +18 others 10 Les Eldridge/Judy Annis Washington Bureau Chief: LA Times 10 Denis J. Curry Faculty classroom contact hours 10 Faculty VP & Provost Screening Committee 10 James D. Newton Recommendation Ed Kormondy Lindbergh Memorial Fund 10 Hon. Jackson/Magnuson Request support HJR 649 (Humanities) 13 Faculty VP & Provost Screening Committee 16 Graduation DTF Thanks for work on committee 14 Friends of Evergreen Reception in Vancouver area 16 Rindy Jones AA Workforce profile 16 Hon. Nat Washington Enjoyed working with you 16 Richard Gemson (Mrs.) Women's University Club visit 16 Arthur W. Chickering Affiliation w/FIPSE (preliminary propos 16 Rindy Jones Her office coverage 16 Barbara Koh Regrets - sp. Torch Honor Society 16 M/M Shacco von Estorff Condolences - death of son 16 Clark Coll. Faculty/Staff Invitation Vancouver reception 16 Rindy Jones Screening criteria 16 Rindetta Jones Sex/race summary - VP/Provost candidate 20 Ted Natt -Longview Daily News Accept invitation speak Academic Achievement luncheon 20 Mark Papworth Tut speech Continental Board 21 Joel Rushakoff Interested applicant 21 Vladimir d'Algin Applicant 21 Doranne Crable-Sundmacher Applicant 21 Steve Kenady, etc. Participate in Job Day 21 Clark Coll. Faculty/Staff Invitation Vancouver area reception 21 Meeting notice President's Council 22 Rindetta Jones Revised Sex/Race summary 22 Trustees Reminder: CPE Governance seminar 22 Honorable Dennis Heck +14 Invitation to Vancouver reception 23 Melvin H. Bernstein Applicant 24 Judy Annis Public Service announcements 24 Phyllis Harris Dan Harris' sabbatical (here?) 24 Will Humphreys w/Dan Harris letter 24 Evelyn Breese Ministers' objection to l?~q~~5?? 24 Monica Lesh Thanks for offer of assistance 24 John Ludders Personal 24 Ted Gerstl Congrats on N. Thurston work 24 Margaret S. Cox, AAUW Acceptance invitation to speak 24 Carl H. Pforzheimer, Jr. Program on Initiative & Referendum 24 Les Eldridge Parent & Student volunteers 24 M/M George F. Ansley Thanks for support 24 Jean Walters Gay Interested applicant 24 Will Humphreys Jean Gay interest 24 Jovana Brown Janet Tourtellotte collection LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject MARCH (Continued) 27 The Hon. Bill Paris Will miss you in House 27 Jay D. Porter Regret - Unable to serve on Board 27 Jolene Unsoeld Thanks for tickets 27 Mollie Zrust Thanks for invitation to speak - regrets Prince of Peach Lutheran Church - Seattle 27 Lin Foa Thanks for presentation - SWWCC Presidents 27 Helen Terry 27 Jim Symons, Tricia Hamilton, Br. Hurst Thanks for participation - Investiture 27 Don Chan 27 Joan & Bill Winden 27 Dave Carnahan Thanks for photographic display - Investiture 27 Richard Jones, Karen Kramer, Mary E. Lewis Thanks for participation - Investiture 27 Jack Cunningham - U.S. Rep. 27 Hon. Gordon Sandison 27 Hon. Bruce Chapman I' 27 Hon. Joel Pritchard 27 Dean John Raser 27 Michael Dederer Thanks for invitation - Sea. Historical Soc. Mtg,, 27 Dorothy E. Frazier Regrets - Speak Nat. Assoc. Educ. Secretaries 27 Mark Machlis Offer of assistance - thanks 27 Thurston County TESC Request to use placement information Grads 29 Trustees W/Vancouver Research report 29 Thad Curtz Congratulations - Ph.D. 29 Strike Policy DTF DTF Activities 29 J.G.N. Rushbrook, PH.D. Proposed visit to Evergreen 29 Dr. Peter H. Rohn Contact w/foreign leaders as Governor 29 Daniel Barth - DNR Mix-up in media studio reservations 29 Art 0'Neal,Planning Coun. Thanks for material - city's west side 29 Robert E. Burke - UW Thanks for time - Re: Evans book on Governor 29 Hon. Tokitada Sakai Richard Alexander exchange teaching 29 Frederick Schmidt Thanks for remarks 30 M/M H. J. Rosenberg Problems w/daughter Ginny's portfolio APRIL 3 Craig Meloche Congratulations - Eagle rank 3 Michael Boone Applicant 3 W. Werner Prange Regrets - Conf. on Innovative Ed.(Wisconsin) 3 Marjorie Howard Applicant 3 Robert L. Sinsheimer Regrets - hosting campus visit 3 Faculty, Deans, Provost Meeting re: enrollment, grad program, etc. 3 Staff 4 Clabaugh/Winkley Approval of claims & expenses 4 Graduates Quest ionaire 4 Warner R. Keller Problem of entering TESC 4 Nam Chu Yang Pearl Zuckerman evaluation 4 Earl J. McGrath Innovative education 5 William Joel Smitherman Applicant 5 David Birkner Question of credit for 2-day workshop/campus tou~ 5 Rob Knapp Thanks - service on Hearing Board 5 Cameo Smoot LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject APRIL (Cont 'd) 9 5 Carolyn Dobbs Thanks - service on Hearing Board 6 Pres. George Fredrickson Network for Public Service program in Olympia 6 Larry Stenberg/W. Humphreys Academic Advising 6 Martha Le Valley Applicant 7 Hogness/Terrell TESC grads admission to UW & WSU 10 Kristin Ockert Young Harvill's not teaching spring qtr. 10 M/M Dan Harris Mr. Harris teaching 10 William H. Bruns Ltr. to Governor Sakai 10 E. Joseph Shoben Nice to receive your letter 10 Hon. Georgette Valle Legislative research - student project 10 Elmer Clausen Thanks for good job - (Retirement from SPI) 10 Trustees Personal notes 10 Mrs. M. Wright Smith Complaint re: Todd Weber internship 11 Dave Grotjam Congratulations on Eagle award 11 John Braun 11 Mark Bergstrom 11 Marty Hendrix 11 Lester E. Elijah 11 Mrs. Michael Newton 11 Karen M. Armstrong 11 Jack Etheridge, Jr. 13 Sig Kutter 13 Paul M. Gerrich 13 Rob Knapp 13 Mrs. Robert C. Smith 13 Chuck Herring 13 Herbert Flaig 13 All Evergreeners 14 Nat. Endow. Humanities 17 Charles H. Graef 17 Sheriff Don Redmond 19 James Akridge 19 United California Bank 19 Roger A. Flanders 20 Derrick Nakanishi 19 Larry Hall 20 Dee Holder 20 Dwight J. Van Vleet 21 Norbert Tiemann 21 John Holum - Kasonic 21 Peter M. Finnegan 21 Bita Jenab 21 Ruth L. West 24 Max Cleland VA ofc. 24 Larry Jones 25 Mary V. Carter 25 Jazz Quartet + 1 (Chan) 25 Douglas E. Sayan 25 Anne Williams 25 Virginia Cox 25 Diane de Moulin 25 Ed Odegaard 25 Warren H. Green 26 Jane Sylvester Regrets - Membership in Read-a-thon Council Questions re: Portland City Club speech Thanks for words of support Met parents in Williamsburg P1 Article "Evergreen Works.?? Prospective student Equipment list for Evergreen '38 Thanks for information LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Thanks for sharing his book Applicant Section 504 - Handicapped Access TESC background Offerings in Law & Justice areas Suggestions for law enforcement offerings Black Prisoners' Forum Recommendation: Robert Walker Campbell Applicant Regrets - unable to help candidacy(Gov. Hawaii) Rotation of coordinator's role in MPI program Expenses for Carnegie meeting Regrets - speak Court of Honor Sorry I missed you when on campus Recommendation: Nolen Ellison Prospective student (Flowers) per (Halvorson) Thanks for interest in Evergreen Andrew ~ S testimony before Program at Grays Harbor Applicant Thanks for assistance - Olympia High Payroll Certification Officers Regrets - MOVE Roast Commencement address - Vancouver Program Thanks for assistance - Olympia High Material he requested Discrepancy in cost of Provost ad Background materials as new Trustee House VA Comm LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject . APRIL (Cont'd) 28 Sherman R. Huffine Invitation - participate in Comm. Bldg. Dedi. 28 Herbert Hadley 28 Tom Wimmer Regrets -Wash. Environ. Council banquet 28 Budget Heads 1978-79 Budget Hearings Schedule 28 Charles Teske Invitation to participate in Comm. Bldg. Dedi. 28 Bruce Walker - Architect 28 Louis Guzzo MAY 22 Isamu Suda 22 Chris Peyton 1 Dr. Jane Dimski 22 Janet Tourtellotte Holmes 1 William Chance - CPE 22 Kim Lathrop 1 Margaret Wulff 22 M/M Arthur Munson 1 Paul Dziedzic Thanks - participation in Greece program 1 Aldon B. Bell/R.H. Sanford CPE/TESC Liaison 1 Robert E. Thompson Condolences - Drowning of son, Reid 1 Marsha Moody Thanks for offer of assistance 1 Dr. David Larsen Endorse grant request for DNA Public Forum 1 Dr. Spiro Fouxides Get well - also Jefferson Awards luncheon 1 Dr. George Salimbene Request for Head Start assistance - regret 1 Dr. John Bailey Thanks - participation in Greece program 2 Dr. Charles B. Minor 3 Classified Staff . 3 Caroline Allen Applicant 3 Robert J. Flowers Salary Increments Invitation - participate in Comm. Bldg. Dedi. 3 Hon. Alan Thompson 3 Hon. John J. Hainkel, Jr. Thanks for recommendation: David Story Request for remarks - Nat. Cen. State Courts 5 Fred Goldberg Welcome to Board of Governors of Foundation 8 Joel Pritchard Thanks for recommendation: Barbara von Reis 8 Local Performing Arts Cr. Invitation to Communication Bldg. Dedication 9 Bettie Kenny Encouragement over VA controversy - thanks Thanks for Amory Lovin' 5 article on energy 9 Roger Stritmatter Cannot participate in reelection campaign Recognition of his resignation at CWU 9 Hon. Jack Cunningham Request for letters Look forward to your return 9 Pres. & Mrs. J.E. Brooks Regrets - Kiondike historical park Process for faculty hiring 9 Richard Alexander Review of material submitted - Tom Rainey Douglas firs for grads 9 Rudy Martin Trustee luncheon Namine of "McCann Plaza" 10 Russell E. Dickenson Applicant 12 Eugene Kupferman Applicant 12 John H. Eyer Applicant 16 Walker Allen VP & Provost Screening Process 16 Vonda Drogmund (Seattle) 16 Charles J. McCann Latin in school? 16 Thomas M. Lasater Regrets: Law Enforcement Dinner, speaker 17 Jack Slee Difficulties with credit 18 Robert W. Sutton Introduction Richard Alexander for exchange 18 Rindetta Jones Congratulations on Eagle rank 19 Jeanette Deeb Resolution: expression of gratitude (Trustee) 19 Irene Gambill Applicant . 22 William H. Wright Congratulations - 50th wedding anniversary LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subj e~t MAY (Cont'd) 22 Warren H. Green Refund from AA Register (per 4/25 request) 24 Deans & Directors Various task assignments 24 Kenneth Calderon Note with materials sent Students -Garfield High. 24 Eugene Toney Coates 30 Anne B. Speirs Rodriguez appointment to College Board 30 Walter B. Howe, Jr. Thanks for seedlings for graduation 30 Howard Millan 30 John S. Sobieski At request of Steve Mergler sent TFSC materials 30 Dr. Robert L. Van Citters Regret: WAMI retreat 30 Mrs. Bert L. Cole Appointment to Foundation Board of Governors 30 Trustees Confirmation: Date of Board meeting 30 Ruby Dobbs Regret: Item for auction 30 Mary F. Samuelson Regret: Silver Circle Senior Center 31 Dwight Van Vleet Congratulations on Eagle award 31 Tom Conner 31 Loren Grytness 31 Dr. Wm. R. Conte Regret: Hon. Chr. Nisqually Delta fund-raising 31 Captain B. Ricker Received materials sent on Panama Canal 31 Brig. Gen. Charles Gorden Request Dis. Military Student award - Alavarez 31 Mrs. Bruce Stevenson Appointment to Foundation Board of Governors 31 Staff & Faculty Summer working hours JUNE 1 Academic Deans Procedures for contacting off-campus programs 1 Trustees Proposed Institutional Budget 1978-79 2 Hon. Doon Chamley Thanks for support re: VA problem 2 Michael R. Johnson Time for appointment - prospective student 2 Phil Harding Contact procedures for off-campus programs 5 Shirley Cleary Applicant 5 Pres. George Fredrickson Article quoted in investiture speech 5 Bill Winden Missing evaluation of Zuckerman for Ms. Pearl 6 Edward A. Lafferty, III Regret: Troop #51 Silver Anniversary 6 James A. Phillips, Jr. Regrets: Cabaret dinner 6 Christopher Hayden Yes - film on Olympic National Park 7 Pam Bergman Regret: Tacoma Senior Awareness day 7 Hon. Ronald M. Mottl + 10 Thornton testimony before VA Committee 7 Jerry Zubrod Invitation - Newspaper Publishers meet here 7 Paul Conrad 7 Deans & Directors Correspondence routed from Pres. office 8 Pres. John Hogness Follow-up experiences of TESC grads 9 Caroline Allen + 3 Thanks for participation-Comm. Lab. Dedic. 9 Trustees, Former Trustees Invitation to Janet Holmes retirement dinner Former President, etc. 9 Stan Pocock Thanks - Talk ~o students in Van. & Puget Prog. 9 Frank Cunningham 9 Amitzia Guibbory Applicant 9 Norman Clark Provost decision 9 James R. Warren . 9 Dr. David Story 9 Dr. Lloyd Averill 9 Dr. Ruth Weiner 9 Charles Teske Thanks - Comm. Lab Dedication 13 Deborah Creveling Welcome TESC Foundation Board of Governors LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject JUNE (Cont'd) 13 Ms. Helen Hunsberger Chautauqua program complaint 19 Carnegie Council Expenses - meeting at Notre Dame 19 Joseph Lassoie Invitation list for Competency Testing Wkshop 20 Fred Lovin Glad you're enjoying retirement 20 David L. Warren Thanks for contribution to Provost search 20 Pres. Glenn Terrell Representation on TF to Restore Support for TE 21 Chris Gauger Concerns re: floor of multi-purpose room - dance 21 Hon. Ernest J. Skala Regrets: N. Bonneville dedication 21 Margaret Chisholm TESC women in administration 21 John Paul Jones, III Thanks: note of support for grad studies 21 John E. Corbally Regret: Assembly on State Policy Research 21 Hon. Tokitada Sakai Richard Alexander Japanese exchange 21 Isamu Suda 21 Prof. Takasuke Suenaga 21 Suzanne Green Membership College Board - Arnaldo Rodriguez 23 Russ Fox Dedication N. Bonneville 23 Charles H. Todd Response to complaint about graduation ceremony 23 M/M D. K. Bradford 23 Ted Gerstl Thanks for good PR for Evergreen 23 Willi Unsoeld Thanks for candidacy for Provost 23 All Evergreeners Holiday Schedule for 1979 23 Herb Robinson - Sea Times Recommendation: Nancy Parkes 23 Jack Doughty - P1 . 23 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 23 Paul Conrad Allied Daily Newspaper mtg. on campus 23 Ron Woodbury Concern about special privileges (parking) 23 Jovana Brown Library Admin. meeting in Maryland 23 Maxine Mimms Provost candidacy 26 Harold H. Heath Thanks for note 26 Hon. A. J. Pardini Regret you're not seeking re-election 26 C.Y. Jesse Chiang Thanks for paper on research 26 Eleanor Siegl Speak at Little School 26 David A. Clumpner Thanks for offer of support 26 Gov. Wm. Milliken Thanks for letter 26 Byron Youtz Thanks for willingness to serve as Acting VP 26 John Aikin + VP Search C. Thanks for service on Search Committee 26 Ruth Weiner Thanks for suggestions for Search procedures 26 Judy Annis KING-TV public service spots 26 Arnaldo Rodriguez Prospective student in Kenya 26 Kormondy, Humphreys, Mr. Cecil's interest in MPI program 26 Ingersoll 26 Rob Knapp Letter from Joe Malik, Grays Harbor CC 26 Ms. Linda Hoffman Constructive critique of internship program 26 Robert Redmond, etc. Thanks for service on Provost Search Committee 26 Michael Johnson Change of appointment 27 Dan Ward Possibilities for contacts for friend 28 Roger Otis Kuhrt Guidelines for securing sub-contractors 29 City of Tacoma Challenge of ticket 29 John L. Anderson Applicant . 29 Hon. Phyllis Erickson Off-campus instruction at Ft. Steilacoom 29 Russ Fox Honorary degree 29 Frank J. Owens +3 Thanks: Estate Planning Seminar 29 Thomas J. Whiting Request for removal of credit LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject JUNE (Cont'd) 29 Leroy M. Hittle Status of Ward Bowden Scholarship Fund 29 Alan Aguilar Hope you're improving from injury 29 Mrs. Hattie Pikutark Condolences on death of daughter, Diane 30 News Release Hearing on Campus Parking Policy 30 Judy Hyslop Service on KAOS Advisory Board LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject JULY 6 Jonathan Willging Congratulations on Eagle award 7 Galen Jacobsen Audit findings 10 Mitzi Kodish Missing diploma/BEOG overpayment 10 David West Thanks for help on Luders 44 10 Paul Schlofeldt Thanks-report on Young Republicans at Eastern 10 Leo E. Dontchos Applicant 11 Julie Grant Thanks for offer of assistance 11 Charles K. Sollitt Regrets: Dept. of Civil Engineering 11 Jeanne Rehwinkel Regrets: Women's Day at UW 11 Clabaugh, Kormondy, July 12 retreat agenda Youtz 11 Mrs. George Lamb Thanks: Serving Foundation Bd. of Governors 13 Rob Fellows Thanks: Suggestion for carpooling 14 Hon. Paul Conner Sorry about accident 14 C. Gail Norris Recreation Center Use Pass 14 Hon. Scott Barr Thanks: Lunch and conversation 14 Hon. Paul Sanders Glad for your visit to Evergreen 14 Hon. Cliff Hanson +8 Alaska conservation 14 Julie Hubben Thanks for support of Maxine Mimms: Provost 14 Alfonso Sherman Provost selection process 14 Mrs. William K. Purdy Admissions requirements for E. African students 14 James F. Bemis B. Youtz as Accreditation Liaison Officer 17 Melanie Hayward Preparation for college 17 Hon. Eleanor Lee Delay in daughter's diploma 17 Phyllis Lee Delay in diploma 17 Maureen Pierre Congratulations on Fidelity scholarship 17 Hon. Henry M. Jackson Alaska conservation 17 Orin C. Smith Suggestions for CPE Enroll. Trends 1970-90 Rpt. 17 Hal Halvorson Thanks for gift to Foundation 17 Gordon Sandison TESC/Dept. of Pisheries controversy 17 Walker Allen Recent memo: proposals for improvement 17 Tom Sheridan Thanks for scholarship for Maureen Pierre 17 Marj Yung Freeholder 17 Edward Kormondy Instructional Equipment Inventory 17 Russell S. McClure Welcome to Olympia/Interest in Evergreen 17 Herbert Hadley News stories & Provost search 18 Robert C. Henry Project Recognition 18 Edward Kormondy Request for funds 18 Les Eldridge Cleland deposition 18 Byron Youtz High school visitations 19 Byron Youtz Thanks accepting VP & Provost post 19 Chris Gauger Dance floor surface 19 Carol J. Minugh Sorry to miss your visit 19 Budget Heads Any planned DTF activity 19 Michael J. McHugh Incomplete on record for spring quarter 19 Harvey Manning Sorry for inability to find trails 19 Sid & Bette Snyder Thanks for reception 19 Thomas Murray Thanks for biography of your father 19 Will Humphreys, etc. Consideration of Centralia Col. using TESC 19 Dean Clabaugh Report on interfund loans 20 Gerald F. Walker Thanks for theories on human behavior 20 Mark Levensky Provost II search 20 Dr. Charles M. Rich Continuing education 20 Budget Heads Operating Budget Report meeting 21 J. Robert Russo Confusion over VP Search correspondence LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject JULY (Cont'd) 25 Robert Benson Target Budgets for TESC 25 C. Gail Norris 1977-78 Professional Leaves report 27 Leroy M. Hittle Ward Bowden Scholarship fund 27 Steven C. Kocharhook Suggestions for deferred giving program 27 Woody Hirzel Aerial photograph 27 Hon. Wayne Eblers Hon. Gene Struthers Thanks for coming for lunch Hon. Peter von Reichbauer 27 Trustees 27 Paul R. Conrad w/budget materials 27 C. Gail Norris Allied Daily Newspapers meeting on campus 28 Betty Estes Financing off-campus instruction 28 Randy Donohue Thanks: serving as ICRS representative 28 Mrs. Edward Bolds Thanks: Helicopter for aerial photographs 28 Hon. & Mrs. Beck Condolences: death of husband 28 Bert L. Cole Thanks for meeting 28 Clifford C. Nelson Thanks: Helicopter for aerial photographs 31 M/M Armand Marion, Jr. Regrets: Participation in American Assembly' 31 C. Gail Norris Handwritten note 31 Robert B. ladeluca 1976-77 Unit Expenditure Study 31 David A. Van Vleet Applicant 28 Gov. James Longley Regrets: Participation Northwest ASCE 28 Bob Henry Recommendation: Pollard Dickson 28 David E. Skinner Project Recognition/Black Culture Workshop 28 Mrs. Bruce Stevenson Alaskan land preservation 28 Ed Kormondy Congratulations: Bd. of Governors 28 Will Humphreys Sabbatical leave 28 Warren Vadman Continuing Education IRS notice AUGUST at Grays Harbor 1 Karen Kramer Scholarship funding testing 1 Kathy Hahn Pleased to know of her current activity 1 Dean Clabaugh Telephone cutbacks 1 Larry Skerbeck Applicant/Tumwater School District 1 Paul Casey Welcome hack to Washington 1 Staff Devel. Comm. Request of Rindetta Jones 1 Graduates Invitation to Alumni meeting 1 Putnam Barber Inability to serve on Safeco Board 1 Martha Simmons Thanks for confidence 1 Donald H. Zoller Thanks for booklet 1 Marj Yung Thanks for note re: Freeholder 1 Carolyn M. Ragan Condolences/answers to questions re: 2 Herbert J. Arnold Demographic charts 2 Miss Dana Ireland Congratulations: Graduation from high school 2 Douglas Scrima Evergreen's potential 2 Peta Henderson ?naccuracies in article in OUTLOOK 2 Jane & John Sylvester Thanks for Janet Holmes' party 2 Will Humphreys, etc. Centralia using TESC facilities 2 Bill Aldridge Reveries on faculty retreat 2 Hank Liebling Productivity Center 2 Robert W. Kelley Photography in TESC structure 2 Hon. Jim Matsen Thanks for invitation: Regret 3 Internship Supervisors Expressions of appreciation LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject AUGUST (Cont'd) 3 Prospective Intern. Supervisor Thanks for interest 3 Pete Taylor, Dave Milne Fisheries Department hassle 3 Richard M. Montecucco Public Admin. Theory Network 3 Will Humphreys Guy Adams? Proposed Project (above) 3 Will Humphreys Recommendation for photo lournalism teacher 3 Bernard E. Kelly Transfer for Affirmative Act ion office 4 Herb Robinson-Sea. Times Response to Times editorial on Fisheries/TESC 4 Deans & Directors Budget priorities 4 C. Gail Norris HEGIS coding 4 J. Vernon Williams New International Economic Order 4 Robert R. Jones Regrets: speaking Shelton Kiwanis 4 Prof. Jim Rosenzweig Managing motivation 4 Ruth V. Russell Regret: speaking Educ. Oppor. & Resource Center 4 Robert P. Lawrence Betty Estes - ICRC representative 4 Pres. Glenn Terrell Resume: Mrs. Bailey (applicant) 4 Hon. August Mardesich Arrange time to meet 4 Hon. Eleanor Lee 4 Hon. Susan Gould 4 Ellis Dunn, etc. (9) Thanks: agreeing to serve on Vancouver Adv. Bd. 4 Hon. Sid Morrison Arrange time to meet 4 Dana L. Campbell Thanks for confidence and encouragement 14 Mrs. R. Humm Regret: Speak Court of Honor Troop #51 15 C. Gail Norris Graduate 16 Hon. Donn Chamley Seattle Times 17 J. W. Peltason, American Council of Ed. Evaluation of Marketing Paper 17 Glenn Pascall, Wash. St. Research Council 17 Mariel Strauss Suggestions for improving summary 17 Herb Robinson 17 Bill Hucks/Barbara Swain Thank you for wedding invite 17 Replacement plate - campus photo 17 Gayle Rothrock 17 Janet Holmes al/Court decision enjoining the VA Admin. Thanks for letter of confirmation 17 Hon. Warren Magnuson, et 28 Eleanor Siegl Receiving Eagle award, I am pleased 28 Don Randall 28 James Turney U, U? 28 Erick Gray U? ?? 28 Rudy Schaad 28 Sara Jane Rowland 29 Dean Clabaugh Thanks for invitation September Regrets for not being in at time of campus visit 1 6 All Faculty and Staff Laura C. Ford Entertainment expenses 6 Paul Roberts 6 A. V. Smith, Pres. Draft of letter to Max Cleland Membership nonrenewal Summer Working Hours Taxes The Evergreen State College vs. Max Cleland Adequate info on grad. ?~ current jobs - gift giv.. Thanks for letter sent to Editor of the Seattle Prog. being initiated by Pacific NW Bell Tele. Thanks for prominent location of DJE's letter in LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject SEPTEMBER (Cont) 6 Virginia Kemmis Advocate for senior citi~en issues 6 Char Olson-Alkire Grad. offering to assist - regrets to Wash. St. YouthL leadership Seminar 6 M. Donald Hetu Response to former governor fan 6 Ralph Lovelace Concerns re: Evergreen 5 enrollment 6 Adm. A.M.Bledsoe response to former governor - fan 6 Mrs. L. L. Dye Retort to accusation that Evans condones lewd acts. 6 Frank Charvat, CLU Regrets - unable to aid acounting further 6 Hon. James Dolliver RE: portrait - end. from J. Haseltine 6 Charles Abernathy RE: directories on alternative high school in state. 6 Freddie Martin Suggested participation in Minority Internship Frog. 7 Brian Cantwell CPJ Expression of support from other campuses 7 Kurt Hanson Exression of support - response to 7 Dr. DAVID Warren letter to interested applicant -Provost 7 Michard Montecucco Use of campus for campaigns for public office 7 William Little Propose Ms. Jones as participant in Racial Mm. Stu~y0~ 7 Mat thew Smith Congrats on completion of Ph.D 7 Larry Stenberg Thanks for job well done - new student pamphlet 7 Daniel Elazar Discuss future activities of Adv. Bd. 7 Charles McCann cost-of-living increase during leave of absence 7 Louis Perry Regret unable accept invitation 7 Gail Martin Prospective student - Michael R. Johnson 7 Michael Johnson Refer prospective student to Career Planning and Plac. 7 Byron Youtz Re; grants to further studies in Communications 7 Charles Kincaid Re; program offerings in field of communications 7 Maj. Gen. R. Miller Regret unable to attend dinner for Howard McGee 7 Maj. Gen. H. McGee Gratitude for excellect service to armed forces 8 Dr. Jim Duncan Good luck to Republican candidate. 8 Sister Sally Furay Regret invatation to become member of West. Coil. Ass' 8 Youtz, Clabaugh, Eldridge Ideas for consid. from Foundation's Bd. of Govs. 8 same plus Annis Summary report of meeting with Lloyd Cooney 8 Andrew Schmookler Letter to interested applicant 11 Paul Marsh Support for the Asian, Studies conference 11 BOb Carr Senate Bill 3170 11 Willie Jackson Veterans Administration 11 Barbara Clark Offer to help acitvate graduate program 11 Hon. George Scott RE: outline for proposed book on Evan~s adminstration. 11 John Gardner Regret decline candidacy for Govern. Bd. of CommonCas; 11 George Kinnear Organization of Foundation acitivities 11 Guy Adams Response to Aug. 3 memo 11 Mark Lindquist sent catalogue 12 Rindetta Jones Affirmative Action Programs 12 Rob Knapp Suggestion for Orientation 12 Hon. Georgetta Valle RE: job of studying or research legislative problems. 12 Dr. James Morishima response to letter of help re; Instit. Research staff' 12 J.W. Peltason Withdraw from Council of Education 12 Cameo Smoot Petition and related materials for cam~us hearing 12 Robert Gottlieb Congrats on receipt of funds to support"Tues. at 8" 12 Sherman Huff ins same 12 Frank Charvat Decline responsibility in scouting in Seattle Council. 18 Dennis DArling Residency status appeal 18 Holly Sawin RE: particiaption in Env. Faire in Seattle 18 Charles Bingham Seminar for businesses involved with Japan 18 Robert Buck same 18 Ricahrd Smith same LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient ifiect Sept. {~ont.) 18 Ricahrd Ford Seminar Kyodai 18 William Franklin same 18 Philip Swain encourage attendance at Kyodai seminar 18 Donald Vollmer same 18 Dean Clabaugh et al Lunch mtg. prior to Governor's budget hearing 19 Robert Hawkins Expense for Sept. 14 meeting. 19 Hon. Slade Gorton Request formal AG opinion re political act. on campui 19 Helen Hannigan Thanks for gift 19 Robert Preston Approve request for Nat. Science Fdtion to ~o~rgmo~ny~ 20 20 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 25 26 26 26 26 26 26 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 Kris D. Rothert Award to Eagle Scout William Moran Proposed gen. provisions for student assist. programs: Les Eldridge/Annis Note from Jeff Kelly Guy Adams Dates suggested for seminar participation Byron Youtz Coordinator position for C-Draw same Karen Kramer letter Pres. Ceo. Fredrickson DTF report on intercollegiate athletics at Evergreen Barry Senter Thnaks for visual displays for budget presentation Earle McNeil thanks for dihuas for opening session of faculty mt~ Cathleen Carr denial of Campus Hear. Bd. for further action Malcolm Schulsberg letter to interested applicant - teaching Genny Ingersoll evaluations/grade point aver. comparisons Norward Brooks evaluations sent to U of W. for doctoral program. Gordon Chew Thanks for offer of assistance onerfitting yawls. Grad. Program Adviser Recommendation for Robert Redman Marvin Peterson Decline invite to participate in NAVPA conference James Richey use of vidoe cassette unit All Evergreeners Speakers' Bureau Leg. Nom. facing Primary discuss challenges and hopes of Evergreen Leg. nom., unopposed information re Evergreen's direction and goals Ricahrd Montecucco IRS Implications of College Invest. Foundation Money Expanded Responsibilities for Les Eldridge LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Letter to interested applicant - Provost search Wolf Foundation C. Boyer Wolf Foundation letter accompanying job recomendation Concern recomendation for Kim Kertson et al Attached Reprint from Center for Study of Federalism accompnaying letter to Adm. Smith & Rr. Adm Bridge Congrats on new responsibility Gongrats on Change of Command RE: relocation of NOAA to SAnd Point letter to former student Dean Clabaugh Peter Conn Dave Milne Mr. and Mrs. Kim Kertson To Whom It May Ginny Ingersoll Commander Bird Rr. Adm. H. Adm. Horton Mrs. Thomas Tim Hawley Bridge Smith Winter October 2 Friends of Evergreen Financial support 2 Peter Geiler et al Meeting to get acquainted 2 Hon. Dixy Lee Ray TESC Handicap Accessibility and Trans. Plan for Leg. 3 Dean Clabaugh Tuition rates fo~r out-of-state students in summer 3 Dean Clabaugh Conservancy status of wooded areas on campus 4 Bill Hucks Who's Who in American Colleges & Universities. 4 Byron Youtz Orca Society 4 Thomas Sampson thanks for letter of support LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient October (cont) Subject 4 Dr. Randall Eaton 23 Ibsen Nelsen 4 Rudy Martin 23 Milton Shapp 4 Bob Henry 24 J. W. Peltason 4 George Kinnear 24 Payroll 4 Mr. C. A. Widing 24 Cora Lawrence 4 Karen Kramer 24 Alan Otten 4 Nancy Taylor et al 25 Affidavit DJE 5 Mark Backler 25 Robert Carson Warden 5 Ms. Debra Johnson formation of Orca Society recruitment spots of KING-TV re; exchange visits with 4 Kathleen Theoe Project Recognition 5 Robert Lorence correspondence related to development issues thanks for Hakai salmon 9 Robert Benson reply to student re access to audio studios request to serve of DTF on design for 9 Walter Stolov enroll. TESC Joyce Tangiora, fincancial aid arrangements letter to interested 9 Bette J. Martin applicant 10 News Release letter to student re internship needs Rental space for Centralia's Assoc. of Arts 13 Bob Kirkland Degree TESC replacement Equip. Request 13 KAOS et aT late evaluation problem corrected. letter of recommendation - Wm. Leckenby 13 Jane Sylvester Notice of Public hearing - facilities usage Letter to Scout Eagle award 13 Mary Jane Clarke Public hearing at Oct 19 Bd of Trustees mtg. letter to trustee re: delegation of 17 Mike Perry authority etc. facilities uage by State Music Teacher's Assoc. TESC-High School 17 Members of the Faculty in-Service Day 17 Rudy Martin Provost II search 17 Yuki Chancellor Faculty rep. at Bd of Trustees mtg. replace Dimitrc Staff rep. at Bd. of Trustees 17 Bill Hucks mtgs. replace Annis Student " " 'T " replace. Hayes submission 17 Maureen Kawaoka of expenses for Oct 11 mtg in D.C. welcome to faculty member, congrats on award 19 Edward McQuarrie visit to campus from Adm. Assit ., Baylor U. thanks for gift 19 Ronald Boyce acceptance of petition to Campus Hearing Ed. my cost of 19 Marlene Strans repair from auto accident Contact with Capital Mall 19 Charles Gustafson Meeting with Classified Staff VP Discuss 20 Ms. Sheryl Fejeran response to letter of recommendation Policies for Vietman 20 Clabaugh/Youtz Vets and handicapped HRD Letter of recommendation - Maureen 20 Claubaugh Peirre off-campus programs offered by West. Wash U. art 20 Dean Clabaugh gallery exhibits program 20 Eugene Cota-Robles Design for Enrollment DTF 23 Deans & directors reply re Design for Enrollment DTF views reply to 23 C. Gail Norris recommendation on behalf of interest ap~l~ Letter from James 23 Robert P. Collier Juehule - re Mr. Wink 23 James L. Haseltine Re Republican party candidates for 1980 Jean Cay follow up 23 Larry Stenberg re; article in Japanese Architectural Journal reply to 23 Kris Robinson letter to former governor response to invite. for Washington 23 James Kuehnle Panel Wini Ingram and Andrew Hangman - employ. contract 23 Will Humphreys letter to interested applicant 23 John B. Anderson letter to friend VA lawsuit letter to Eagle scout 23 Will Humphreys LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient October ( Cont) Subject 26 Robert Charette Regret unable to attend 30 Warren H. Green placing ad with Affirmative Action Register 30 Hisato Yamada Letter to foreign student re English study 30 Palmer Smith regret, unable to accept invitation to write 30 Nbrs of Bd of Pub lications Req. for emergency mtg. of Bd of Publications 30 David Milihauser response to mail delay problems 30 C. Gail Norris eligibility for State Need Grant awards 31 Donald Morken thanks for contribution 31 Margaret Brown verification of names of Pres. and Business ofcer. November 1 Dean Clabaugh 29 Faculty 2 Sandra Simon 30 Dennis Rivers 2 Lois Berg 30 Tom McCarthy 2 Elizabeth Ulsh 30 Jeffray Otto 2 Edward Reid Revised job description for Les Eldridge serve as Faculty 3 Barb Smith et al Adviser to TESC Bd of Piblications same 3 Hearing Bd. Mbrs. serve on TESC Bd of Publications represent CPJ attend Bd of 3 White /Aurand Trustees represent Staff Report to Trustees 3 Jackie Trimble Gustafson/Carnahan Hearing Report to Trustees thanks for job 3 John Terrey well done Handwritten note assistance re enrollment problems 6 Les Eldridge Role & Mission Statement & internship concerns agency 6 Byron Youtz legislation we might be requesting thanks for assistance with 6 Orin C. Smith PSAs appreciation for PSAs 6 Eric S. Bremner Faculty membership, Appointment& Eval. policy congrats at 6 Ancil Payne semifinalist in National Merit ScholarshL Continuation of 6 Press Gustafson/Carnahan Hearing issuance of report on TESC 7 Awardees sent caLalogue 9 Hear. Bd. Mbrs discussion with faculty re prison rehabilitation unable to 13 Wm. Chance accept invitation to speak suggestions of how to apply education 13 Gordon Cutler to job seaking Classified Staff met. 13 John Wachsmith to serve on college's Bd. of Publications letter of Barbara 13 Anne Hardin Ramsey success 14 Jana C. Hollingsworth - 1978 Achievement award 14 Classified & Exempt staff Monthly invitation 17 Dave Ammons thanks re congrats same (8) 17 Jack Leversee thanks of assistance for snow removal transportation 20 Kathleen A. Smith reimbursement response to application for change of residency 20 awardees statu 22 Roy McCormick cosponsorship by Kyodai and TESC seminars, winter 197 offer of 22 Mary Isabell assist with job search 27 Kevin Ferris-Hanson congrats on election to Wash. St. House of letter to interested 28 Cane Cable a~plicant acknowledge not having received check Progress Report 28 Peita Peterson on Provost Search employee problems utilize grievance 28 Bob Eberle procedures explaning qualitative narrative evaluation to 28 Bob Coon employe grateful for continued interest in TESC - alum 29 Frank Wulff Represent. LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient Subject November (Cont) 30 Ann Thompson Handicapped access 30 Vernon WArner witnessing a situation between employee & studeEt 30 William Evans (Mrs.) PresidentFord"s visit to Seattle December 1 Rinetta Jones Charles Gustafson et al 1 Mike Kreinler Margaret Gribshov 1 Richard 0. White Kitty Gillespie 1 Nancy Parks Galen Jacobsen 1 M/MDanie'l Dootson Andrew Z. Edwards 1 John B. Foster Mickey Gustin 1 Dr. Roy Cochrane Wm Spino 1 Ron Keller Monty Anderson 1 Del Bausch Jerry Cook 4 William N. Paris Mark Papworth 4 Phyllis Erickson Gerard J. Sheehan Kenneth Fisher Eugene Andrews 5 John Bremman Mack Smith 5 Bradley Folenshee Jr Arnaldo Rodriquez 5 Art Feiro 5 Jury, Am. Inst. Of Jeff Kelly 6 Franklin Fogg 6 Sheryl Fejeran 6 Mary Isabell 6 Robert P. Adams 7 George Van Neighem Robert Kaffer 7 Mary Isabell Friends of Evergreen 7 Peter Elbow Diane Winslow 7 M/M Johnnie Harris Lovern King Barbara Smith 7 Mike Contris Philip Havens 7 Personnel Action form - educational leaves Budget request for TESC 1979-81 thanks for lecture to freshmen legilators Would you be willing to serve as resource perse~: 7 thanks for feedback thanks for feedback on graduates looking forward to reveiwing 1947 study budget requests of TESC - summary same 7 options for undergraduate credit for Legislat. servi~ TESC participate in discussion re service resident o~ Peirce Co. 8 Gustafson/Carnahan case 8 Faculty Rep. to Bd. of Publications educational needs of incarcerated people TESC housing 8 system audit 8 letter to grade school student at Laurelhurst visual arts director - working together no 8 authority to act as ex-governor letter of support and endorsement - thanks congrats 8 commtment to receiving applications prior to Dec. 15 regret unable to help at present 8 Preservation of Governor's Mansion receipt of Executive Planner for 1979 response to letter 8 of offer of assistance Camera Damage 8 response to interested applicant Admissions Counselor candidate 10 acceptance of speaking engagement Port Angeles Arch. endorsement of James 11 Hussey as Fellow 11 Affirmative Action Officer and Chemist Thanks for interest show in Evergreen 11 intentions to repair my vehicle that you hit introducing contact at TESC during stay here 11 thanks for support and offer to help thanks for resolving technical issues re budget decling 11 services as search consultants projects evolving with Ofc. of Fed. Contact compliani 11 requesting financial support 11 re manuscript from Johnnie & Diana Harris thanks for ideas and comments re Evergreen re 11 manuscript and where to proceed materials in Doctoral work paper Continuing problems 11 with audio equip. letter to retiring Daily 0 writer changes in age of population - higher LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 education LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 Month/Date Recipient December (Cont) Subject 12 15 15 15 15 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 Dianah Snipes Roarty Ruth Wilson Anne Turner Darrell Six Gene Gredricksen Gordon Brown George Russell Harvey Manning Christopher Reynolds Wally Eldridge Ernest Boyer Mark Myers Gary Furness Kim Spellman Casey Clishe Mr. .Wm. Hayton Anne Wexler President Carter David Story Joseph Malik Nels Hanson WAlter Williams Rheta Lange Richard Jones Sam Sherer Dean Henricksen To Whom It May Concern 20 20 20 Kitty Gillespie 21 Al Williams 21 Larry Hobbs 22 Jack Slee 22 Joseph Slatzer 22 Roland Donisi 22 Robert Yourzak LETTERBOOK INDEX - 1978 22 Senators & House Mbrs 22 Representatives use of facilities - Arts Festival, for Handicapped comfort and offer of assitance on disappearance of da thanks ght. thanks excellent job of restoring Vancouver quarters thanks for Eskimo Art work calendar Thanks for apples decline inclusion of Evergreen trails in hiker's book declining intervention is audio equip case. home sales decline - indicator to watch leadership assistance at Carnegie selection of legislative interns interest in teaching at TESC thanks for article about TESC in O1yr~ian thanks for article about TESC in Olympus National Merit Scholarship award process offer of assistance, ratification Preservation of natural heritage in Alaska confirm invitation on behalf of Bd. of Trustees same same decline in home sales - indicator to watch thanks for rememberance and old family letters conclude search for Provost and early appoint. made thanks for pocket calendar let me know if I can be of further assistance letter of recommendation - Dean Henricksen Collective Bargaining DTF Bd. Mtg. & consideration of Strike policy Strike Plan unable to handle individual contracts from WALLA WALL letter of GET WELL thanks for help with Vancouver program Humphreys cking our capacity re your proposal student exit procedure acknowledge offer to assist - health services improve~ withdraw from speakers roster Am. Soc. of Civil Eng. cover letter for Evergreen brochures same
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You aren't going to significantly improve this god-awful line by spending 10+M on one guy. So we add Long for 10 million, great. It doesn't matter because we'd still have Chris ***** Spencer next to him.
You can fix 3 or 4 spots on the line for 12 million if you spend smartly and hit on a draft pick.
Jennings shouldn't get a major contract as for most part his big play this year has ceased ,, Thus we should be weary of rewarding him big $$$
Emery cant throw away another 1st rounder like he did in his 1st draft ,, Failure this year at draft will start making him look like Angelo
Lets not forget to factor into the probably cap implications in 2 years of the dead cap space that will result from when Bears cut McClellin after it becomes all to clear he is failure ;)
Bears could always follow the Washington example and draft a developmental QB in round 4
Or you can bring in a vet like Grossman.. Someone who can start a few games if needed
I'd be happy if the Bears can trade down in the 1st round and add an extra pick in the late 2nd or 3rd round.
I'm not completely opposed to spreading money out and using picks on the line but it just flat out has not worked at all so far. I think it is time for something drastic. Either way, whatever they do decide to do, it better work fairly immediately because this team is hanging on by a thread as is age wise. If it is going to take a year or two to develop the offensive line through shrewd signings and draft picks, maybe we should look at trading some of the top guys for picks and tanking for a year. I don't know, the Bears situation is a very delicate one. I'd say you have this year, next year, MAYBE the following year to get it done with this core of players but that is definitely it.
Honestly ,, Bring back Rex
We know what he brings and as a cheap 1 yr (or 2 yr) backup option the Bears wont be in bad shape
Also did everyone see that the Jets named Sanchez there starter
Fans are pissed and McElroy got screwed
The Bears need to stop drafting all these god damn nickel corners (both Moores) and safeties in the middle rounds. Most good teams make a killing in the middle rounds.
You sure like having dramatic titles when the chips are down.
Agreed, have to stop with the defensive backs and have to make the top picks count. Emery needs to hit a few home runs next draft. The wasted picks have ****ing murdered this team over the years.
Rumors going around that the Raiders are trying to bring Gruden back. I think that would be cool.
Not sure Hester is much of a money-saver. Urlacher on the other hand....yea his value has to be going down a bit. He's realistically getting around $9M in salary cap.
/glad I'm not a Jets fan
Aaron Rodgers
Nick Collins
AJ Hawk
Greg Jennings
BJ Raji
Clay Matthews
James Jones
Jordy Nelson
Those are some huge impact difference makers. Have some starters from this years draft but its too early to tell how good they will be.
Jones was a 3rd round pick but yeah those are definitely impact difference makers. The Bears need a draft where they hit a homerun early and get a couple doubles or triples in the middle rounds, like the Packers, Steelers, 49ers, etc have done.
Packers drafted Bishop,Sitton, Lang, Burnett, Jones, Finley (at least before this year he was difference maker)
Steelers drafted Wallace, Sanders, Colon, Brown
49ers drafted Gore, Bowman, McDonald, Goldson
The Bears have been searching for good safeties for a long time. This year Conte and Wright have really solidified the position. Don't think you'll see them take a safety before the 6th round any time soon unless they let Wright walk in the next few years.
Anthony Thomas
Tommie Harris
Bernard Berrian
Melton will get a raise for sure
Louis, not so much and only a 1 or 2 year deal
Tillman will not get a contract with THAT high Cap Hit
Jennings is quality and will get paid, but he may price himself out in 1 1/2 year thinking he can cash in.
Wright will only get a slight raise
MLB + SLB - Roach will stay, do you really think his raise will be that much?
DJ Moore is good and will stay so will Hayden. Both are cheap and give us good quality
Gould won't get a raise
you should not forget that we will bring in 2 1st round picks and 2 2nd round picks. That is 4 players. Can cut Speath, Davis, Hester to free up Cap Space.
Bears have enough Cap Space going into the future while adding a LT like Long or Clady or Albert or Bushrod. The quality those guys have over Webb is worth 9 million
The Bears have 13m in cap space for next year, and they still have to pay Melton, Urlacher (or another MLB), a backup QB, the draft class, and they have zero guards for next year.
I think that we, as a board, can agree on one thing.
This is all Stan Bowman's fault.... somehow
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Cash for Clunkers program ending Monday
It was inevitable that the Cash for Clunkers program would come to an end.
The Obama administration will officially end the popular $3 billion program on Monday, giving car shoppers a few more days to take advantage of the incentives.
However, some dealers are calling it quits today.
"It has been administrated so poorly by the government that regardless of when they end it, we are going to end it on Friday," Tim Zellers, owner of Tamiami Ford and Tamiami Hyundai, said.
The Transportation Department said Thursday the program will end at 8 p.m. Monday.
Until then, car buyers can receive rebates of $3,500 or $4,500 for trading in older vehicles for new, more fuel-efficient models.
"It's been a thrill to be part of the best economic news story in America," Transportation Department Secretary Ray LaHood said in a statement. "Now we are working toward an orderly wind down of this very popular program."
Through Thursday, auto dealers have made deals worth $1.9 billion and are on pace to exhaust the program's $3 billion in early September. The incentives have generated more than 457,000 vehicle sales. Administration officials said they have reviewed nearly 40 percent of the transactions and have already paid out $145 million to dealers.
Administration officials said applications for rebates will not be accepted after 8 p.m. Monday and dealers should not make additional sales without receiving all the necessary paperwork from their customers. Dealers will be able to resubmit rejected applications after the deadline.
President Barack Obama said in an interview Thursday that the program has been "successful beyond anybody's imagination" but dealers were overwhelmed by the response of consumers. He pledged that dealers "will get their money."
Dealers have complained of delays in getting reimbursed and backlogs of vehicle paperwork getting processed in the program. Dealers have said they face a risk of not being reimbursed but LaHood has pledged that dealers will get paid for the incentives.
The administration has said it has tripled the number of staffers sorting through the dealer paperwork.
Zellers said the Clunkers program has been very successful, but just not fair to the dealers that participated.
"It's not fair to the dealers to tell us that we will be paid in 10 days and we have no idea when we are going to receive any money," he said.
Zellers said they haven't received any reimbursed for about 100 new car deals through the program.
So, after receiving a letter Wednesday night via e-mail by the National Automobile Dealers Association suggesting that the dealership use "extreme caution" Zellers said he decided to stop the program by Friday night.
Tamiami Ford and Tamiami Hyundai staff spent Thursday contacting customers to inform them about the end of the program.
Despite only being reimbursed for one vehicle, John Burke, general manager of Germain Honda Naples said he was disappointed that the Cash for Clunkers program could come to an end.
As of Thursday, Germain Honda Naples had more than 80 trade-ins. This month, Germain Honda Naples had taken 58 used cars through the program.
"It's been a very good blessing at the end of the summer," Burke said.
Burke said the program has brought in mostly local people who wouldn't normally be in the market to purchase a new vehicle.
Some dealers were no longer participating in the Clunker program.
The Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association, which represents dealerships in the New York metro area, said about half its 425 members had left the program because they couldn't afford to offer more rebates.
Ted Smith, president of the Florida Automobile Dealers Association said he didn't know how many dealerships in Florida had stopped the Cash for Clunkers deals already.
The financial arms of several automakers have begun offering help to cash-strapped dealerships, in some cases by floating loans to help cover clunker-related shortfalls. Toyota Financial Services is offering loans to dealers for up to 60 days to cover the lag between a dealership's payment and its reimbursement. The financial-services arms of Honda Motor Co., Nissan Motor Co., Ford Motor Co. and other automakers are offering similar programs.
The government's online reimbursement system was flooded with reimbursement requests shortly after the program began in late July, overwhelming the computer system and staff set up to process the deals. That led to big delays for dealers trying to file the paperwork they needed to get paid back for the rebates.
LaHood said earlier this week that some of the submitted paperwork had been incomplete or inaccurate, leading to delays. He acknowledged the Transportation Department did not have enough people to process the paperwork but said DOT was ramping up staff.
DOT said earlier this week it was tripling its work force to handle the rebates and expected to have 1,100 workers dealing with the paperwork by the end of the week.
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Well,... it happened. In some ways I still don't know why. I joined Facebook. There; It has been said and done. I do have a few good reasons I'd like to remind myself of.. At work I've been asked to make a 'mini Facebook' for a local college so that the old-girls can keep in contact. Now the only way I'm gonna learn what these young ladies will expect out of their website, Is to dive head in here and explore Facebook for myself.
Secondly,.. I'd be silly to deny the huge growth that Facebook is experiencing. Growth = $$$. I'm keen to see where I can lay my programming hands in ways to either make money or self advertise.
Of course,.. to all my friendlies: I joined Facebook because I love networking soooo much. If you know me well you know how much I talk. Really though,.. I'm sure I'll enjoy at least some measure of social networking here.
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The engine oil pan gasket can develop a leak. Leaking oil may accumulate on the exhaust system resulting in a burning smell. Replacing the gasket should correct this leak.
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A wiring problem with the fuel pump control system may shut down fuel flow to the engine, resulting in a stalled vehicle, as well as power steering and power braking system failure. Loss of engine power, braking and steering assist can result in an unsafe driving condition that could result in a crash. Dealers will inspect and replace wiring that controls the fuel pump to correct this concern.
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… Plaza del Ayuntamiento. 45002. Toledo. (Castile-La Mancha) Fax.: +34 925253400 | E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. http://www.catedralprimada.es. An excellent example of Spanish Gothic art. The temple dates back many centuries, but has only existed as a Christian church since the nineteenth century. …
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… Carretera de Circunvalación -Frente al Puente de Alcántara. 45006. Toledo. (Castile-La Mancha) The Bishop of Tenorio's castle. This castle was built as a monastery according to an order by Alfonso VI in honour of the saints Servando and Germano. But due to the fact that it is close to the Alcántara …
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… Calle Samuel Leví, s/n. 45002. Toledo. (Castile-La Mancha) Fax.: +34 925215831 | E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. http://museosefardi.mcu.es/. Spanish-Jewish art. Located in the El Tránsito Synagogue, the site is evidence of the rich heritage of the Jewish civilisation. A visit to the museum offers a …
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The Cat Came BackThe Cat Came Back (1936) - Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series by Dave Koch
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- A Vitaphone Production
- Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Featuring: Kitten, Mouse, Mama Cat, Mama Mouse.
- Originally Released on February 08, 1936. (more dates ...)
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 8:08 minutes.
- TechniColor (Two-Strip)
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A curious kitten leaves her family to play with an equally curious little mouse from across the hall, despite both being told by their mothers how bad the other's... (more)
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