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( $20 000. which could be recovered by the cost of attending. Mr. }1ac Donald stated that if the committee agreed to have both a benefit lunch in Washington, D.C. and a major dinner/dance in the spring such a decision would have to be made soon because of budgetary implications. Ms. Yost mentioned that if a decision was made to go ahead with the luncheon that Senator Kasten might be a good person to honor. Mr. Hayes expressed the viewpoint that since he is still in charge of much of the granting capability to AUC this might be viewed as inappropriate at this time. The committee agreed that Senator Kasten would not be good for the lunch, but would make a good commencement speaker and should be honored in Cairo. The committee agreed with the concept of the benefit lunch. 4. Dr. Pelowski asked if he might present a couple of new items to the Agenda, and he proceeded to discuss the public relations office in Cairo, stating that a new director has been identified, but not yet engaged. He said that he and the President hope to have the new person in place by September 1. Dr. Pelowski also brought up the possibility of having Walter Ferro develop a design theme for all of AUC's materials so there would be a general "look". Mr. Mac Donald said that Mobil would pay Walter's air fare to Cairo and his per diem and expenses for three days' work on the design theme, when he comes to Cairo for the watercolor project. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Walter E. Mac Donald (Chairman) R(P+M 8/6