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-3- last March (to the Ford Foudatìon) the Foundation desired t;; ir E. to consider the requests from our Univera ty as titer peg ;in&; its total commitments and program possibilities in the U,A,R. and the Middle East . Because Mr. Wahba had already made his arrangements to go, the Universal ty granted him a two-year leave, which it is financing on the following basis Two year grant for Mr. Wahba Tuition fees $L,600* Books 200 Residence 2,400 Food and Household 6,000 Incidentals 5Q0 Clothing 700 Health Coverage 250 Travel (international) 3,250* Travel (local) 1 000m... Total $ !;, 900 Mr. Wahba has three grown children who, with Mrs. Wahb with him, and the above budget is a bare minimnm If the Foundation' is yet in r. position to considdeerr Mr Wahb r. grant, the committee would mggest any c rye of the three c ct r= bilities (while naturally py.:tferring the last) a) That the Foundation ; upy lent the Uiversîty ; s ter <f by an additional $ 2,100, which will make Mr. "ahbi i situation much more acceptable although it would be of no direct assistance to the University. b) That the Foundaticu grant to the University an aniczt cover the grant asi. re ady made t=3 Mr, Wahba, (9WO0C0 0.,. In this case, the V•niversity would add $21000Aâ u c y Wahba s amount, fl-)m its current resourrccee ss . c) That the Foundatic.r grant $18,o0';►.0o ($05,900 plus 2,100.00) to the University, all of which will be made available te Mr. Wohba as the plan indi,cilted. Note: Attached is a self-expl.anatcry letter frao.l3 Mr. Wahba, supplying dAails in which tlae Fourncia,tion may interested, . V' ß a. JO ' ' _,., a. 1~ ~ G r r ~ y. ~, r~. C c~ v+ m V '-ci .•-J •i .a. M~_ 4. Ca ef!. .~ u •L•. 7 C ~ ~ 'ü ^.. .~ v- -_~ •c . - . . .. t _ * to be adjusted according : actual costs ~:•,::~ _