Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1969-1972)

MAY MEETING, 1970

441

Detroit Free Press, Detroit, for the Summer High School Workshops fund (p. 75)..................................... 1,500.00
Detroit News, Detroit, for the Summer High School Workshops
fund (see above)....................................... 1,500.00
George H. Deuble Foundation, Canton, Ohio, to establish the
George H. Deuble Loan fund to provide loans to qualified
students from the State of Ohio who are enrolled in the
School ot Business Administration with preference given to
students from Stark County, Ohio....................... 25,000.00
Dow Chemical Company, Midland, for the Chemistry Macromolecular Research Center fund (p. 381)................ 2,C00.00
Franc M. Elliott estate, San Francisco, California, to establish
the Franc Elliott Scholarship fund to provide scholarships in
the amount of $500.00 each year for students in the School
of Music in need of financial assistance.................. 2,000.00
Esso Education Foundation, New York, for the Esso Education
Foundation Program Instruction fund (p. 379)............ 7,087.03
Ford Foundation, New York, for the Ford Foundation China
Studies fund (p. 75)................................... 20,032.57
and for the Ford Foundation French Political Behavior fund
(p. 400)............................................... 11,100.00
Ford Motor Company Fund, Dearborn, for the School of Natural
Resources Special fund (p. 382)......................... 1,000.00
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Frank, Huntington Woods, for the Paul
G. Goebel Chair fund (p. 383).......................... 1,000.00
Richard C. Gerstenberg, Bloomfield Hills, for the Business
School-$55 Million Program (p. 382).................. 5,000.00
Hallmark Foundation, Kansas City, for the University of Michigan Ceco Art Department fund (p. 212).................. 1,000.00
Mabel Herbert Harper Estate, for the Lathrop Colgate Harper
Endowment fund (p. 210)................................ 5,111.78
Honigman Foundation, Incorporated, Detroit, for the Journal of
Law Reform fund (p. 184).............................. 6,250.00
Industrial Mutual Association of Flint, Flint, for the Flint College Industrial Mutual Association Scholarship fund (p. 184) 8,880.00
Institute of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Division of ALZA Corporation, Lawrence, Kansas, for the Institute of Pharmaceutical Chemistry-Kinetic Description of Drugs fund........ 12,000.00
Jensen Foundation, Jackson, for the Opportunity Awards Program (p. 78).......................................... 1,000.00
Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, New Jersey, for the Dermatology Research fund (p. 353).......................... 1,250.00
Max Kade Foundation, Incorporated, New York, for the Kade
Junior Year in Freiburg fund (R.P., 1966-69, p. 1661)..... 80,000.00
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, Portland, Oregon, for the Medical
Care Administration Training fund (p. 380).............. 3,600.00
Elizabeth A. Klare estate, for the H. William and Elizabeth A.
Klare Memorial Scholarship fund (p. 353)................ 3,283.26
Ethel M. Kolb estate, for the J. Albert Baker Medical Scholarship fund (p. 210)..................................... 3,971.60
and for the Clifton M. Kolb Law Scholarship fund (p. 210) 3,971.60
S. S. Kresge Company, Detroit, for the Martin Luther King, Jr.
Memorial Undesignated fund (p. 402).................... 2,500.00
Charles P. Lucas, Ann Arbor, for the Research in Metabolic Diseases fund (R.P., 1963-66, p. 929)...................... 1,000.00
Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, St. Louis, Maine, for the Anesthesia Research fund (p. 74)............................ 1,000.00
Michigan Heart Association, Detroit, for various Michigan Heart
Association funds (p. 380).............................. 55,269.00