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Minutes of the Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Board
o'f Trustees, University of Kentucky, August 22, 1944.

The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Uni-
versity of Kentucky met 4n the President's Office at 10:30 a.m.,
Tuesday, August 22, 1944, The following member& were present:
Judge Rich* C. Stoll, Chairman; H. Do Paltore, H. S. Cleveland,
R. P. Hobsdid, and j. C. Ever.tt. President H. L. Donovan and
Comptroller Frank D. Peterson were also prevent,

Ae Approval of Minutes.

1. Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried,
the minutes of the Executive Committee of
July 21, 1944, were approved as published.
** * ** ** ** *

B. Budgiet Change.

President Donovan presented the following letter, with recommen-
dation that the appropriation for the operation of the Coal Research
Laboratory be increased by $1073.35.

August 16, 1944

President H. L. Donovan
University of Kentucky

Dear President Donovan:

During the fiscal year 1943-44 the Coal Re-
search Laboratory had avallable, through appropriation,
$7,5OQ.Oo plus $10,000.00 which was granted from the Gov-
ernor's Emergency Fund, making a total of $17,500.00.

In order that the University might avail
itself of the entire appropriation, this office made pur-
chases for the University and charged same against the
appropriation. Professor Crouse# of the College of
Engineering, raised the question of the Coal Research Labo-
ratory receiving the benefit during the fiscal year 1944-45.
In the event this amount Is to be made available for the
curent year, a budget change of $1,073.35 will be necessary.

Yours very truly,

(Signed) Frank D. Peterson
Comptroller.

* * * * * * * * * *

2. Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously
carried, the Comptroller is directed to increase
the appropriation for the Coal Research Labora-
tory by transferring the sum of $1073.35 from
unappropriated surplus of the General Current
Fund budget.
* * * * * * * * * *

C. Attorney General Approves Vacation and. Sick Leave Policy.

President Donovan reported to the Executive Committee that on
June 6, 1944, he submitted to the Executive Committee a vacation and
sick leave policy which was approved by the Committee subject to the
approval of the Attorney General, and that since that date the At-
torney General had officially approved the vacation and sick leave
policy for general office and general service personnel.

D. Contrgct, Office of Scientific Research and Development.

President Donovan submitted to the Executive Committee a Memo-
randum of Supplemental Agreement between the United States of Ameri-
ca, Office of Scientific Research and Developmentand the University
of Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station.

President Donovan stated that this was a renewal of an existing
contract for study and experimental investigations and recommended
approval of the contract.

August 9, 1944

President H. L, Donovan
University of Kentucky

Dear President Donovan:

I am submitting contract for the continuation of work
with the Office of Scientific Research and Developments
Under the terms of the contract, the Experiment Station
poduces certain sera. I request authorization to sign
for the Experiment Station and also request that appro-
priate action be taken by the Board of Trustees, authoriz-
Ing the continuation of the work. You will note on the
last page of the contract that the corporate seal is to
be affixed.
Sincerely' yours,

(Signed) Thomas Cooper
Dean and Director.

Contract No. OEMcmr-18
Symbol NIQ.-4676 Supplement No. 3

MEMORANDUM OF SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT made this day
of effective as of the 31,st day of August, 1944,
- between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (hereinafter
called "the Government"), represented by the Executive Secre-
tary (hereinafter called "the Contracting Officer"), Office
of Scientific Research and Development in the Office for
Emergency Management, Executive Office of the Presidents
and the University of Kentucky, Agricultural Experiment
Station, Lexington, Kentucky
(hereinafter called "the Contractor").

WHEREAS, the parties have entered into Contract No.
OEMcmr-18, as amended (hereinafter called "said agreementi'))
which requires the Contractor to conduct studies and ex-m
perimental investigations as therein specified, during the
period commencing November 15, 1941, and ending August 31,
1944 - - -; and

WHEREAS, the parties desire the continuation of such
studies and experimental investigations; and

WHEREAS, the parties desire to amend said agreement in
other respects;

NOW, THEREFORE, THE PARTIES AGREE AS FOLLOWS:

1. Extension of Termination. Article 1(b) of said agree-
ment Is hereby amended by deleting "August 31, 1944" and in-
serting "August 31, 1945" in place thereof.

2. AddItional Funds. Article 2(a) of said agreement
is hereby amended by deleting "Twenty Thousand Two Hundred
Twenty Five Dollars ($2O,225.00)" and inserting "Twenty
Nine Thousand Six Hundred Thirty Five Dollars ($29,635sOO)"
in place thereof.

3. Overhead. Article 2(d)(4) of said agreement is hereby
amended by deleting "twenty eight per cent (28%) and in-
serting "thirty one per cent (31%) in place thereof.

4. Travel. Article 2(d)(6) of said agreement Is hereby
amended to read as follows:

"Expenditures by the Contractor necessary for per-
formance of its undertakings hereunder for the
transportation expenses of persons directly engaged
therein, plus reasonable actual subsistence expensesj
in an amount not exceeding ten dollars ($10,QO* i
per person per day, of such persons incurred during
periods of travel or, at the Contractor's options
an allowance, in lieu of actual subsistence expenses
of such persons, not exceeding (1) six dollars ($6.00)

per person for each calendar day or major fraction
thereof-. during the period of travel within the
continental limits of the United States, and (ii)
seven dollars ($7.00) per person for each calendar
day or, major fraction thereof during the period of
foreign travel outside the continental limits of
the United States; Provided, That all such foreign
travel shall be limited to persons directly engaged
in the performance of the subject work hereunder
and shall be authorized or approved in writing by
the Contracting Officer; Provided, further, That
expenses for transportation hereunder by motor
vehicle other than coqmon carrier or rented automo-
bile shall be reimbursed on a reasonable actual
expense basis or, at the Contractor's option, on a
mileage basis at a rate not exceeding five cents
(54) per mile per vehicle, in lieu of the actual
expenses of such transportation."

5. Disposition of Personal Property. Article 3(a) of said
agreement is hereby amended to read as follows:

"At any time prior or subsequent to the termination
of the subject work, the Contractor shall deliver
at the Governn'ent's expense, when add as directed
by the Contracting Officer, all or any part of ma-
terials, supplies, apparatus equipment or other ar-
ticles of personal property not theretofore expended
or delivered hereunder or under said agreement which
have been furnished by the Government or for the cost of
which the Contractor has been reimbursed or has the
right to claim reimbursement hereunder or under said
agreement; Provided, That, upon the termination of
the subject works the Contractor shall have the right
to retain any such property other than (i) that
furnished by the Government and (ii) articles acquired
for administrative purposes, unless notified by
the Contracting Officer that the further prosecution
of the war renders such action inadvisable, by
returning to the Government such sum of money as the
Contracting Officer may determine to be fair and
proper."

6. Ancountnbilitg, g ;e zty. Article 3(c) of said agree-
ment is hereby amended by deleting "sixty (60) days" and insert-
Ing "one hundred twenty (120) days" in place thereof.

7. Unamended Provisions. Except as amended hereby, the pro-
visions of said agreement shall remain in full force and effect
without change.

IN WITNESS WHEREOFY the Government and the Contractor
have caused this contract to be signed and sealed, intending
to be legally bound thereby.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Witnessest

.By (SEAL)
Executive Secretary, Office of
Scientific Research and Develop-
ment (Contracting Officer).

UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION
(Contractor)

(SEAL)

, certify that I am the

secretary of the corporation named as contractor herein;
that
who signed this contract on behalf of the contractor,
was then
of said corporation; that said contract was duly signed
for and in behalf of said corporation by authority of
its governing body, and is within the scope of its
corporate powers.
(Corporate)
____ ____ ____ ____ ___ , (Seal )

3. Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimous-
ly carried, the contract is approved and the
Director of the Experiment Station is directed
to execute same on behalf of the University of
Kentucky*

Ed R 9 Committee to Check Securities Held by Comptroller,

President Donovan presented a report of Mr. John C. Everett,
member of the Board of Trustees, and Dr* Leo M. Chamberlain, Dean of
the University, who were appointed as a committee to check the securi-
ties in the custody of Frank D. Peterson, Comptroller of the Univer-
sity, and report to the Executive Committee. President Donovan
asked Mr. Everett to make the reports whereupon he read the letter of
transmittal and stated that the securities were actually checked
awainst the list thereto attached.

July 28, 1944

President H. L. Donovan
University of Kentucky

My dear President Donovan:

In accordance with the request of the Executive
Committee on July 21, the committee which was appoint-
ed at that time has checked the securities in the custody
of Mr. Frank D. Peterson, Comptroller. The committee
finds these securities to be exactly in accordance with
the attached list.

Very truly yours,

(Signed) John C. Everett

(Signed) Leo M. Chamberlain

Name of Investment

List of Securities

Fund
to be
Credited

Endowment Fund Investments:
Ky.Land Grant Bonds -
U.S.Treasury Bonds (4)
Lex.Sav. & Loan Assoc.
Ashland Oil & Ref.Co.Stock
J.I.Case Co.Stock (4)
U.S.Treasury Bonds (L)
U.S.Treasury Bonds (2)
U.S.Treasury Bonds (1) 8
U.S.Treasury Bonds (1) C

General
Peabody 2586F-2589K
Meredith Cert.814
(5) Crum Security TruE
Bennett it ,}
Brent 63249K
Waddy 63247H-8J
ullivan Medallion 33741A
hemistry Library 33741A

$144t075.00
40,000,00
700900
it 500.00
400.00
1,000.00
2,000.00
200.00
100.00

Number

Par
Value

Restricted Funds - College:
U.STreasury Bond (1)
U.S.Treasury Bonds (3)
TJ.S.Treasury Bonds (6)
U.S. Treasury Bonds (2)
U.S.Treasury Bond (1)
U.S.Treasury Bond (1)
U.S.Treasurv Bonds (2)
U.S.Treasury Bond (1)
U.S.Treasury Bond (1)
U.S.Treasury Bonds (4)
U.S.Treasury Bonds (4)
U.STreasury Bonds (3)
U.S.Treasury Bond (1)
U.S.Treasury Bonds

U.S.Savings Bonds (4)

U.S.Savings Bonds (15)

U.S.Savings Bonds
U.S.Savings Bonds
U.S.Savings Bonds

(10)
(10)
(10)

Union Bldg. 33741A 200.00
Union Bldg, 8377H-79K 15,000.00
College 1774-1778 50P0O0.00
Campus Bk.Store 11376F-7H 20,000.00
n " 8384D 5,000.00
tE 1l n 63723C 1t000.00
Army Spec.Corps 1322 18121 20,000,00
" " ' 22586 5,000.00
If " 11373C 10,000.00
nt "l " 63708J-11A 4t000,00
11 11 I! X 412070G-X412073G 40000.00
Army Program X 412074G-76G 30,000.00
" w " V301210G 5 000.00
67230-25E (3-$15 000o
6927H-6946E (204-10,000)
6922B-6926F (5-$iotooo)
Agr.& H.E. C 513995F-6F 14,948.00
Anon.Gift Fund X 112727F-8F
Guignol Theatre F Series (15 bonds)

Haggin Fund
III it
nt n

U.S.Treasury Bonds III
U.S.Treasury Bonds (2) Ky.Kernel
U.S.Treasury Bonds (1) "
Lex9Fed.Sav.& Loan As.(l) " "
First Fed.Sav.& Loan As.(l) " I
La Compagnie du Telephone
Saquenay,Quebec,bonds (2) Law College
I1 I1

Experiment Station Restricted:
U.S.Treasury Bond (1) Exp.Station
U.S.Treasury Bond (1) " '1

2,8 300,00
M96311i C to 20 C 7,500,00
M86366D to M86375D 7,500.00
M1237892D to
M1237901D 7,500,00
6721A - 6919K-2lA35000.00
11371A-2B 20,000.00
8387H 5t000,00
Cert.1924 5,000.00
Cert.549 5,000.00

D 101
D 061

1779
1029

1,000.00

10,000.00
5,000.00

Student Loan Fund: (2)
Pulaski Co*Rd,& Bridge Bonds/StuLoan
II II If "i it(1) 1 it
to ii i II it"(10)itif

Louisville
I,

It
U. S*Treasur
U.S.Treasur
U.S. Treasu
U.S. Treasu

St.Imp.Bonds (5)
"1" 1t (4)
" " t ('
itit (3)
"I I " (1)
y Bonds (10)
y Bond (1)
ry Bond (1)
ry Bonds

Fd.

11
if H1
11 11
it If

it if

210-211
256
140-145
150-153
M-14-18
C 4-7
M-6(call) I & 8
D-6-7-8
C 8
52257H-66F
1030
2810
45499K-45502B
6722B

2,000,00
1,000.00
10,000.00

5,000.00
400.00
3,000.00
1,500.00
190.12
10,000.00
5,000,00
1,000.00
9t000.00

Agency,
Lex. Fed.Sav.& Loan
1st Fed " t "
1st Fed. I1 u ,,
U.S.Treasury Bonds
U.S.Treasury Bonds
U.S.Treasury Bond
U.S.Savings Bonds
U.S.Savings Bonds

lt Fed.Sav.& Loan
11 U 1 1 @1
Lex.Fed. " I
U.STreasury Bonds
U.S.Treasury Bonds
U.S.Savings Bonds
U.S.Savings Stamps
Lex.Fed.Sav,& Loan
U.S.Treasury Bonds

U.S.Savings Bonds

U.S. Savings
U.S.Savings
U.S.Savings

Bond
Bond
Bonds

U.S.Savings Bonds

As.(l)
'I (1)
n (1)
(5)

t1)
(4)
(4)

As. (1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(4)
(3)
(30)
As.(1)
(4)

Organiza.Fds. 1149
"i 2 108
"t 1 130
11 It 63242B-6F
Stu.Govt.As, 13838J-39K
t It D318701F
Pershing Rifles C544479F-82F
"I if Q260102F-3F
C 596998F-99F

5t000.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
5,000.00
20OO.O0
500.00
400.00
250.00

Group Insurance 380 2,500.00
" 502 1,500.00
it it 1656 5,000.00
Alumni Assoc. M1000645G 1,000.00
1 V" C1361460G-3G 400.00
Lances C546743F Q245160F-1F 150lOO
if Out (see letter)*
SuKy Circle 1030 1,000.00
n C1361729G-31G 800.00
D758609G

(3) Alpha Zeta Q 383781F-83F
C272321F-23F
(5) KyChapt.Sigma Xi C272321F-23F
C565267F-68F
(1) Phi Upsilon Omicron C566329F
(1) Epsilon Sigma Phi D317846F
(2) Lamp & Cross C1362537G-38G

(2)

75,00

500.00

100.00
500.00
200.00

Alumni Asso. C 2755935G & D 1408896G
600.00

*Withdrawn, See letter of verification by WS. Ward.

* * * * * * * * * *

4. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the report
is ordered received, approved and made a Part
of the records of this meeting. The Committee
is thanked for its services in checking the
securities and discharged from further re-
sponsibl2ity.

F. WithdraW. ok Har Stamps by Lances,

President Donovan stated that the Comptroller had been directed
by the Board on several occasions to receive and keep in his custody
various types of investments belonging to various agencies, and that
these agencies have from time to time requested withdrawal of bonds
and other evidences of investments, and that the Comptroller desired
that a record be made in the minutes of the Executive Committee of the
Board of Trustees; whereupon he read the following letter and the
Executive Committee took the following action:

August 4, 1944
President H. L. Donovan
University of Kentucky

Dear President Donovan:

Lances, junior men's honorary society, deposited U.S.
Savings Bonds and War Savings Stamps with the Comptroller
for safekeeping. The War Savings Stamps totalled $11.80,
A record of this transaction was reported to the Executive
Committee of the Board, and placed in the minutes of Novem-
ber 11, 1943. The president of Lances, and William S.
Ward, faculty advisor of Lances, withdrew the $11.80 in
war stamps for the purpose of paying for a page in the Ken-
tuckian,

Since the minutes show that I received war stamps
belonging to Lances, and since they have withdrawn the
stamps, and there is no record of such withdrawal otbr than
a letter requesting the stamps, I desire advice as to whether
or not a notation in the minutes should be made as various
organizations withdraw government savings bonds and other
types of savings from my custody.

Respectfully submitted#

(Signed) Frank D. Pcterson
Comptroller.

* *t *E * * * *F * v *

5. Upon motion duly made, seconded, and unanimous-
ly carried, the action of the Comptroller in
releasing to Lances War Stamps in the amount of
$11.80 is approved and the Comptroller is re-
leased of any and all further responsibility
in connection with these War Stamps.

G. Accident and Account of Noah Mefford.

President Donovan reported to the Executive Committee an acci-
dent which occurred to Noah Mefford, night watchman, on June 12,1944.
It was stated that Mr. Mefford fell down the outside steps of the
Library after making examination of the doors to see if they were all
locked. In this fall, Mr. Mefford injured his head, requiring sev-
eral stitches. He also apparently sustained a broken heel. He
was taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital for treatment. The Hospital
has sent a bill for room and care, x-ray and dressings, of $49.70,
and Dr. John S. McGinnis, for professional services, $100,00a The
President then read the following letter:

August 4, 1944

President H. L. Donovan
University of Kentucky

Dear President Donovan:

I attach hereto a statement from the Good Samaritan
Hospital for services rendered Mr. Noah Mefford from June
12th to June 24th, for a total of $49.70. I also attach
hereto a statement from Dr. John McGinnis for professional
services rendered in connection with the fracture 0 S Calsis
received by Mr. Mefford. This accident was called to the
attention of the Executive Committee at the last meeting
on July 21st, but at that time, the statements had not been
received. Since the amount is in excess of fifty dollars,
I believe it should be resubmitted to the Executive Committee
at its next meeting.

The facts are as follows:

Mr. M1efford, night watchman, fell down the
outside steps of the Library, 3:00 a.m., June 12,
1944, after making an examination of the doors to
see if they were all locked. Mr. Mefford fell
and injured his head, requiring several stitches
to close the rash. He also apparently sustained
a broken heel. He was taken to the Good Samaritan
Hospital for treatment.

I am recommending that the hospital bill of Mr. Mefford
be paid. I am of the opinion that the bill submitted by Dr.
John McGinnis is high. It is my judgment that this should
be submitted to the Executive Committee for consideration.

Respectfully submitted

(Signed) Frank D. Peterson
Comptroller*

The Executive Committee discussed the accident and ex-
pressed the opinion that the University was not liable, and took
the following action:

** * * *** *X**

6* Upon motion duly made, seconded and passed,
the Executive Committee authorized the payment
of the bill submitted by the Good Samaritan
Hospital for $49.70, and the bill submitted by
Dr. John S. McGinnis for $100.00, and it is
the express understanding that action on this
claim is without commitment as to future action
of the Executive Committee on requests for pay-
ment of medical and other bills incurred in
cases of injury to employees and that the Com-
mittee does not establish a precedent and does
not admit negligence or liability in paying
this doctor's bill and hospital bill.
sF** * * ** ** *

H. Purchase of Dr. :i. Garman Propert.v

President Donovan reported to the Executive Committee that it
was now-possible to purchase a house and lot located on the corner
of South Limestone Street and Graham Avenue. He read the following
letter:

August 16, 1944

President H. L. Donovan
University of Kentucky

Dear President Donovan:

The house located at 638 South Limestone, former-
ly occupied by Dr. H. Garman, has recently become available
for sale. This office has conferred with Dr. Phillip
Garman, 165 Thornton Street, Hamden, New Haven, Connecticut,
and with kr. Frederick Garmand 212 Twelfth Avenue, Juniata
AvenueAltoona, Pennsylvania, who iare the sole heirs to
this property. They have offered to sell the property to
the University for $11,000.00. In my judgment, this
amount is too high. I made them an offer of $8,000.00,
which offer has been accepted, subject to the approval of
the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees.

The house is a frame building, nine rooms, bath
upstairs and downstairs, is located on a lot having a
frontage on Limestone Street of sixty feet and a depth of
153 feet along GrahamAvenue, bounded on the east side by
University property and on the south side by University
property,

In the event the Executive Committee decides
that the property should be purchased for the price of
eight thousand dollars, I suggest that the Executive Com-
mitee discuss the question of immediate possession of the
house, or signing the contract with the heirs to sell at
the end of a six-months period, since the will was probated
August 12, 1944.

Very truly yours,

(Signed) Frank D. Peterson
Comptrollers

The Committee discussed the desirability of owning this property
since it partially separates the campus of the University from that
of the Experiment Station. It was further stated that the Universi-
ty had made a previous attempt to purchase this property during the
lifetime of Doctor G-arman, but to no avail, and that it is now for
sale, due to the fact that the heirs do not live here and are de-
sirous of settling the estate. After further discussion, the Com-
mittee took the following action:

* * *. * * * * * * *

7, Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously
carried, the Comptroller is directed to pur-
chase the house and lot known as 638 South
Limestone Street for the sum of $8,000, to be
paid for from funds received as payment on army
contracts.

I. Purchase of Elliott Property on South Limestone Street and
Graham Avenue.

President Donovan reported that the Executive Committee at its
meeting on July 21, 1944, authorized the Chairman of the Executive
Committee to enter into a contract with the owners of this property
for the purchase of th,, property, possession to be given on or be-
fore June 30, 1945. he stated that he desired to report that the
contract had been entered into and signed by all parties concerned
and that it had been properly recorded in the County Clerkzs Office.

Jo DivelgOment of Martin Wheel.

President Donovan reported that the Executive Committee, at its
Meeting on July 21, 19449 had before it the question of accepting a
project from the War Production Board for further development of
the Martin Wheel, He reported that the Executive Committee at that

meeting had directed that the President further investigate as to the
desirability of accepting the development proposal from the War Pro-
duction Board and accept the project if, in his Judgment, the propo-
sition was deemed feasible. The President stated that he had fur-
ther investigated the proposition and was recommending that the
proJect be dropped.

K. Recess.

The Executive Committee recessed at 12:30 p.m. for luncheon in
the Student Union Building. President Donovan advised the Committee
that the Negotiating Committee of the Fifth Service Command of the
Wqr Department was also here and that he had invited Colonel Gardner
Colonel Furnish, Major Rizzi, Colonel Chipman, and Dean Chamberlain
to have luncheon with the Executive Committee. After a delightful
luncheon in the Student UnionCafeteria, the members of the Negotiat-
ing Committee of the Fifth Service Command left to resume their in-
spection work of the AST program at the University, and the members
of the Executive Committee again took up the business of the agenda
at 1:50 p.m.

Le Appointment of Walter Bromley.

President Donovan stated to the Executive Committee that an ac-
countant in the Comptroller's Office would soon resign and that it
was necessary to employ an accountant to fill. the vacancy, and read
the following letter:

August 18, 1944
President H. L. Donovan
University of Kentucky

Dear President Donovan:

I am transmitting correspondence relative to the em-
ployment of Mr. Walter Bromley. It might be possible that
you will want this information avatable until after the
Board meeting on July 22.

You will note that I have corresponded with Dr. F. W.
Stamml Director, Division of Adult Educations University of
Louisville, who teaches a public accountant class. I also
spoke to Mr. Wood Hannah, of Louisville, about an accountant
and was placed in touch with a young fellow who would have
filled the position, but he was not interested in a salary of
less than $3600.00.

You will note I have secured the approval of Mr. John
Quertermous, Commissioner of Welfare, and Miss Helen C.
Beauchamp, Director of Public Assistance, as to the availa-
bility of Mr. Bromley since he is at this time employed as an
accountant in the Department of welfare.

Mr. Bromley is a married man, 39 years of age. He is
a licensed lawyer and has had two years of education beyond
High School. He does not have his C.P.A. degree, but has
passed three parts of a four-part test, namely: Law, Ethics,
and Theory and Practice. He has had nine years experience
with the L. & N. Railroad Company, as Auditor of Passenger
Accounts; one year bookkeeper of a printing concern in Cin-
cinnati; two years bookkeeping experience for the Ruth
Brothers Highway Contractors; three years with the Division
of Personnel in Frankfort, and three years as accountant for
the Department of Welfare.

Yours very truly,

(Signed) Frank D. Peterson
Comptroller*

t* * *F * *t * *F * * *

8. Upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously
carried, the recommendation of President Donovan
for the employment of Walter Bromley as account-
ant in the Comptroller's Office is concurred ins
* * * * * * * * * *

Me Rules Governing Non-University Broadcasts.

President Donovan read to the Executive Committee rules govern-
ing non-University broadcasts from the campus of the University of
Kentucky:

Rules Governing Non-University Broadcasts from
the Campus of the University of Kentucky.

1. No radio station, net-work, or other broadcasting agency is to
make a line broadcast or a transcription for broadcasting pur-
poses from the campus of the University of Kentucky until the
authorized representative of such agency is issued a permit for
such a broadcast or transcription by the University of Kentucky
Radio Director.

2. In cases where the contemplated broadcast or University transcrip-
tion involves another university department, the University Radio
Director shall clear the matter with that department before is-
suing the permit*

3. In cases where the contemplated broadcast occurs on the campus
but represents the activity of a non-university group, the Uni-
versity of Kentucky retains all jurisdiction over such a broad-
cast and it is made subject to the same rules that apply to other
campus programs.

4. All University divisions are required to refuse facilities and
cooperation to broadcasters unless the proper permit is shown.

5. No charge will be made for permits for programs to be broadcast
on a purely sustaining basis.

6. No permits will be issued for sponsored programs from the campus
with the exception of football and basketball games for which
the following charges are made:

Station Power in Watts Football Game Basketball Game

100-250 $25 $10
5,000 75 25
509000 200 50

In the case of a high school basketball tournament, the charge
per