Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1969-1972)

74

SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1969

American Gas Association, New York, for the American Gas
Association-Katz and Tek fund.......................... 921.80
American Heart Association, Incorporated, New York, for various American Heart Association funds (R.P., 1966-69,
p. 1765)....................................... 9,331.25
American Hoechst Corporation, Somerville, New Jersey, for the
International Symposium on Blood Group Specific Substances
fund (p. 73).......................................... 1,500.00
American Medical Association, Chicago, Illinois, for the American
Medical Association Hug and Ruddon funds (p. 3)........ 15,609.75
Amsted Industries, Chicago, Illinois, for the Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering Special fund (R.P., 1966-69, p. 1558).. 500.00
Ann Arbor Trust Company, Ann Arbor, for the Michigan Fund
for Vascular Disease fund (p. 73)........................ 1,C00.00
Anonymous Donor, Forest Hills, Long Island, New York, for
the Biophysics Research-J. L. Oncley fund (R.P., 1966-69,
p. 1387).............................................. 5,000.00
Arthritis Foundation, New York, for the A.R.A. Cooperative
Clinic fund (R.P., 1966-69, p. 1767)...................... 200.00
and for various Arthritis Foundation funds............... 3,000.00
Ayerst Laboratories, New York, for the Anesthesia Research
fund (p. 3)............................................ 6,1C0.00
Janice L. Baker, Ithaca, New York, for the Raoul Gustaf Wallenberg fund (R.P., 1966-69, p. 1742).................... 1,000.00
Alvin M. Bentley estate, proceeds from a life insurance policy,
for the A. M. and H. P. Bentley Chair of History Endowm ent fund (p. 3)....................................... 38,567.48
Beta Sigma Phi, Epsilon Nu Chapter, Ann Arbor, for the Michigan Hemophilia Foundation Research fund (R.P., 1966-69,
p. 1689).............................................. 3C0.00
Bishop Sunday School Class of the First Presbyterian Church of
Flint, to establish the John and Dorothy Stout Student Loan
fund............................................. 500.00
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, for the
Organ Transplantation fund............................ 120.00
Bristol-Myers Products, New York, for the Bristol-Myers Products-Pharmacy fund (R.P., 1966-69, p. 1388)............. 12,000.00
The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, New
York, for the Carnegie Foundation fund (p. 3)............ 7,225.54
Charmin Paper Products Company, Cheboygan, for the Engineering College Alumni Assistance fund (p. 6)............ 4,175.00
Chase Brass and Copper Company, Cleveland, Ohio, to establish
the Kennecott Fellowship in Chemical Metallurgy fund to be
used for the support of W. Murray Small's doctoral thesis
under the direction of Professor Robert D. Pehlke........ 4,500.00
Chrysler Corporation, Detroit, to establish the Bureau of Industrial Relations-General fund........................... 1,000.00
Forney W. Clement Foundation, Detroit, for the Forney Clement M emorial fund (p. 6).............................. 5,600.00
Consumers Power Company, Jackson, for the Consumers Power
Equipment fund (R.P., 1966-69, p. 1533)................ 20,COO.00
and for the Consumers Power Company Electrical Engineering Research fund (R.P., 1966-69, p. 1533).............. 30,000.00
and for the Advanced Management Center fund (p. 6).... 12,000.00
The Deafness Research Foundation, New York, for the Deafness
Research Foundation fund (R.P., 1966-69, p. 1660)....... 5,040.00
Detroit Bank & Trust, Detroit, for the Continuing Education in
Business Administration fund........................... 1,000.00