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, ; '.I ~ . • J Ie. ! ( :') 11 ,(1 ~ l \-:ho t,a\'(' 1 in:i shpo t til) 1 Ja (' Oft' ~ I an(' .::,) 1 h~ '~' \- '},(I b e \ ( 1 UT I lf [. U ~ ricl . 'J. )T, tt,( J.ia s t. lh(' foal :i~ ,,:j1l))J, rcach JH o\'jdeo tj,llt )~ pr o }Iu £,r;-J,h2S )~ 01 , X;,G J OJ r:i it s . l. Lachlan ~eed asked about prospects in the computer field and to ~hat Extent ~~ havp researched that sectol. Ms. Morse answered that we have been ~ailint for ~ response from IBM on our proposal which would determine our epproaches for the rest of the sector. ~f have just learned that IBM .~ll ~ iivinE us $)00.000 for the purchase of eQuipment end elthouEh ~uch les~ ~n we requested. we arE IIopeful t.bat t.bis will become en ennual £Ut oyer at least a fe .. - ~ears. We are .1_ IIopeM Df a leal1 lift fl'DlD liCIt. As conceras t.he 1Iote1: sec~or. we meed to aD further. hospects for a lea" ,1ft frOal the llardott Corporation at a level beyonCl our proposal are prOI!J1S1n~. Such II 11ft voulc1 help our epproaches to other hotel chains. We still need to TeseaTch lead Eifts in the pharmaceutical end defense end enBlneerinr sectors before proceeding further .~th them. The Campaign elso need help in identifying individuals. The ouestion ~as raised ho~ the Development Office oetermlnes the size of gift to Esl; for? tis •• iorse ens\o.·ere~ that this is proportioned on t.he basis of t.h~ SlZ{ o~ t.h~ company, t.he size of its J1lddl£ Last opervtlon, it.s profit factor, vn~ PJPvjou~ rift Tecorrl, etc. 1-1r. liE-d]un~ Jlotee:; that BO to IOD ~ift.s aTe needeD cbove the 55000 level ()\'er thE- Jle~t t~o years to complete the U.S. goal. Thls ~eaDS en averaEe of one proposal i:> ~ .. eek lDust bE' sumltteD. ]s that !easlbh:-? Does Ne\.' lorl bal'e ade~uat.e sLaf!? tis •• lorsE' responded t.hat thee hlfher level of tiflS art' neeoE'o fl T st and that shE- is conf i cent that Ne\.o' )'orl: \0.-:))) meet :its goal. (h'pr 80 componies arp no." supporting AUC. Then: ""eTe only 30 at the start vf t.hE Campai~n. J\eveTt.he1ess, Mr. lledlund emphaslzed t.he importance vf belp frOIl: t.he Jrustees to make contacts, help endorse propos21~. ~ake calls, .Tite letters, etc. if thE' Campalgn is to be E success. llr. !-la( Donald JequesteD from Ne\o.' l'ork a list of cO:Jpcnle£ current])' ~h'int in oroer t.o inforn, those companies beint solicited. !'is. D : bE'Fan her TepoTl by Tei enint to th ~ !inanclCl) report (Att.achment C) sho\..-:inr t.hvt ~, 1.25 has been raiseD by CGiTO 1.0 oatE on H ,s ~3 JDilliDn goal lEC!\'inr S,L 7~ to be 7aiseD over the next t"'·o yeaTS. Of t.hE 5-1.25 IIlillion ralseti, S5fl9,f31b has come iTOni corporations \o.-jth t.he bankin~ sector pro"jilint the lcr~est amount (S3fl2,500). The next )ar~est amount (S~30,690) has co~e fro:: palent of AUC st udentsand friends of thE' Unh'ersity. The IIttacheil rift Le:bh- br~al:s 00\..'Tl l.h€ nuruber of rifts "JleE'd ed in each category lind the number JPc~ived to present. Sh~ then proceeDed the~ indiviiiually. t.hE- academlc .y ~ar. to report on tIle current staff of t.he Caif() offic:~, hstinr Ttl£' staff has e:xpandecl considuClbly sinc.E:' thE' hE'ginnint of ShE' c.omphmentecl them es flecllcatecl ana haril,,'or):ing • ShE' t.l.eJl reported vn general proEress lit t.he Cairo office. The basic pound \o.'orl; ha~ been established 1.0 help the sol:icitatlons proces s. First, t.h