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See bighorn sheep, Dec. 3 and 4
Thu, 18 Nov 2010
It's the time of year when rams charge into each other, slamming their horns together in a spectacular head-butting ritual that's designed to attract the attention of the ladies (female sheep called ewes).
Utah's Cleveland Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry
Wed, 17 Nov 2010
Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry contains the densest concentration of Jurassic-aged dinosaur bones ever found. The deposit is also the largest collection of a large meat-eating dinosaur ever found.
Willard Bay WMA closed Nov. 13
Mon, 08 Nov 2010
On Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010, the Willard Bay Wildlife Management Area (WMA) will be closed to general public access to accommodate the annual one-day youth pheasant hunt. The youth hunt previously has been held at a Walk-In-Access area.
Swans are flying into the marshes
Mon, 08 Nov 2010
Swan hunters: It shouldn't be long now. During an aerial survey on Nov. 2, 2010, Tom Aldrich counted 14,793 swans in marshes along the eastern shore of the Great Salt Lake.
Deer hunters: let your voice be heard
Tue, 26 Oct 2010
The Division of Wildlife Resources will present some major changes for the 2011 hunt at public meetings in November. Those changes could affect the number of bucks you see and the ability you and your family have to hunt.
Small quail can provide fast shooting
Tue, 26 Oct 2010
If you've ever thought about hunting quail in Utah, this fall might be the time to give it a try. California quail and Gamble's quail populations have done well in Utah the past few years and appear to be doing better this year.
Apply for a 2011 Sportsman Permit
Thu, 21 Oct 2010
Applications for next year's most prized Utah hunting permits ? 2011 sportsman permits ? will be available by Nov. 1. Only Utah residents may apply for sportsman permits. One sportsman permit is offered for each of the following species: Desert bighorn ram, Rocky Mountain bighorn ram, buck deer, buck pronghorn, bull elk, bull moose, hunter's choice bison, hunter's choice Rocky Mountain goat, black bear, cougar and wild turkey.
So. Utah fish eradication projects
Tue, 19 Oct 2010
The Division of Wildlife Resources will be conducting three projects to eliminate undesirable fish in Southern Utah in the near future.
Antelope Island Bison Roundup
Thu, 14 Oct 2010
The 'Wild West' returns to Antelope Island State Park! Join us for the 24th Annual Bison Roundup, Friday, October 29 and Saturday, October 30, 2010. Volunteer wranglers will saddle-up and move the park's herd of 600 free-roaming bison from the southern tip of the Island to the bison corrals on the northern end of the island.
Kamas fish hatchery closes
Thu, 14 Oct 2010
"Whirling disease has been detected in the creek above the hatchery," says Walt Donaldson, Aquatic Section chief for the Division of Wildlife Resources. "We don't think whirling disease made it into the hatchery. But we're not taking any chances."
Fall fishing in the Uinta Mountains
Thu, 14 Oct 2010
Many lakes and streams in the Uintas are managed as recreational fisheries, and they contain a large variety of trout species. The mountains? trout residents include brook, cutthroat, golden, rainbow and tiger, ...
Rifle deer hunt shorter this fall
Mon, 11 Oct 2010
Anis Aoude, big game coordinator for the Division of Wildlife Resources, says if you're hunting in northern Utah?where the winter was mild this past winter?you could see more young bucks. If you're hunting in southwestern Utah, where deep snow covered the deer's winter range, you might see fewer young bucks.
Utah Celebrates Winter Season with Impressive Upgrades
Wed, 06 Oct 2010
Known for having The Greatest Snow on Earth�, the state of Utah is heading into the winter season with a wealth of new terrain, luxurious accommodations, on-mountain enhancements and adventure-packed packages to entice eager skiers and riders. Home to 13 world-class ski and snowboarding resorts, 11 located within an hour of Salt Lake City International Airport, Utah?s mountains are geared up to offer the ultimate experience this 2010-2011 season.
Prepare for the rifle buck deer hunt
Wed, 06 Oct 2010
Utah's most popular hunt?the general rifle buck deer hunt?begins Oct. 23, 2010. While taking a deer is usually the highlight of any deer hunt, make sure you take advantage of all the experiences deer hunting offers. If you're one of the lucky hunters who obtained a permit for the hunt, getting prepared now?by gathering materials and gaining knowledge?are the key to a safe and successful hunt.
Johnson Canyon Hike at Snow Canyon State Park
Mon, 04 Oct 2010
Visit Snow Canyon State Park with your family at 5:00 p.m., Friday, October 8 and join park staff for a hike to Johnson Canyon and Johnson Arch. Learn more about the natural history of the area as you traverse lava flows and a desert scrub community on this ranger-led, two-mile hike.
Hunting and OHVs
Mon, 04 Oct 2010
Off-highway vechicles (OHVs) are a convenient form of transportation to hunting areas. However, with the increased number of registered OHVs used during hunting seasons, it is vital for hunters to know and obey OHV laws and rules for their own safety and the safety of others.
Big 2011 deer hunt changes proposed
Mon, 04 Oct 2010
Members of the Utah Wildlife Board want hunters to see more buck deer during Utah's general hunts. That goal has led the Division of Wildlife Resources to put on hold big game hunting ideas it's shared with hunters over the past several months.
Calendar of Utah Geology 2011
Thu, 30 Sep 2010
Our 2011 calendar features scenic photographs highlighting interesting and unique geology from around Utah. The calendar will be available the first week of October for $4.95
Waterfowl hunt starts Oct. 2, 2010
Thu, 23 Sep 2010
This year's waterfowl hunt starts Oct. 2, 2010. Tom Aldrich, migratory game bird coordinator for the Division of Wildlife Resources, says most of the ducks Utah hunters take at the start of the season are locally produced birds.
More chukars this fall
Tue, 21 Sep 2010
Dave Olsen, upland game coordinator for the Division of Wildlife Resources, says rain that fell last spring and early summer provided the birds with better habitat. He says good spring and early summer moisture is critical to upland game birds.
Check out Fall Season activities at This is the Place Heritage Park
Wed, 15 Sep 2010
Children will enjoy pony rides, a petting corral, Pioneer Playground, a mini-train ride and take-home crafts. Parents and kids alike can ride the larger replica trains, explore the Native American village or visit Brigham Young's original farm house. Food, drinks and treats are available at the Monument Caf�, Huntsman Hotel and Z.C.M.I. general store.
Kokanee Day, Sept. 18
Wed, 15 Sep 2010
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will host Kokanee Salmon Day at Sheep Creek on Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010 at the Scenic Byway turnout where Sheep Creek crosses under Highway 44.
Bull elk permits should sell out soon
Wed, 15 Sep 2010
"Don't wait to get your permit," says Judi Tutorow, wildlife licensing coordinator for the Division of Wildlife Resources. "If you want to hunt bull elk in Utah, get your permit now."
Teach kids to see nature in a new way
Mon, 13 Sep 2010
Volunteers are needed to teach school children and other visitors about wildlife habitat and the importance of protecting it while guiding them along the center's new 1.5 mile boardwalk.
Order the 2011 Utah Scenic Calendar
Mon, 13 Sep 2010
The 2011 Official Utah Scenic Calendar features iconic destinations, outdoor activities, and events. The calendar features photographs of Utah's incredible scenery and travelers enjoying activites in varied landscapes.
Swiss Days 2010
Sat, 11 Sep 2010
Santa Clara's Annual Swiss Days Celebration is truely a home-town celebration full of history and fun! Santa Clara celebrated its first Swiss Days in 1990 in tribute to the town's pioneer heritage
Native trout returning to Shingle Creek
Wed, 08 Sep 2010
One of Utah's native fish, the Bonneville cutthroat trout, will soon be returned to the Shingle Creek drainage. Shingle Creek is one of the primary tributaries of Clear Creek, located on the north end of the Tushar Mountains in Piute and Sevier counties.
Bureau of Reclamation Announces $100,000 in Recovery Act Funds for Non-Native Fish Removal from Utah Lake
Tue, 31 Aug 2010
The Provo Area Office of the Bureau of Reclamation, an agency of the Department of the Interior, awarded a contract under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009, totaling $100,000 to the Central Utah Water Conservancy District (CUWCD) of Orem, Utah, for the removal of non-native fish from Utah Lake to aid in the recovery of the native June sucker (Chasmistes liorus).
San Juan ATV Safari
Tue, 31 Aug 2010
The San Juan ATV Safari is an incredible three-day adventure that will leave you breathless. This ATV extravaganza will surround you in the beauty and excitement available only in the Canyonlands Country of Utah.
Stay on guard: Mussels still a threat
Fri, 27 Aug 2010
Even though boaters are putting their boats away for the season, a nasty little invader could still make its way into Utah over Labor Day weekend. And Lake Mead would be a likely source. Larry Dalton says the number of quagga mussels produced at Lake Mead each year reaches its high point in September and October.
Apply for swan permits, Sept. 9
Fri, 27 Aug 2010
If you want to hunt tundra swans in Utah this fall, you need to apply for a permit no later than 11 p.m. on Sept. 9, 2010.
Two new otter populations possible
Wed, 25 Aug 2010
A plan that will guide how river otters are managed in Utah through 2020 was approved by the Utah Wildlife Board on Aug. 19, 2010.
Proposal could lead to bigger bass
Tue, 24 Aug 2010
Many Utah anglers aren't happy with the size of bass they're catching. Division of Wildlife Resources biologists have an idea to fix the problem: get more anglers who are willing to keep fish involved in bass fishing.
2010 duck hunt starts at 7:30 a.m.
Tue, 24 Aug 2010
On Aug. 19, 2010 members of the Utah Wildlife Board approved a 7:30 a.m. start time in Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Salt Lake and Weber counties. Over the past 16 years, the hunt in the counties has started at 8 a.m. Across the rest of the state, the Oct. 2, 2010 opener will start even sooner?at 6:55 a.m.
Free Entrance to Utah's National Parks on August 14-15
Tue, 10 Aug 2010
America?s Best Idea ? the national parks ? gets even better this year with several fee-free days at more than 100 national parks that usually charge entrance fees.
The Rockport Dam Jam Bluegrass music festival is Aug. 13-15
Mon, 09 Aug 2010
This is Rockport's annual Bluegrass music festival. If you play, dance to, or just like to listen to Bluegrass music, you'll want to come and join the festivities. Camping is not only available but also encouraged; non-campers are also welcome to join in the fun. Fees for camping are $2 per person per night and day use fees are $5 per car. For further information contact Rockport at 435-336-2241.
2010 Wildfire Report
Mon, 09 Aug 2010
From Utah's coordinated fire information center.
Special Youth Upland Game Hunts
Sat, 07 Aug 2010
Hunters who are 15 years of age and younger can participate in special chukar and pheasant hunts this fall.
2010 archery hunt preview
Fri, 06 Aug 2010
Overall, the number of mule deer in Utah is holding steady at just over 300,000 deer. The number of bucks wildlife biologists saw after last fall's hunting seasons averaged about 16 bucks per 100 does on the state's general season units.
Burbot captured in Green River
Fri, 06 Aug 2010
Burbot are a nonnative fish from east of the Rocky Mountains. The fish was captured during an electrofishing study to recover and study endangered fish in the Green and Colorado rivers. The burbot was captured from an electrofishing raft roughly 1.5 miles upstream of the Split Mountain boat ramp in Dinosaur National Monument.
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Tim and Laraine Gengler of Lindsborg announce the engagement of their daughter, Kalli Gengler of Lindsborg, to Cody Weibert, son of Russ and Jamie Weibert of Gypsum.
Kalli is the granddaughter of Helen and Buck Gengler, both deceased and formerly of Beloit, and Odella Brannan of Clay Center and her late husband Jack. She graduated from Smoky Valley High School in Lindsborg in 2009 and from Wichita State University in Wichita. She is a registered nurse at Lindsborg Community Hospital.
Cody is the grandson of Larry and Pat Weibert of Lindsborg and Dennis and Kay Chinberg of McPherson. He graduated from Smoky Valley High School in Lindsborg in 2009 and is employed in McPherson.
The couple is planning a May 25, 2013, wedding at Lindsborg Evangelical Covenant Church.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – Throughout the summer and into the early fall semester, GoIslanders.com will talk with members of the Islanders men's basketball team to give you more insight into the ins and outs of the basketball program. Today, we visit with junior Ted Wang.
Last year for the Islanders, Wang played in 24 games, averaging 9.5 minutes every time out. He posted 1.2 points, 1.3 rebounds and 0.5 blocks per game a year ago, with his best outing coming against Bethune-Cookman.
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The Rolla Fit Girls and Teens Run Rolla held their last run of the season at Lions Club Park Wednesday, June 26. Both running groups are part of the Rolla Multisport Club whose mission is to provide training support and encouragement to members while promoting health, fitness and community involvement.
JoAnne Steineman heads up the coaching staff for the Fit Girls who range in age from 9 to 12. Their program consisted of six weeks of non-competitive runs designed to gradually build strength and endurance for the 5K run Wednesday.
"The program teaches girls exercise can be fun. It gets them off the couch and gets them running," Steineman told the Rolla Daily News.
It was the first running season for 10-year-old Abby Housewright. Her mom, Hannah, joined her on the fun run as did a number of other parents. Hannah was quite impressed with Abby's dedication and how well she picked up on the fitness workouts. Abby noted that making new friends was an added bonus.
Fifteen-year-old Lilly Germeroth and Tina McEacher, both members of Teens Run Rolla also enjoyed the running and the fellowship.
They really enjoyed their coach Kate McDonald who is no stranger to fitness.
McDonald has run a number of marathons and is getting ready for an Ironman Triathalon.
"She was an awesome coach," said McEacher. "She put us on a good training program."
McDonald had equal praise for her girls.
"They did great," she shared. "They showed up each week with great dedication."
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Repaving to close cashier drive-thru
Published: Monday, February 18, 2013 at 6:39 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 18, 2013 at 6:39 p.m.
NORTH PORT - The utilities cashier drive-thru at North Port City Hall is closed today for repaving. The overnight drop box also is not accessible.
Crews will be sealing and striping portions of the parking lots at City Hall, the Police Department and the George Mullen Activity Center through March 7.
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Central Michigan University BOARD OF TRUSTEES MINUTES June 28, 1967 expc~dit"l"CS from said Cen trul Michigan University's fund" has dc~errnined tbat it is necessa ry and fo r the bes~ intHcst of Ccn~ ral Michigan Univcro ity its students a nd personnel tlla t it construct and equip athletic field. for athletic development pu r poses on the South Caropus area of Central Mi ci,igan University which .hall include: ( a) Thc rough gr<lding of pare of the area, (b) Construction of var ious i ntramural athl etic facilities f or f ootball, ba.eb"U and general uSe (all of which will hercafcer bc referred to as "Project -P h<lse 1"); and WHEREAS, this board has plans fo r the further athlcHc developmen t of the South C"",pus arc" which probably will include a foot ball stadiu", and golf course (wh i ch is hereinafter r eferr ed to as "Project -Phase II") , and WHEREAS, the Hlchignn Legislature has speciHca lly approved the acqUisition of t he hnd to be used for the forego ing Projec t - Phase I, and W/IER EAS, the University by prope r r esolution ha~ de t e r mined t o obt ain by mcans of a StUdent Athle tic FacUlt ies Revenue Hnaneing the Sum of $725,000 which shall be us~d to allow the University to proceed iU<Tlcdiatcly to refund lin existing £in~nci n l> ,,;hercby part of the land for uSc in ProJ~et -P h3se 1 ... as acquired in 1965 and to P<.LY I'"rt of t h" cose of acquiring 383 acres of additionnl l and to be used [or the rest of Projcct Pha s e I, and W/!ERF.AS , the I\nnk is I-lilling t o fu rnish said f"nd s for the $~i d pu~posc upon ~hc terms and condi tions rnore fellly Set f or th herein; and WHEREAS , t he Trus tee is ... illing to <lccept t h" trus t and assume ~h e duties ns Trustce for the sa cd purposes u pon the ten'" and conditions mor e f ully sct fonh herein ; NOW, THEREFORE , in c onsideration or the premise" a nd 10 mutual agreements herein containcd, the pa r ties hereto do hereby agree as follows : SECTIO!I 1 AGREEt-!ENT ( a) Agreement of Bank. 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J.l.IS1l3111Nn :lItJ. jO SUlVtai\O:l JlIlIYmIl.lV 'I NOI.L:lJS SEctION 5 RP:r.r.. .. Sr. or PROCEEDS I t is agr~ed b~tw~cn the parties that on the date this Agreement and Note nre cxecuted the Bank will r&l~. ae t h~ lu nds to the Trustee and thc Trustee in t urn will r e l ensc luch funds a s t hey become n~e ded for the p urpose of purchnsing the l and and r,,£un<ling tllo purchasing ef land for Project - Phase 1 u described h",etofore, SECTION (, PT.I'.DGE OF SPECIAL FEES All of the Special Fees , as defin ed abov e , ate ir-re" ocnbl y pledged 4~ aee"dty for the payment in full o r the Note and accrued intereaC thereo\> .nd Cor the pedeemanee of the co"eoants hereof from and aft er t he date when this Agree- ..,nt shall take efhct , the lIniversity hereby .... lgns and pledges to the Trunee , and granta t o the Trustee fer the benelit of the Bank n security interest in all of said Special ~'ees {or the payment in full 0(- said Note and accrued l.nterelt thcrCOl1. The U<li"ersity "srees to execute a nd de liver to the Trustee as of the d;)to oC Chls Asreem,mt, a Fina ncing Statcment co"ering the for egoing 80curity in such fo rm as shnll be o/ltis - f actory t o the Tru.tee And the Bltnk , and the Trustee shall cause t he 5,""e to be filed in .ccordane .. "ith the provi. ions ot the Uniforlll Conmereial Code , .. enacted in Michigan. SEctLON 7 PAYMY.NTS TO TRUSTEE The Univ er5i~y o&ree~ that it will set aside and pay out to the Trustee from Special Fee. ~. p ledged hereunder , nOt le •• than thirty (30) days prior to Janunry 1, 1968 , July I, 16 1968, and thirty (30) days prior to each January 1st and July ht thereafter until the Note il paid in full, payments or principal end interest o f at least $45 , 000 on both pri ncipal and intereot, laid payment to be applied Hrlt on int"rest and the balanc~ on principal on ench paym~nt date. The above amoun ts of Spedal Fees , . ha ll be in the appropriate year • first lien and charge on a ll University Feel charged and collected. ""tch lien la , howc"er . of equal lundlng and on a parity , .,ithout preference one over the other, wi t h the follo"ing other lien. a portion of said Uni_ "(lrlity ~·eea pledged for the payment or outotanding bonds designated as f0t10~· 8 : (1 ) Central Michigan Vnl"orsity Residence Hath and Ilputmlmts Re " enue 8c)nds dat ~ d Augus t 1, 1956 , iseuo<l In the original face a"toUne oE $6,1.50,000. The .'oe Pledge 16 $1. 50 per student fo r cach r egular se"",ster and $1.00 per nudeot for S UllnH School . (2) Central Michigan l/ni",nlty Swdcnt Center Sinking Fund Bonda dated April 1, 1959, i.sued in the original face amount of $2,100,000. The .'eo Pledge is $91. , 500 [or each fhcAl year. ( 3) Ce n t ral MichiSan Universi ty Sinking I'und R~ venue Bonds dacad Novclnbcr H, 1959 , i ssued in the original h ce It_ OIOUnt of $3,9(10 , 000. The Fcc Pledge 11 $75 , 000 !or each fiscal year. .mich lien •• r •• ubjeet to the right r •• er"cd to issue addltional obligations secured by pledgc nnd al locations of portlon. of University Fees of equal standing and parity of lien on all University Fees , with.in the llmitations "xpressed in Section 4 of thh A ~ rc~ment . 17 SECTION 8 TRUSTEE PAYMENT TO BANK The Trus ~e8 agrces that all funds paid to it for 1"'- men" to the Bank .a provided in the preceding .('C~ lon or ehe- .. h ere herein aha11 b .. held i n tonISt and used solely to pay to t he Bank the pr inci pal ....... nt evidenced by the Note and ineereat accrued thereon . which pay...,,,ts shall be .... de on ehe due datel set Cortk in ~he Nate and ..n1<:h ",""unU shall be appUnd first to accrued incerest and then to p.incipal. SECTION 9 UNIVERSITY TO MAIN1'IIIN AND OPERATE PROJECT-PIIASf. I The lJntv a r d ty asr~c s chac i t wilt main tain and oper-ato Project-Pha~e I as £ol1o,,"s : (a) It will, aa each facility i s completed . keep It available, equipped and .... in t a ined for appropriate use by student. , perlonnel ~d alumni 01 the University at , II re~5onablc tlmcs as the University, in ita discretion . Shall b~lieve necessary . ( b) The Un iversity agrees that all costs inciden tal t o the ...... t nhtr.tion. "per ation. maintenance, i nauean"e. r e-paies end other cOBt l rel a ting to Proj ect -Pha se I. t ta equipment ahall be p.id for CrOll operating revenue, or from such other fund . i n it. posse .. I .... which it ""'y legally usc for the pur-pose . and that . ueh cost. shall at no t ~c become a charge agaInst the Special r eco pledged In this Agreement_ SECTION 10 INSlJRANCE The lJ~ 1vcr8ity covenants and agrees that it will: (a) Pay tha I'rcmlum nece u ary to prOvi de . t andud 18 forn ext ended ~ovcrcge inaurance on Projcct -Ph ~sc I in Dn amount at l east equal to the unpaid balAnce on this financing provided that in cUe the unpald bds""" of this financing 'han bt> great .. r th .... the insurable interest the University ahall intute the ...... to It. Cull uuurabl e valu" . (Note: Thn Ters ""xtended coverllge" as used in the pr,".,eding paragraphs ,tu.1I include coveug" for Ion hom >l1nd-a t nrm , hail , oxpl08ion, and aircraft and vehicle damage,) (b) Pay the premium neee •• ary to provide public liabil ity insuranc e in Umito or not less than $250,000/$500 . 000 for Project-Phase 1. All ln a ur~nce ahllll be carrled wLth compnnics approved by the Trustee and the Ban k , All palic;'c" of in-ourancc or certi!!c"tel evidencing the carrying of insurance on ProJeCt-PhM" 1 herdn deslr,nnted _hllll be deposited with the TTu ~ te" and the Trustee ahnll have a firs~ lien on all pay"",ntB made on the polid ... (except public liability) up t o, but nOt to exceed, tho unpaid balance of ~he N""e and the i nterest tbereon, In case of Ion. tha Trustee shall apply proceeds of said inlUtanCa (e~cept public liability) to the repair and re.tor.tion or Project-Phase 1. wholly or partially destroyed , to its for .... r condition or in such other manner 8 ' will uke Projccc· Phue I uuble to t h" satishctian of the Bank, the Tru.tee nnd tho lJnivenity , provided , ho"",,ver , if, i n th .. judpent or the Trustee, and the Bank, the funds received from laid in.urance pollcies Or otherwise shall be in- . ufficient to .,ake Project-Pbaae I reasonab ly us"bl .. , then in ~ha t event the TruttoQ m~y hold the funda paid te it by r eUon of ouch loss and £uch fu~ d s shall then be paid to the Bo nk and applied first to a~cruod intereat and then to principal_ 19 SECTION 11 AUDITS AND ACCOUNTS The University agrees to furnish to the Bank and the Trus tee an annull report or audit r eport, within nmety (90) day. alter the end of each Uscal year, showing in renonable detaH a complete record of the financial affairs of the Univer-dey during tho preceding twelve (12) months' period and such reaaonablo apecific information relatiog [0 Project_Phase 1 •• the Sank or Trustee may reasonabl y request. This annual report or audit shall be certified by an indep8Od~nt Certified Publ ic Accountant aolected by the University with the approval of the Truatee and the Bank. The Unlvcr"ity furthH .• gree. to per mLt the Bnnk or Ir~"tee to Qxnmine at convcntent times ,,11 of it" book. and records relating to the opera tion of Proj ~ct-rha"e 1 or the collection of the Special Fees pledged h~rcund~r . SECTION 12 REPRESE»TATlOOS AND IiARRANTIES The U"tversity r .. pr"5""t~ and warrants that, (e) Reports of the Univ"rstty d"Hver"d to the Sank and the Trultee respecting the past record of its enrollmene, estimates of future cmroUIOcnt , and estimates herein as to thOJ projectcd Special Fee" oyer t h" entire period of the Financing, f.irly r epre.ent the past ~ xpcrlcncc of the Univcr.lty and re-fl ect itl belt judg .. ~t AS to the .... HeTS so e stima t ed . SincR tha submIssIon of such reports , there ha. been no material edv"rae change in any of the p~rt ic 111nt5 thereof , Or factOTl relating t !'crcto. (b) No litigation or govcnlmencal proceedings are pend-ing, Or to the knowledge of th" University thraacancd against the University which OXIuld have s material adverse effect On chi' 20 Financing or th~ s~curity there!or. (c) All acts required by the Constitution and applicable s t a tutcs of the Scate of Michigan and all applicable rules and re-gulation. of the board have been Or ... 111 be compHed with by the exeeution of thil Asre"",8O[, and the said Agreement is, and the Note when h.ued »:Ill b~ valid and binding in accordance with the tellDs henot. (d) ttl principe l plaee of business is He . Pleasant, Michigan . SECTION 13 EVnlTS OF DEl'Al1LI If anyone or moro of the fnllowLng events hcreLn ca lle,! "Event s o! Default" shall occur 'Old be continuing, th ~ prinCipal amount of the NOle <lnd accrued lntorcst th"~eon sh"ll become due and payable "pon the d~nnd of eiU,o( the Il~nk or ~h" Trllstee: <a) Dcfault in the paY010nt "'h~n due of interest on. Or the principal of, the Note. (b) De Cault in the! observance or perfo ...... nce of any other part of the agre""",nc of the Univ"rsity h"rcln sH forlh, and the continuance thereo! for thirty (30) days arter notice ther~f to the UniverSity (rom either the Bank or the Trustee. (c) Any representations or warranties ..,.de by lhe UnlvcuHy herdn, or any representation or werranty ... de by the Univeroity in any report , .tanment, .chedule , Or ecrtifi-cat" furnished to the Bank or Trultee purs u<lnt to this lI1;re,, - ~nt, prove untrue in any matorisl rGspect. REMEOY ON DEPIIUI.T In cUOJ of An event of d~fault so deHned i n Section 13, the Trustee ".y, and on direction of the Bank shall: 21 (I) Pr~ced to enforce its righ t s and the r ight . of the Bank ctehH by .... ndatlllls , spec ifi c performance, or any other • .,ltable alfirfl'lllt ive "" .. edy , t o " aope l t he Univerai t y t o per Cor .. each and every coy"" .. nt her ein contained or by i njunction to prevent the Univers ity from performing any aCt in violation oC •• lel covenants . (b) Dcllgnace a receiver to t ake. charge of and II1II,,Ige l'roJect-Phase 1- And when l he T1USt .. C shall do aD t he Un1\1c, a1ty agrees CO "l'pO[nC tlu,- person So dcsitnatcd <)I aueh receiver with all the power and .uthority it c an 18~ful1y cOnfer to control and regul aee ~he operation of Projcc t-Pha50 1 , e l,e U5e8 Co .. hlch It mny be put "nd t o impos~ and coll ect chnrgca , feca And rCn U for t he u.e t he r~ o f upon any us er s , includi n{: the Un i versity or any of i ta faculty Or student', to supp lem"nt or r epllleo , U CIH) ellae mIly be , ehe Special Fcc. t o be chllrged eDch fituden t U",refer te t he exten t the Un i v e r sity has hUed Or Caila to ",dntain .nd collec t sa id Spee i.l J.>ees . nd to pay lalle to the TruBtoc in .ccordance .. ith the provhion8 of t his Agreement. The University agn_e~ to c o::rply ,",Hh and enfo~ce a LL orders end require&ent& of such r eceiver 8ubject only to .... Ch reR8on.bIe rulu and ~egula t lons it .... st OIake for the general ~lfate of che student. of Centr.l Michigan Universily , (c) Secure the appoinc"",nc by a Court DC competent J url.dictl.on of a reeeiuer to take c ha rge of, !Mintain and operate said ProJ .. ct ·ph .... I a nd to main tain . nd eoll .. et c ha~g ... , feel and rents lhe.re l ot' undH the judsdiction of t he Court . S\l ch r ights lind r e"",dies shall be e " "", h eive and any t'"'O or more thereof may be exerc i sed by t he T l~stee succ essiv ely Crem timc t o time ,,,,d any failu ,.e on the paLt of the Tr us tee to toc C Shall not con stitute a ,",aiver of any right or remedy "hich the T " u H~C Or tl,u Bank ""'-y possess hereunder. The Univer ai ty ex pressly authorizes the Tru.tce ta bring a ny af the actions " t taw Or in equity herein be- 22 fore ment 10ned and hereby waives any ~nity Co be proceeded aga i ns t ". he re i n ."thorl~cd whlch 01., cxht by rea Son of its bdng a subdivision of the Stat e govern""'''t. upon .. r inen request by t he Bank, t he Trustee sh d l .... 1ve . "y defaul t he ~eunder upon cODp1t<mee by t he University ..ith .11 o f lhe covena"cl , cond i tions and provisions he r eof , including pa~t in f u ll o f ~ ll .lIOunu t hen due under the ter.." of thil Agreemcmt . nd Note.. In the event the Bank shall d irect the Trustee t o eXH ciu any 0". er """re of t he Trustee ' s remedlcs on dcfault h erei n au t hcr1>:ed, Or i ncorl'eratQd herein by r c [ erence and .h~ll 1'00T5onally i n d""..,Hy t he T .. ..,8Lec u pr ovided in Sec tion 15 (c) hCl'cot QIld t hc TI'Uotec s ha ll fail tn take such desig· nated ;lc tlon wi th l " £l fte"n (15) days a!ter having received writt en ~ otice ol t he ."me 0,,<1 bd!lS tnd em" i(! ed OS provid",l, the Ba l1k Sh a ll hnvc thc d .l\h t to an <l ""'-y CXHcise IIny and a ll of the R"",edles on DuCau l t hordn lIutho r hed or i nc orporat ed h e r e in by reference u U Lhe an_ "",re being exer ei8ed by I-he Tr uste e . SECTION 15 Dtrr l ES Of THE TRUSn.E ThQ lollowing are tena. alld co"dition" under which t he TrUHee aceepU ~he TruAt : (a) All tept'e5ant.tlons or fact he.·e ! " arc agreed to bO- stlltcmcnu by the Un lversit·y and .h~ll not be con strued as made by t he Tr us t .. e . (b) The T,·uBlee ahaH hava ,.0 r es ponsil> i lity fo r the validit y, e xecueion er acknowl cdB""'n t h or co f , of eho Note s ecured hereby, or fer t he " "CUre , extent or amoun t of the s ecurity aCCorded hereby , Or f or any b .. e.ch by the University of . ny covc na nll herei n contained . 23 Centr al Michigan University Board of Trustees Meeting of June 28, 1967 Mt. Pleasant, Michigan Members present: Mrs . Jean E. Backus; Roger M . Bus fie ld, Jr. ; Lloyd M. Cofer, Chairman; Mrs. Katharine C. Hafstad; E. Allan Morrow; Lawrence D. Rahilly; James M . Umphrey; Walter W. Wightman; Judson W. Foust, President. Also: NorvaU C. Bovee, Treasurer; Mrs. Jeanne F . Collins, Secretary; John H. De Carlo, Vice President of Public Services; Earl H. Cress; Byron P. Gallagher, Legal Counsel; Wilbur E. Moore, Vice President of Academic Affairs . The meeting was called to order at 2:00 P.M. by the Chairman. The Minutes of the Meeting of May 17 , 1967 . s tand approved as printed. Chairman Cofer called for reports from the Standing Committees: Flnanoe Committee - Mr. Morrow It was moved, seconded and carried that the following Resolution be adopted: 11ESOI.UTION or CENTRA!" MICHIG,\.:; UNIVERSITY BO,\.RI' or TRUSTEES IIH:ltIG TUF: CONSTITUTIOli,\.!,. AND STATUTORY BOARD OF CO~,RO!" or CENTRA!,. MICHIGAN UNIVERSITy} AUTIIOI\1.t.ING EXI'UIDITURES fOR PERI006J,lS-!;7 TIIlIOUCII 7-31~1 PIUOlI TO AI·PROVA!,. OF 1967-68 OPEAATINC BUDGET R!;SOI.U TION WII I:1U:A~, tl>< Loo7 Ug1" l.ture hao:>ll yet 16- 260(;1) lVI' approvod app<oprloUon" le< tim IOO1-G~ fiscal Y.~r, .n<! wt!t:llr")'S, It I. 1'001 "" .. I~I.IO adcp' an Op.r.tln!: !lodge' for tho IOO7.e8 l' llca l YCO" unttl the lkgl.b'ure act. on opproprlatlOn. , un,) WlII:RI:,\S, U I. ".,c ... ar), to p:ty )~~-GS oalary "".to .t~rtlnlr 6-21;-07 R"d o)'~rM'ng ""oto otortinK 7-1- 61, NOW, !IF. rr R£SOLVlm lha, til. p...,. idon, of CenLr.1 MIchi gan l}nl.~ ... lty I)IJ Authorl •• " ,0 <»ptmd . "ch f""~. ao a r c oece •• ary to PO}' .. I ~r)" nnd ,,'oge cootl ". """'PUle,! on pre.!o" ol)" approved •• Iacy and waKe s<I>OO"lo" ~ nd ~uch <>[)lJutllli tOIII .. are ncc.,.."ry 1.0 kcq, til. In.mu,iOl1 oper3(1lli for th_ ~crlod of GJ,l~-$7 L.hro"g117-31-~1, 2 Academic Affaire Committee - Mr, Umphrey It was moved, seconded and carried that the Board approve the recommendation of the Selection Committee for a Dean of the School of Education and President Foust and appoint Dr _ Curtis E. Nash fo r a two year period , 1967-68-69. President Foust reviewed a proposed amendment in the Leaves of Absence Policy. A joint meeting of the F1nanc laI Policies Committee and the Committee on Leaves of Absence unanimously recommended that the following provision be included or Incorporated in the agreement signed by a person on leave with compensation: Sign, at the beginning of such leave , a personal note for the full amount of such leave-pay at 7% interest compoundable annually from the date of signature, said note to be a) cancelled, together with accrued interest, upon the reCipient 's completion of the stipulated period of full-time faculty service immediately following expiration of such leave~ or b) due and payable upon demand, with accrued interest to date of fina l payment, should the recipient fall to fulfill a ll stipulations due to voluntary nctions on his part, provided: That partial fulfillme nt of the stipulated conditions s hall result in a pro rata reduction of the total obliation. Time spent on such Academic Improvement Leave shall not count toward tenure. It was moved, seconded and carried that the above provision be accepted . Dr. Foust submitted information from the University Senate Chairman concerning a recommendation that paragraph 2 D on page 97 of the Faculty Handbook be replnced with the following statement: "Although the University subscribes to the policy that classes should be met consistently snd generally wherever feasible covered in the absence of instructors, It Is In the interest of professional advancement that classes may be dismissed upon occasion for attendance at professional meetings with the approval of the Department Chairman. " It was moved, seconded and carried that the above recommendation be rejected . 3 (el The Trustee, saVe for gross ncgl igence Or 10111- ful mi'conduet. shall not be liable ior any LOS8 or damage what soever arising out of any act ion or failure to ~ct in connection wlth til .. obligations of this Agr" ... en t, and shall not be liable for ti,., ,,"Helle of any discretion ()r p"","cr here unde r, or mista keS of judgr:cnt, or otherwise.. ""c opt IOUHul .. hconduct or gro .. negligence. (d) 11>11 Trustee ohall be. protc"tC<i 1n .. ny ,,-e tian cnken upon any notice , r esolution, request, con sent, eertifieal", .. CHdavit or oth~r papers bcl1 evr.d by it. officers to be genuine , and to have been paased by the proper person Or " arties . The Truatee shall nOt be bound to reeognhe any person "S the h ol,l ~t of the Note, un l ess and untU the "'II,,,, 11 s ubmitted to the Trustee lor inspection a. required and i U title c erta inly established, if disput.,d. (e) Th$ Trustee ~y solect nnd empl oy .uitable age nu and AttOrney " . Th" ,ca"onable compensMion of the Trustee a nd such agents and attorneys $ha11 be p"id by the Univers!ty. Tho Truscee shall be unde~ nO obligation or duty to perform any act hereunde, or dcfend any suie, unhss indClTIlli! ied to' iel sntlo (action. The Trustee shall hold .11 su"s recQived hereunder In lru&t for the benefit of the Bank , and said fund shall be used only for lhe purpose" and in the OMnner herein set lorth. SECTION 16 MISCELlJINEOUS Any no tice. or dC'lI.1nd which by the provil Lon . of this AgreCnLen t is required or provided to be serv~d to or UpOll the University, 8Dnk Or the Trustee respectivel y sh~ ll be de.,..,d to be given or ~erved lor all PU~I'08e6 by bci<,& sent as r .,ghtere4 24 mnil , post .• [;C prcpaid , Ildd,-cucd co Boar d of T,·ult~o. of Central Michigan University. Mt. P1eannt, Mi.clligml. 0,' to Nation" l fl"nk of Detroit , Detroit, Michigan, or to Ann Arbor Trust Cornp~ny. Ann Arbor, Michlgan, respectively, or if any other address s h all at any time be designated by any of the" i" wrlting t o the oth"rs to such other addnas . NO coun., of dealing between the University , the Rank and the Trustee or any of the,. or any del~y on the parr of the Bnnk or Trustee in eKercis lnl,; ony ri ghts hereunder or u L1 d~r the Not., Shall oper.te as a ", .. iver of any right. hereunder or under the Note or o thcrwill.e. 1£ and "'hen ~he principal and in terest Gtipulnt<;d herflllnder shall ha ve been paid, or the Univeuity ah,,11 b~ve provided for aueh pay,,,,,mr by depositing "ith t h" Trust"" or tl>e Bank tile anoount of tile principa l of , and accrued int"r"st on , til" Note to ",awrity or to l he date O "cd Cor p"yment a. here in prov id~d, eh"n Lhls AgreemenL s hall be te"m lnated a"d ahall be oC no further force and ethet as 10 1h" UnlvC)" s ity , and up"" request of the Univerl1ty, the Bank and Tru.t"" shall e"ecu~" an in~trument specifically releasing lhe University fro,n the covcn.1nts h erein . Should .ny s"etion, subsectl.on or sentC1lee of this Agreement be held invalid for any reason , such holdin:;: shall ne>t be con.trued &5 affeetin!; lhc volidtty of any rco'aininB portion of said ticcti"" or of lid. Agrec""''' t. Thill A8reement may b" "Kccuted simultaneously in several counterparc. , .,,,,,,h of which ~hall be dc~"""d t o be .n origin"l, "nd auch coun ~crpore. , together, 5h1l11 and "'ill CotlstiCute one and the same instn".ent. IN IIITNESS WHEREOf, the. Bo~rd of Tnutces o[ Central Kich igan University , has ~au $ ed the.~ p~esent l to ba sign"d by 25 of Central Mlchip;an Unlvcuity , atteB t "d by _____ ___ _ of C..ntral Michigan lJnivenity, and sealed with its corporate aeal and the Ann Arbor Trust Cocapany hu cau ..., d t hele pnos"nta to be ~ lgn"d by its _____ _________ , aCC .. 8t .. d by its ________ _ _________ , and sealed with ita corporate leal , and the Naelo"al Bank of Detroit haa caused th"se pren nn to be executed on in bchalf by the Vice PreSident, attened by its Assistant Vice President and its corporate seal to be hereunder sffbed all on the ___ dey of ___ _ ___ , 1967. ATTEST: j Se" l ] AT'Ir:S'f : [ Scnl ] ATTEST : Aulae""t Vice Presidcnt ISeaI] $725,000 IlOAI\D OF TRUSTEES or CENTRAL MICHICAN lJNIVERSIT'f '" 00------------------------- Its ANN !J.RUOR TRUST Co.'WAllY '" I0ts0 --------------------------- NAtIONAL BANK OF DIITROIT ":"0-00'"'"00-----------------Vi,,- e President EXIIIBIT A Mt. I'leaBont , Mtchigan J un" ,1967 On Or berero July 1, 1977, the board of con t rol oC Centrnl Michigan University kno,,", as the Board of T,-uoceea of Central MIchigan UniverSity , a body corporate , created by nnd exhting under the Constitution of the State of Michi_ gan, prOlllises to pay to the o~d~r of National Bank of Detroit at its main oHice in tha City of DetrOit , Michigan , the SUm of Seven H~ndl cd Twe n ty -FLve Thousand ($725 ,000) Dollau to. jl;othClI' with int .. re.t th ~ reon as folIo"'.: (a) 3.75'1, per annu," until maturlty which is July 1, 1977; and (b) 6'1, thereafter . Semi-a,mual principal and interest pSyLn cn u Sha ll be msde in scco~d .. nce wlth Section 7 of a Student Athl"tie Facilities Rev~nu e FinoncinG ~nd Security Agree~nt, betwecn the maket snd t he p ayee hereof bearing eVen date herewith which principal and inteu-st payment . shall be not less than $45,000 on J anuary 1, 1968 and on each July 1st and J snu.ry l.t thcre. rter until maturity which f hall be July 1, 1977 , which p8y_ .... n t •• hall be ap plied Hrst on inter .. st IOnd th .. balanc" on princip.t On each pay"",nt da t e . 26 Thi' NOCG i. iS5UC~ pUflU.nt to, is entitled to t hc benef its , and 15 subjec t to all of the te .... s and conditions of, • Student Athl etic FacHitie. Rove"ue Financing and Security Agr .... """'t between th .. ..ake r and the payee hereof b .. aring evcn dat" h"revith. ATTEST: [Seal] BOARD OF l'RUSTEES OF CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY .,----------- C E R T I FIe A T ION I he reby cartify ~hae Ca) the fo~egotng is a full, true and correct copy of ~ilo Resolut ions and tbe ... ho le the,'co [, of the Board of T runC~1 of Cm1trnl fll.chtgan Univcr~ity rq\u-l arly pre.en tcd nnd Adopted by ~ <1,,8n t rnonR vote at " mccUne duly c~l1ed and hold in Mt. Ple8Ssl1t, Mi chigan on ___ __ _ 19_ at which a quorWII wu pro,ent and voted ; Cb)' ______ _ (and) fully dhcloaed certain intousu hc (ohe) (th,,-y) had in the transsction 1I1'proved by lhe fore&oil1& re.olution and thorc;][tcr sbndned from voting On the adoption thereof; (e) this disclosure vas set forth In the r"eord or the board; ~nd (d) the .aid Resolt>- t iona are du l y recorded in the ",i,lUte book of the Bo~rd of TTUscees of Central Michigan University and arc 81ill 1n rull force ~nd ~ ffect . Dated : Joanne ", collI", S~_crctnr',C-----lIe a r rl of Tn>oeee$ of CcntrD.I NichtClln Un1vc r .ity 27 It was moved, seconded and carried that Mrs . Jeanne F. Collins be appointed Secretary of the Board of Trus tees . It was moved, s econded and carried that the following Res olution be approved: RESOLUTION OF CENTRA L MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOAHD OF TRUSTEES (BEING THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY BOARD OF CONTHOL OF CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSIT Y) CONCERNTNG NEW SELF- LIQUIDATING FACILITIES. R ES OLUTION RESOLVED that the following plan for plant expa nsion In the SeULiquidating area be apPl'oved: 1. Take bids as soon as pos sible on Residence lIall Quadrangle housing approximate ly 1, 500 students. 2. Take bids as SOOIl BS po ssib le on 100 two-bedroom apartments . 3. Develop plans a nd specifications for an addition to the Univers ity Center. 4. The flrm of Roger Allen and Associates be engaged to deve lop plans and specifications for the apartments . (They have been previous ly authorized for the Res idence Ha ll Complex and the Unjver s ity Center addition. ) 5. Authorize the Ann Arbor Trust Company to deve lop a to ta l financ ing for the above faci lities and, specifically, at this t ime, to We final application with HUD in the amount of $3,850, 000; three million to be pr ovided by HUD at 3% - 50 yea r term , a nd $850,000 to be provided from private funds. 28 It was moved, seconded a nd carried that the Extension of the 1966-67 Negotiated Union Agreement be approved as follows: EXTENSION OF 1966-67 NEGOTIATED UNION AGREEMENT It is hereby agreed that the 1966-67 Negotiated Agreement in effect since November 16, 1966 between Central Michigan Uni versity a nd Local 1568 of the American Federation of State, County, aod Municipal Employees ' Union (AFL-CIO) will be extended on a day to day basis after 11:59 p. m. June 30, 1967 until such time as the 1967-68 Agreement has been negotiated, ratified, and is in effect. It is further agreed that any changes in the new Agreement will be retroactive to July I, 1967. Local 1568 AFSCME (AFL-CIO) Central Michigan University Council Representative Central Michigan University June 28, 1967 . Dr. Bovee officially r eported to the Board that the State Administr ative Board had approved construction of the new library and asked that the contracts be appr oved . It was moved , seconded and carried that the following contracts be awarded; General Construction Mechamc al Work Electrical Work Library Equipment Mille r- Davis Company Phoenix Spr inkler & HeaUng Company Holp Electric Company Republic Steel Company $2,037,500 936,000 298,900 141,745 Chairman Cofer asked for suggestions of dates for future board meetings. Board policy calls for a minimum of ten meetings per year . An open date in July, to be finalized when the legislature decides upon our appropriations, was agreed upon. August 29 was set a s a definite meeting date and thereafter each third Wednesday of the month as follows: September 20 January 17 April 17 October 18 February 21 May 15 November 15 March 20 June 19 December 20 29 It was moved, seconded and carried that the formal recommendations as presented by President Foust be approved: RETIREMENTS: Dr. Judson w. Foust, academic year. Presid.e nt, effective after the 1967-68 Miss C. Dorothy Schaefer, Associate P rofessor, Student Personnel Services, effective January 31, 1968. Dr. Mary M. Wills , Professor, English Department, effective June 10, 1967 . RESIGNATIONS: Mt·s. Dorothy Blacklock, Instructor, Department of Mathematics , effective June 10, 1967 . Mr. Erwin C. Bleckley, Assistant Professor, Foreign lnnguages Department, effective June 10, 1967 . Dr . Marie Dubke, Associate Professor, Department of Business, effective June 10, 1967. Mr. Norman Hallett , Instructor, History Department, effective June 10, 1967. Miss Wilma Hook, Instructor, English Department, effective June 10, 1967. Mr. Albert Long, Instructor, Mathematics Department, Ford Foundation Par tnership Vocational Education Project, effective September 5, 1967. Mrs. Linda M. Moffit, Instructor, English Department, effective June 10,1967. 01'. Gabriel P . Racz, Associate P rofessor, Economics Department, effective June 10, 1967. Mr. Arthur A. Saxe, Instructor , Sociology Department, effective June 10, 1967. Dr. John C. Welser, Associate P rofessor, Education Department, effective July 28, 1967. Mr. James E. Bealer, Administrative Assistant III, Student Personnel ServIces, effective June 30, 1967. Res ignations continued - Mrs. Edna Creager, Resident Adviser A-I, Housing Office, effective June 14, 1967. Mr. Clayton A. Roehl , Di rector, effective June 30, 1967. Educational Television, A-lV, Mrs. Idanette Van Wyhe, Res ident Adviser A-I, Housing Office, effective June 14, 1967. Mrs. Barbara Bauman, Cashier C-l, Business Division, effective June 9, 1967. Mr. Charles G. Clare, Trades Helper M-2, Maintenance Department, effective Aprill 0, 1967. Miss Betty M. Connor, Secretary C-2, Biology Department, effective May 24, 1967. !lIrs. Bernice Eisenberger, Clerk C-O, Library, effective June 9, 1967. Mrs. Donna Harris, Stenographer C-2, Physical Education Department, effective June 9, 1967. Miss Carole Kadlabitsky, Clerk C-1, Academic Affai rs, effective loIay 19, 1967 . Miss Sharron M. Makarewicz, Clerk C-O, Registrar's Office , Student Personnel Services, effective JW1e 2, 1967. Mr. John C. McAuliffe, Student Maintenance Supervisor, Housing, effective June 10, 1967. Mrs. Patricia McBride, Stenographer C-2, Academic Affairs , effective June 2, 1967. Mrs . Patricia McKeel, Key Punch Operator C- 1, Data Processing Center , Business Division, effective June 8, 1967 . Mr . William Smith, Student Maintenance Superv isor, Housing, effective May 29, 1967. One Temporary Groundsman resigned since the last Board of Trustees Meeting on May 17, 1967. 30 31 APPOINTMENTS: fill's. Caroline Baker, Instructor, Library, effective September 4, 1967. Mr. Charles Bettinson, Instructor (Temporary), English Department, effective September 4, 1967. Mr. Waiter J. Bisard, Instructor (Temporary), Physics Department, effective September 4, 1967. Miss Aileen Canfield, Assistant Professor, Foreign Languages Department, effective September 4, 1967 . Miss Susan Clarkson, Resident Adviser A-I, Housing , effective August 28, 1967 . Mr. Robert G. Clason, Assistant Professor, Mathematics Department, effective September 4, 1967. Dr. James W. Davidson, Assistant Professor, Secondary Education Department, effective September 4, 1967 . Mr. Holley Gene Duffield, Assistant Professor, English Department , effective September 4 , 1967. Mr. Marshall Hier, Visiting Instructor, Psychology Department, effective September 4,1967 for the fall seme ster only . flIr. Raymond F. Johnson, Instructor, Health Education Department, effective September 4, 1967 . Rabbi Josef Kratzenstein, ViSiting Professor, Philoaophy Department,for the fall semester only, effective September 4 , 1967. Mr. David L. Lake, Assistant Instructor (Temporary), Mathematics Department, effective September 4, 1967. Mr. James S. OWen, Assistant Professor, Secondary Education Department , effective September 4, 1967. Mr. Richard B. Parr, Instructor (Temporary), Health Education Department, effective September 4, 1967. Mrs . Joy Pastucha, Instructor, English Department, effective September 4, 1967. AppOintments continued - Mr. Vincent C. Peloso, Assistant Professor, History Department, effective September 4, 1967. Dr. Lois Pratt, Professor , Soc iology Department, effective September 4, 1967. Dr. Samuel Pratt, Professor, Sociology Department, effective September 4 , 1967. Mr. JameS L. Ralston, Instructor, Englisb Department, effective September 4, 1967. Miss Doris J. Ramsey, Instructor , Speech and Drama DepartIn;lut, effective September 4, 1967. Mr. Marion Reynolds , Assistant Professor, Elementary Education Department (one- half time), effective September 4 , 1967 . Mrs. Norma Richardson, Assistant Professor, Foreign lnnguages Department, effective September 4, 1967. Mr. Elias Sam'o, ASSistant Professor, Political Science Department, effective September 4, 1967 . Mr. Robert A. Sander, Instructor, Geography Department, effective September 4, 1967. Miss Hisako Shimura, Assistant Professor, Political Science Department, effective September 4, 1967 . Mr. Irvin Sigler, Instructor - Football Coach, Physical Educatiou Department, effective September 4, 1967. IIIr . Gordon Sigren, ViSiting Instructor , Psychology Department, effective September 4, 1967 for the fall semester only. Mr. Karel Topinka, Instructor, Foreign Languages Department, effective September 4, 1967. Mrs. Patricia Van't Hof, Assistant Coordinator, Instructor, Education Department, effective September 4, 1967 . Mr. Paul G. Vogel, Instructor, Physical Education Department, effective September 4 , 1967. Mr. L. Edgar Ward, Instructor , English Department, effective September 4, 1967. 32 33 Appointments continued - Mrs. Marie V. Gray, Resident Adviser A-I, Housing, effective August 28, 1967. Mr. Roger L. Sanders, Budget Director A-V, Business Division, effective January 9, 1967. Mr. Robert C. Blackmore, Student Maintenance Supervisor, Housing, effective June 10, 1967 . Mrs. Rose Marie Bowers, Typist C-O, Academic Affa irs, effective May 31 , 1967. Mrs. Marion Brown, Secretary C-4, Alumni Relations Office, effective May 15, 1967 . Mrs. Mary A. Hoffman, Stenographer C-2, President's Office , effective May 22, 1967. Mrs. Linda S. Measle, Key Punch Operator C-1, Office of Equipment Inventory, effective May 15, 1967. Miss Theo Ann IIUetke , Clerk C-1, Geography Department, effective June 5, 1967. Mr. Robert Parel, Student Maintenance Supervisor, Housing, effective May 30, 1967. Mrs. Arvilla J. Smith, Clerk C-O, Registrar's Office, Student Personnel Services, effective June 5 , 1967. Mrs. Geraldine White , Typist C-O, Alumni Office, effective May 15, 1967. Six Temporary Groundsmen were hired s ince the last Board of Trustees Meeting on May 17, 1967. TRANSFERS AND RECLASSIFICATIONS: Mrs. Joyce H. PUlote, Instructor, Philosophy Department, from a full-time Instructor to a one-half time Instructor for the fall semester 1967 only. Miss Carol Willis, Clerk C-1, Academic Affairs , from Clerk C-O, Academic Affairs, effective May 22, 1967. Mr. William A. Florian, Custodian M-1, Maintenance Department, from Temporary Groundsman, effective May 1, 1967. 34 Transfers and Reclassifications continued - Mr. Leo Smith, Trades Helper M- 2, Maintenance Depart ment, frcm General Maintenance M-1, effect ive May 29, 1967. PROMOTIONS: Dr. Thompson C. Moffit, Instructor, Department of Education, to Assistant Professor, effective September 4, 1967. SA lARY ADJUSTMENTS: Mr. George A. Schneider. Instructor, English Department, effective September 1, 1967. Recommend approval of the Consumers Power Company Right-Or-Way , subject to final review and approva l by Mr. Gallagher . University Counsel, as submitted. (Copy on file in the Secretary's Office.) Recommend approval of the Michigan Consolidated Gas Company Right-OfWay, subject to final review and approval by Mr. Gallagher, University Counsel, as submitted. (Copy on file in the Secretary's Office.) Recommend approval of a leave of absence Without pay for Mrs. flIargo R. Carlin. Recommend change in the leave of absence with compensation for Dr. Wakelin McNeel. Recommend approval of additions to the Off Campus Schedule of Classes, as submitted. (Copy on file in the Secretary's Office.) Recommend approval of the Proposed Salary Allocations for the 1967-68 year. (Copy on file in the Secretary's Office.) GIFTS: Grant in the amount of $20 , 000 from the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation, to the School of Business Administration. Grant in the amount of $50, 600 from the Mott Foundation for the a cademic year 1967- 68. Grant in the amount of $1,500 from the Inter- Industry Highway Safety Foundation of Michigan. Gift of $100 from Ginn and Company as matching gift with Albert F. Butler to the Alumni Deve lopment Fund. 35 Gifts continued - GUt of $100 from Albert F. Butler to the Alumni Development Fund. Gift of $50 from Ramon S. Scr uggs to the Alumni Deve lopment Fund. Gift of $10 from Floyd G. Slentz to the Alumni Developme nt Fund. Gift of $75 from Karolena fooL Fox to the Alumni Deve lopment Fund on the occasion of our 75th Anniversary . Gift oC $300 from the Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., to the Physics Department. The use of a 1967 Buick Electra 225 from Hartman Motor Sales, Inc., to be used III our School Bus and Driver Education Programs. Electric equipment and the chemistry laboratory frameofIex rack at an estimated valuc of $1,054.75 from the [)ow Chemical Company to the ChemistTY Department. Foul' New Britain shields from Cedric H. Mar ks , New York, New York, at an esthnated value of $600 to the Art Department. One hundred !leslst-O-Guides from the Internalional n esistance Com\)Uny, Philade lphia , Pennsylvania, at an estimated value of $25 to the Industrial Educat ion Department. To the Clarke Historical Library: From: Mr. and Mrs . Edward J. Kinnane, Bay City, Michigan, a gift of the History of 18Y County, Michigan, and nepresentative Citizens, and the two volume set of Historic Michib'Un, estimated valued - $60 . 00 . Mr. Michael J. Novak, Detroit, Mich igan, a gift of The Chattanooga Rebel and the State Republican Legis lature Souvenir, 1897, estimated value - $12. 00. Mr. Robert J. Cierznlewski , Bay City, Michigan, a gift of $25 for the Clarke Historical Library Newspaper Microfilming project. 36 Gifts continued - To the University Library: From: Elders R. Bateman and T. Terry of the Fi rst Presidency of Church of Latter-Day Sa ints, Salt Lake City, Utah, a gift of five books: Jesus The Christ , ~ Marve lous Work And.! Wonde r , Essentials I!!. Church Histor y , Gospe l Doctrine, Gospel Ideals, estimated value - $25.00. On motion, the meeting adjour ned at 3:50 P. M. Respectfully submitted , ~~,f!~ Secretary 37 The Gover ning Board of the Clarke Historical Ubr ary re<:ommended the {ollowing: ''That the Director and other employees In the Clarke Histor ical Library are under the control and supervis ion of the Governing Board with rank and classification and changes in rank or classification subject to the Board 's decision. " "The Director of the Clarke m s torical Library s hall confer with the General Librarian on matters which r equire mutual cooperation to ensure harmony between the Librar ies and prevent duplication of e ffor t and purchases of book materials. " 'The annual budget for the Clarke Historical Library shall be submitted by the Director at the mid-winter meeting of the Governing Board {or revi ew , acceptance or amendment and the final determined budget shall be s ubmitted to the Univer sity Board of Tr ustees without change . " It was moved, seconded and carried that the above recommendations of the Gove r ning Board of the Clarke Histor ical Library be rejected. It was moved, seconded and carried that the title for Mr. Cumming, head of the Clarke Historical Library, be changed from "Custodian" to "Director. " It was moved, seconded and carried that we continue our agreement with Mr. Byron P . Gallagher, University Legal Counsel, under the same conditions as 1966-67. It was moved , seconded and carried that the following Resolution for financing the land recently acquired be adopted: RESOLUTIOll Of BOARD OF OOlITROL Ot' CENTML MI CHIGAN UNIVERSITY AUTHORIZING A STUDENT ATHLETIC fACI LITIES REVENIIF. FINANCING IN mE AGGREGATE A.'KItmT or $725,000 WHEREAS, Gen tu.l Michig.n University i5 .n inst itution of highe ~ education established by l.w ~vin g authority t o grant baccalau r ~ nte degrees ; and 4 IIHER!:AS, the bond of control of Central Michigan Univeuity kn"""tl as the Soard of Trustee. of Central M[chigan University , a body corporate croated by .nd e~i . t ing under the ConstituLion of the Stat" of Miehiean and having full constitu-tlona l euthority over .nd gener.l superviSion of •• id Central Michi g.n University and the control and direction of all expendl-tures {ro. said Central Michigan UnlverllLy's [unds , hu det. r- ~incd that It is nece •• ary and ror the best intere.ts of Centr.l Michlga" University, its studenn and personnel thftt It con~truct and equip athletic ilelds for athletic d .. vel0l"""nt purposes On the South Campus Gre' of Centr al Michigan University which sh.ll lnclude (a) the rough grading of part of the a r ea ; and (b) construction of v8riOUI intr.~ral a t hletic facilitie l [or football , bu~ball and genernl use (all of .. ·h1ch will her eafter be r e ferred to as "Project-PhlUe 1" ) ; and WlIER!:AS, thls board has plan a for the further ath-letic deve l op",.,nt of tlla South C","~us aren (which is herein · after referred to .t "Projr<:t-Phue II"); .nd WllERRAS, the Michign" Legislature has spccUicdly Phas", I ; and WIlEREAS, in the opinion of the u id boud it is necess ary and expedi~t that the Univer.ity obtain the Sua of $725 ,000 to be used by it as Collo"8 : ( . ) $375 ,000 to r efund 'n existing financing ""ereby p.rt of the land fo~ uae in Project -Phase I waa .cquired in 1965; and (b) $350,000 to be used to pay par t of the coSt oi $409 ,000 of a cqulring 383 acreS of .dditional land to be used for the rest o{ Proje<:t - Phase 1. (Thh Board has determined t hat it hu .vaihble from its own resources the r emaining $59,000 neces sary to purchase the ad-dition. l 383 acres.); and 5 WHEREAS, there has bttn sub~it t ~ d for the con.idcracion of chl_ Board a proposed Student Athletic Facilitie. Revenue Financing and Securiey ABu ..... ent whereby the ~um of $725,000 will be obtained from National Bank of Detroit, for a t~rm of approdllloOtely ten (IO) yean. with final "",turLty on J uly 1 . 1977. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this board of control of Centr~ l Michigan University pro<:eed ta construct ~nd equip . aid ProJect-Pha.e I; Ind BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Cen tra.l Michigan Univer stty acting th rough thi. board obtain for such purpose the .um of $723,000 from the National Bank of Detr oit. a nat ional banking ~I.oci.tion of D~troit , Michigan , upon the terms and Conditions more fully oet forth in . IItd Student Athl etic Facilities Revenue Financing lind Securi t y Agre emen t , (her ei n aft~r r e ferred to .s the "Agreement"). and evidenced by a Note, both of which a~c approved a. to cont~nt and form substantially as scc forch in the forma hereto att.chcd and made a part of t his rcoolution, ~nd incorporated in the minute. of this mecting; and 8E IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that said flnancing it to be Cor the term of approKiaately ten (10) years at an interest r~tl of 3.15% per annu .. from da te of the Note until aaturtty which .h~ ll bl July I, 1911 . ~nd 61 per ~nnUIII thereafter. The repayment thereo f II to be aecu~ed by a pledge of Spechl Feo. detived from the collection of ~ specLal fee u ~ p~ rt of U"lver, tty Fees froco l aeh .tudent attending said University and de_d by this 8<)ud to bc benofitcd by said new Athletic Facilities at th" ti~e or registration in each t~r~ in .uch amount .0 that thc t<)tal of such fecs collected will prOvide annual aULns to be paid on the pnncipal of .nd interest on the Note equal to at hue those set forth in Sec t i on 7 of the s aid Agreemant; '"' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVF.D. that this Board hereby deterlOio u that the regularl y ~nroll ed full time 8nd part tu.e stu- 6 denta attending the Univers ity a r e each individually benefited and all of said studenC. are. 1n the aggregate. b~n~fited, by the availability or and from the uae of laid Project -Phase I to be lo<:ated on the South C...,pus of Central Michtgan Unive r any and tha t after September 15. 1967. each ouch student shall be charied and .hall pay to the University in each year for each term of attendancI a .pechl fee. at part of the University Fees, in an l.IIIOunt to be detenoined rrom tu.e to ti .... hy thh Board so that the aggregate amount of Special Fees 80 charged and paid ahall at least equal, 1n each fisc al yeor of the University , ~nd .hall not be less th.n the amounts . ~t farth i n Sec tion 4(b) of the Agr~~ment. Th~ Univeroity on the basis of pa.t ~xp eri ~nc e ha. estimated that revcnue_ f~om .aid Special Fee. will equal at l ea.t ~he amount. aet torth in said Section 4(b) . BE IT I'URTH~R RESOLVED that the Ann Arbor Trust CompGny. Ann Arbor, ~tichigan be and hereby it appointed to act a s Trustee under •• id Agreement here inbefore refe~red ta and approved and I ttached hlreto . and said Trustee .hall be ""t{tied to luch utate., powen . ri&bu, authorities, beneflts, privilege. and immunities as are set forth in this Resolution and said Agreement; .nd BE IT FlJRTHER RESOLVED that Jud • ..., W. Foust. Pres i dent of Centnl Michigan University and JURRe F. Coll(Q • . Secretary of the Board of Trustees of Central Michigan Uni" eralty . be and they are hereby authorhed. empowered and directed in the nl.Cle of the Board of Tt'ustees of Ccntral Michigan University and II 1t l corporatt ." t .nd d~ed to r e spectively execute and attut the Agrcement ~"d Note approved by and rnnde II. plI.rt of this ResolutiOn and to e"ecute and deliver such othor do"u"~nt l 11. ' mll.Y by them and each of them be deemed to be neCI •• ~ry or eKp~dient undl r or in connection with .~ id Agreement, laid Note or thit Ra. o l ution; and 7 a e IT FURTHER RESOLVED t ha t the Same o f f i cer s be and t hey are hereby authorized and emp ow~ rcd and dir&eted for and in the nNne of t hh Boa r d, and u i ts c orporate act and deed to 1I1Dke , conSent to and agree t o any change s in t he t e r ms and condition. of t he . a id Ag reement .nd Note which t hey may deem necuut)', expedient and proper at the t ime of " xecution of , aid Agtecm<!<>t and Note, but no auch amendmen t .h.ll change t he provisions , or the G1!>Dun t co be obtai ned, the i ntHut to be paid t he r eon , t he p8.y"'eo~ . rcqu ir~ d to be made or the .e-curtty pledged ; provided , however, tha t nothing cont.ined here-i n shalt be conside red .. 11l1iting the right of said off1cers to a l ter or change the date or 1,s\le of said Note Or of the dates and time. for pay"",nt of interes t or principal; and BE IT ],'URTIiER RESOL\lW , t ha t shOllld it develop that J udson W. Foult . h e9ident of Central Mich igan University , t hrough 111nen , absence Or other wise , be \lnab l e to perCont t he acts he i. h ~r"in authorized . empowered and directed to pe r form , then in t h5t (aSe Norvall C. Bovee , Vice f resident f or Bu!iness and Fin ance of Central Michi gan Un iv"uity a"d Treuurcr of this board II hcreby aut horized, ... power~d and d ir...,t.,d to p"rCorut any and all aet" and deeds herein autltor-h ed and direc t ed t o be perfor DOed by said Judson W. Foust and any actions so t sken by ,aid NorvaH C. Bovee 'hall be .. bind-ing on t he Board of Tru.te" of C e~ t r a l Michigan Unlversity a s if performed by sa id Judson \/, Foust ; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVF.D that should It develop that Jeanne .. . Collin". Secretary of the Board of Trustee. of Central Mi chigan University , through illnel5 , absence or other wise be unable to perform the acta ! he I t here i n a ut horited , empowered and d ircc~ed to perfor .. , t hen i n that cnse J ohn Dc Cn r lo , \lice fr e.id ~"t for fublic Se rvices o f Centr a l Mlchl.g.on Uni versity is hereby authorized , empowercd and dir e c ted to perform any and aU acra and deeds hereln fluthorlzcd and d i r ectcd t o be perf crlll<!d by the said Jean ... 1". OIllIn. and any ac tion .0 taken B by said J ohn Decarlo .hall be a. binding on the Board of Truneal of Cent r al Mlchi&&n University aa if perlor,,"ed by the said J oanne F. CUlll "'l ; . nd BE IT FURnlEll IlESOL\lEO t hac National Bank of Dctr o1~ and Ann Arbor Tr\lst Company be and he reby are authorized t o r e l y on the continuing effect of these resolut ion . until re-c eipt by each of t hem of notice in writing from chi s board or Central Michi gan Un i verai~ y of any alter a tions Or amendme nt. thereto . STuonrr ATIlLET IC FACILITIES RE\lENUE FINANCI NG AND SECUIlITY AGREE>lEHT Till S AGREEMF.NT made and en te r ed into a5 of t he d ny of _ ______ _ 1967, bctween the BOARD OF CONTROL OF CI!NTRAL HICIlIGAN IJIUVF.RSlTY kn"",." a s the BOARll OF TRUSTEES 0.' CENTRAL MICIlIGAN UNIVERSITY (being t he eonstltutional and statu· t Ory board of control of C<!ntra\ Michigan Universlty and hcrelna l ter calhd the "Univer. ity"), NATI ONAL BANK OF DETROIT , a national ban king assoc i ation of Detroit , MichiE"", (her einafter c aU ed t he "Bank") and ANN ARBOR TRUST COMi'ANY , a Mic higan corporn-tion , of Ann Arbor , Mlehlgan , (h"reinafter called the ' 'r~U&tcc''). W IT N £ S S [ T H WHEREAS, Cen cr a l Michigan ijniverli t y I. an i n. tit u - ticn of higher educ ation establ is hed by l aw hn vl ng aut ho r ity to grant bacedaur eate degr"el; .and WHEREAS, the board of contr ol of Cenlral Michigan Univcr,lcy, kno..." U the Board o f Tr us tees of Centul Mlchiean Un i verS ity, a body corporat e created by and existing under the ConHitu t ion of the StAte of Michigan , and having lu ll conHltu-tional authorit y over and gener a l supe rvi. ion of laid Cent r al Hichigan Univer si t y and the contr ol and dlr&etion of .I t 9
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Margaret Taylor First Spouse $10 Gold Coin
First Lady 1849–1850
Zachary Taylor once commented that Margaret "Peggy" Mackall Smith Taylor "was as much of a soldier as I was." For 30 years, she followed her husband during his military career to remote hardship outposts that stretched from Louisiana to northern Wisconsin, creating homes for her family in tents, cabins and forts.
After many years of living a nomadic Army life, Margaret Taylor was happy to finally have a permanent home in a renovated "Spanish cottage" in Baton Rouge. The Army, however, soon had other plans for Zachary Taylor, calling upon him to serve in the Mexican-American War, from which he emerged as a national hero. When he became President, Margaret turned all official White House hostess duties over to their daughter, Betty Bliss. She lived life just as she would have back in Baton Rouge, with informal family gatherings and visits by her grandchildren.
Reverse Design
During the Seminole War, Margaret Taylor nursed wounded soldiers returning from the battlefield and counseled the young wives of soldiers as they awaited news from the front. The reverse depicts Margaret Taylor comforting an injured soldier during that war.
Obverse: MARGARET TAYLOR, IN GOD WE TRUST, LIBERTY, 2009, 12th and 1849–1850.
Reverse: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, E PLURIBUS UNUM, $10, 1/2 OZ. and .9999 FINE GOLD.


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Any one not going to the Majestic this weekend want to get out and play some where. This is my weekend off and would like to get out.
I was thinking of making a road trip and playing a few courses I have not been too. Forest City, Northwood (I have been here), Lake Mills, and maybe a couple others in the area.


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I know it started with napster yonks ago, but with limewire taken down this year it seems Feds are moving pretty quick on this.
I stream sport live through the net, and was surprised to find this lovely note from ICE on the site i use.
I know Isohunt and Piratebay are looking at cases, i think the filesharing sites rapidshare, mediafire, etc are going to be tough to take down.. but one of the biggest perpetrators.
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well done lads...
also on the topic, Senator Wydens questions to Attorney General Eric Holder and ICE Director John Morton
(some reason they got their numbers fukd up)
1.How does ICE and DoJ measure the effectiveness of Operation In our Sites and domain seizures more broadly -- how does the government measure the benefits and costs of seizing domain names?
2.Of the nearly 100 domain names seized by the Obama Administration over the last 9 months, how many prosecutions were initiated, how many indictments obtained, and how were the operators of these domain names provided due process?
3.What is the process for selecting a domain name for seizure and, specifically, what criteria are used?
1.Does the Administration make any distinction between domain names that are operated overseas and those that are operated in the U.S.?
2.Does the Administration consider whether a domain name operated overseas is in compliance with the domestic law from which the domain name is operated?
3.What standard does the Administration use to ensure that domains are not seized that also facilitate legitimate speech?
4.What standards does ICE use to ensure that it does not seize the domain names of websites the legal status of which could be subject to legitimate debate in a U.S. court of law; how does ICE ensure that seizures target on the true "bad actors?"
4.Does the Administration believe that hyperlinks to domain names that offer downloadable infringing content represent a distribution of infringing content, or do they represent speech?
5.Does the Administration believe that websites that facilitate discussion about where to find infringing content on the Internet represents speech or the distribution of infringed content? What if the discussion on these websites includes hyperlinks to websites that offer downloadable, infringing content?
6.What standard does DoJ expect foreign countries to use when determining whether to seize a domain name controlled in the U.S. for copyright infringement?
7.Did DoJ and ICE take into account the legality of Rojadirecta.org before it seized its domain name? If so, did DoJ and ICE consult with the Department of State or the United States Trade Representative before seizing this site in order to consider how doing so is consistent with U.S. foreign policy and commercial objectives?
8.In an affidavit written by Special Agent Andrew Reynolds, he uses his ability to download four specific songs on the domain name dajaz1.com as justification for seizure of this domain name. According to press accounts, the songs in question were legally provided to the operator of the domain name for the purpose of distribution. Please explain the Administration's justification for continued seizure of this domain name and its rationale for not providing this domain name operator, and others, due process.
9.Can you please provide to me a list of all the domain names seized by the Obama Administration since January of 2009 and provide the basis for their seizure?
10.Do ICE and DoJ keep a record of who meets with federal law enforcement about particular domain names? If not, would you consider keeping such a record and making it publicly available, to ensure transparency in government and that Operation in our Sites is not used to create competitive advantages in the marketplace?
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Heat the chocolate chews in the microwave until softened, no more than 3 seconds. Press three chews together and roll out to an 1/8-inch thickness. Roll out the other chocolate chew. Using the photo as a guide, cut out the mouth and eyebrow shapes from the rolled-out chocolate chews. Transfer to a piece of wax paper until ready to use.
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