Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

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APRIL MEETING, 1966

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Howard 5M. Wolowitz. Assistant Professor of Psychology, University year 1966-67,
without salary, to serve as a visiting associate professor at New York University
Karl F. Zeisler, Professor of Journalism, 1967 winter term and 1967 fall term,
with half salary, sabbatical, for research into the history of mass media in
Michigan
Committee on On recommendation of the Committee on Honorary Degrees, the
[onorary Degrees
onorary rs Regents voted to confer the honorary degree of Doctor of Architecture
on one of the world's distinguished architects, who has been invited to
visit the University during the sesquicentennial year.
E. Elwell: Dis- On recommendation of the Vice-President for Business Affairs and
ablty nnuty of the Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer. the Regents approved
a disability annuity for Edith Elwell, a nurse aid at the University
Hospital.
B. Roach: Dis- On recommendation of the Vice-President for Business Affairs and
ability Annuity
of the Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer. the Regents approved
a disability annuity for Ben Roach, a janitor at the University Hospital..L. Thayer: Dis- On recommendation of the Vice-President for Business Affairs and
ability Annuity of the Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer, the Regents approved
a disability annuity for Charles L. Thayer, a washman at the University
Laundry.
Noble Estate On recommendation of the Vice-President and Chief Financial OffiAuthorized cer, the Regents authorized the sale of Parcel No. 3 of the real estate
received from the Della M. Noble estate consisting of 78.50 acres of
farm land near the village of Highland, Michigan, to Seymour W.
Pomish.
B. Nielsen: Con- On recommendation of the Vice-President and Chief Financial
yance of Land to Officer, the Regents conveyed to Bent Nielsen by quitclaim deed on the
terms and conditions agreed upon, a three-acre parcel of land in Section 27 of Ann Arbor Township described as follows:
Commencing at the center post of Section 27, T2S, R6E, Ann Arbor Township,
Washtenaw County, Michigan; thence S 88~ 10' 25" W along the east and west
'4 line of said Section 84.86 feet; thence S 37~ 08' 24" E 134.86 feet; thence
991.25 feet along the arc of a 3189.40 foot radius circular curve concave Northeasterly through a central angle of 17~ 48' 26" having a chord which bears S 45~
19' 30" E 987.27 feet; thence S 52~ 05' 37" E 426.00 feet; thence S 01' 36' 00"
E 12.96 feet to the Point of Beginning; thence S 52~ 05' 37" E 545.62 feet; thence
S 24~ 31' 16" E 273.89 feet; thence S 65~ 19' 55" W 105.22 feet: thence S 49~ 58'
37" W 126.70 feet; thence S 20~ 04' 09" E 25.67 feet; thence 68.30 feet along the
arc of a 383.60 foot radius circular curve concave Southeasterly through a central
angle of 10~ 12' 00", having a chord which bears S 64~ 49' 51" W 68.20 feet;
thence N 01~ 46' 05" E 333.66 feet; thence N 54~ 35' 05" W 371.71 feet; thence
N 01~ 36' 00" W 214.09 feet to the Point of Beginning, said Parcel being part of
the SE Y, Section 27, T2S, R6E, Ann Arbor Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan and containing 2.99 acres of land, more or less.
Conveyance of the property to Mr. Nielsen was made on the condition that he subdivide the three acres into six parcels as shown on a
drawing made by American Engineering Company, a copy of which is
part of Exhibit L-3 of the minutes of this meeting. Mr. Nielsen would
retain the parcel numbered 4, which is adjacent to his lot No. 18 of
Huntington Woods Subdivision, and would convey Parcels 1. 2, 3, and 6
to the owners of adjacent lots in Huntington Woods Subdivision. and
Parcel numbered 5 to Professor Ralph Hammett. who occupies the
property lying adjacent thereto on the south. The reconveyance of the

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