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ATLANTA VRDAN CORPS
30 COURTL AN D STREET , N .E .
/
PH ON E ( 40 4 ] 52 4 -8 0 9 1
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A T L AN T A, GEORGI A 3 0 3 0 3
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Dan Sweat
FROM:
Ken Millwood
RE:
Urban Corps Office Space
Date:
October 9, 1969
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I am directing this to you for lack of knowledge of the proper channel.
The Urban Corps is now planning for its needs, in terms of manpower,
and financing for 1970. One critical need will be expanded office ·space.
Our staff will include some twenty-five (25) people after January 1, 1970
(20 of which will be interns). We had fifteen (15) staffers this surmner
and at that we were crowded. This condition led to a degree of inefficency
and a lack of proper co~ordination o
After January 1, we will need to use the room behind our present office.
This space was previously used by the Atlanta Youth Council but is now
vacant. We can house ten (10) or twelve (12) of our staffers in there
(although they will still be cramped). I am asking you to either give
me permission to use the room yourself if possible or to inform me of
the proper procedure for obtaining this permission. If we will not be
able to use this space, I would like for you to offer your suggestions
as to how we might solve our office problemo
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ATLANTA URBAN CORPS
30 COURTLAND STREET, N.E. / PHONE [404] 524-8091 / ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
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TO: Dan Sweat Date: October 9, 1969
FROM: Ken Millwood \\\WA
RE: Urban Corps Office Space
I am directing this to you for lack of knowledge of the proper channel.
The Urban Corps is now planning for its needs, in terms of manpower,
and financing for 1970. One critical need will be expanded office space.
Our staff will include some twenty-five (25) people after January 1, 1970
(20 of which will be interns). We had fifteen (15) staffers this summer
and at that we were crowded. This condition led to a degree of inefficency
and a lack of proper co-ordination,
After January 1, we will need to use the room behind our present office.
This space was previously used by the Atlanta Youth Council but is now
vacant. We can house ten (10) or twelve (12) of our staffers in there
(although they will still be cramped). I am asking you to either give
me permission to use the room yourself if possible or to inform me of
the proper procedure for obtaining this permission. If we will not be
able to use this space, I would like for you to offer your suggestions
as to how we might solve our office problem.
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October 14 , 1969
MEMORANDUM
To :
Mr . Ken Millwood
From:
Dan E . Sw at, Jr .
Subject :
Space for 1970 Urban Corps Program
I have your memo ugg sting the use of the room behind your present
quarters at the auditorium £or the additional space required if you:r
1970 progr mi pproved .
I agre that this looks like the best approach and will take it up with
the committe e of the Board of Aldermen re pon ible for the operation
of the building. However , I think it would b . a good idea while you
re d v loping your coming year's prog1"am to dev lop some information
on lt rnate sp ce. You ar aware that the pre mt sp ce is not ide 1
with the parking restrictions and 1 ck of ir conditioning . . I would
suggest that you inv stig te prices on priv tely own d r ntal pace .
Also, you might ch ck with the Atlanta Hou ing Authority to determine
if they h ve anything in urban r . new 1 area that might b used
temporarily. The Atlanta. Board of Education might b
nother ourc .
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nd thia is th roost
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October 14, 1969
MEMORANDUM
To: Mr. Ken Millwood
From; Dan E. Sweat, Jr.
Subject: Space for 1970 Urban Corps Program
I have your memo suggesting the use of the room behind your present
quarters at the auditorium for the additional space required if your
1970 program is approved.
I agree that this looks like the best approach and will take it up with
the committee of the Board of Aldermen responsible for the operation
of the building. However, I think it would be a good idea while you
are developing your coming year's program to develop some information
on alternate space. You are aware that the present space is not ideal
with the parking restrictions and lack of air conditioning... I would
suggest that you investigate prices on privately owned rental space.
Also, you might check with the Atlanta Housing Authority to determine
if they have anything in urban renewal area that might be used
temporarily. The Atlanta Board of Education might be another source.
It will make our requeat to the Aldermanic Committee look better if
we are able to say that we have investigated alternatives and this is the most
feasible solution.
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ATLANTA VRBAN CORPS
30 COURTLAND STREET, N .E .
/
PHO N E; (404] 524-8091
/
ATLANTA , GEORGIA 30303
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Dan Sweat
FROM:
Ken Millwood
SUBJECT:
DATE:
October 6, 1969
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Auditorium Parking .
I have found -chat at least 10 of the 17 automobiles in the Old Municipal
Auditorium parking lot are not owned by City of Atlanta employees. Of
these 10, at least 2 are known to be Georgia State students registered
this quarter. They are:
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Mr. William E. Smith - 1601 Lakeland Circle
Miss Lynn Friedman - 1850 Lenox Road
I have been unable to find out if the remaining eight are employed by the
Civil Defense. Their names are:
Myrel D. Kaufman
3510 Roswell Road, #A-2
William Pirshall - 1868 Shepherd Circle
Phillip Woodruff - 5742 New Peachtree
Virginia Hinchcliff - 240 Lakeview Avenu~
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Elizabeth Chaney - 3704 Largo Lane~ ._,,.,.....,r,.,~
Margaret Cato - 2709 Ellen Way, Decatur
Williard Ingram ·- 2096 Chestnut Hills Circle
Clarence Dick - 128 E. Pharr Road, Decatur
Any help you can give us in the parking problem will be appreciated.
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ATLANTA URBAN CORPS
30 COURTLAND STREET, N.E. / PHONE [404] 524-8091 / ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
MEMORANDUM
TO: Dan Sweat DATE: October 6, 1969
FROM: Ken Millwood ‘UN\
SUBJECT: Auditorium Parking |
I have found that at least 10 of the 17 automobiles in the Old Municipal
Auditorium parking lot are not owned by City of Atlanta employees. Of
these 10, at least 2 are known to be Georgia State students registered
this quarter. They are:
e(1) Mr. William E. Smith - 1601 Lakeland Circle -
——— yo(2) Miss Lynn Friedman - 1850 Lenox Road
I have been unable to find out if the remaining eight are employed by the
Civil Defense. Their names are:
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(2) William Pirshall - 1868 Shepherd Circle
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Elizabeth Chaney - 3704 Largo Lane <— anh
Margaret Cato - 2709 Ellen Way, Decatur
Williard Ingram - 2096 Chestnut Hills Circle
Clarence Dick - 128 E. Pharr Road, Decatur
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CITY OF ATLANTA
DEPARTMENT OF
FINANCE
501 CITY HALL
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
Oc tob t 2., 1969
CHARLES L. DAVIS
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
W. ROY SMITH
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
E DG AR A . VAUGHN, JR .
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
JAMES R . FOUNTA I N , JR .
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
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CHARLES L. DAVIS
DIRECTOROF FINANCE
EDGAR A. VAUGHN, JR.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
501 CITY HALL
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
October 2, 1969
W. ROY SMITH
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
JAMES R. FOUNTAIN, JR.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
Mr. Ken Millwood
Atlanta Urban Corps
30 Courtland Street, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Ken:
Reference is made to your memo of September 17, 1969, and
Mr. George Berry's reply of September 15, 1969.
I wholeheartedly agree with Mr. Berry's comments and would
like to further add that the City Charter requires that all
funds of the City clear through the Revenue ‘Collector's
Office of the City. The Charter further requires that the
Budget Commission is the only body that can anticipate addi-
tional revenue. The City as a result of a Charter provision
has every employee on its payroll covered for fidelity bond
purposes in an amount of $25,000. Part of the bonding require-
ments is that all funds be centrally controlled and should
carry the signature of the Mayor and the Director of Finance.
In view of these provisions, it is not legal for the Urban
Corps to establish and maintain a private bank account.
I trust this edditionel information satisfactorily answers the
questions raised in your memo of September 17.
Sineerely,
hake ML), ies
Charles L. Davis
Director of Fizance
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ec: Mr. George Berry
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RESOLUTION BY
FINANCE COMMITTEE
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF .ALDERMEN
OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA that th
re olution adopted
ay 1,, 1969.
authQ,:izing the Mayo,: to enter into contracts with certain colleg
and universitie
to provide financial support for inte,:n nnder the
Coll ge Work Study Program be nd is hereby amended to add the
following wiiversity:
Wilbet"force University,
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ilbe:rforce, Ohio
to provid th
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RESOLUTION BY
FINANCE COMMITTEE
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN
OF THE CITY OF ATLA NTA that the resolution adopted May 19; 1969,
authorizing the Mayor to enter into contracts with certain colleges
and universities to provide financial support for interns under the
College Work Study Program be and is hereby amended to add the
following university:
Wilberforce University, Wilberforce, Ohio
The purpose of this resolution is to provide the Mayor with
the authority to execute contracts on behalf of the City with said
university as a part of the Atlanta Urban Corps Program.
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October 9, 1969
Mr. Jay Fountain
Deputy Director of Finance
City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Jay:
Please make the following deposit:
ACCOUNT NUMBER DRAWN BY: AMOUNT:
6-16-7640 U.S. Immigration &
Naturalization Service $324.00
Acknowledgement of receipt will be appreciated.
Sincerely,
HUGH H. SAXON, Jr.
Director of Finance
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o~tober 8~ 1969
Mr. Jay Fountain
Deputy DU' ctor of Finn.nee
Ci.ty of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, orgi 30303
Dear
Jrzy:
the following deposit :
.AMOUNT ·
ACCOUNT !iUMBER:
Brown Un~v rsity
a-J.6... 7645
Acknowledg
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Sine r ly,
1ttJGH H. SAXON, Jr.
Dir. _ o~ o't Financ
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Oetober 8, 1969
Me, Jay Fountein
Deputy Director of Finance
City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Jay:
Please make the following deposit:
ACCOUNT NUMBER: DRAWN BY : AMOUNT :
G+16-7645 Brown University $115.20
Acknowledgement of receipt will be appreciated.
Sincerely,
HUGH H, SAXON, Jr.
Direetor of Finance
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ee: Mr. George Berry <——
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October 24, 1969
Mr. Bill Ramsay
Director
Research Development Project
Southern Regional Education Board
130 Sixth Street, N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30313
Dear Mr. Ramsay:
I am enclosing a letter which I received this date from the
Deputy City Attorney, Senator Horace Ward. It is self-
explanatory.
I would hope that you could clear with your people the
proposition of proceeding with a formal contract. It
appears that this will be necessary according to Senator
Ward's letter. It would be appreciated if you would propose
this approach and then advise me.
Very truly yours,
George J. Berry
Deputy Chief Administrative Officer
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Enclosure
e¢c:. Senator Horace Ward
Ken Millwood
George Howell
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CITY OF ATLANTA
DEPARTMENT OF LAW
2614 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
HENRY
CIT Y
ROBERT S. WIGGINS
MARTIN McFARLAND
EDWIN L . STERNE
RALPH C. JENKINS
JOHN E . DOUGHERTY
CHARLES M. LOKEY
THOMAS F . CHOYCE
JAMES B . PILCHER
L. BOWDEN
ATTORNEY
FERRIN Y . MATHEWS
ASSOCI A T E
C I TY ATTORN EY S
ASSISTANT C I TY ATTORNE Y
October 23, 1969
HORACE T . WARD
DEPUT Y
CIT Y ATTORNE Y
ROBERT A . HARRIS
HENRY M. MURFF
CLAI M S A TTORNEY S
Mr. George Berry
Deputy Chief Administrative Officer
206 City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
30303
JAM E S B . HENDERSON
SPE CI A L
ASSOC I AT·E CI TY AT T O RN EY
Dear Mr. Berry:
I recently received from your office, through Mr. George
Howell, certain papers relating to the Urban Corps and the Southern
Regional Education Board. One of the papers is a letter dated
Oc-tober 17, 1969 from Mr. William R. O'Connell, Jr . to Mayor Allen ,
setti ng f orth c ertain stipu lat i ons fo r the cont i nuation of the
Ur ba n Cor ps i n ternship pr ogr am thr ough Dec ember , 1969 .
The problem appears to be whether t he above l etter mi ght be
agr eed to and thereby become a contr ac t i n accordance with t h e
terms of a resolution adopted October 6 , 1969 .
In an effort t o unders tan~ the problem, I have examined your
f ile on the Urban Corps and r ea d cons i der able papers . I am s t i ll
no t c ertain t ha t I fully comprehen d it .
The reso l ution a do pted Oc t ober 8, 1969 s tates that irthe Mayor
is authorized to execute an agreement with the Southern Regional
Education Board providing that the Board will assume all financial
responsibility f or t he payroll cos t s of the Urban Corps f or the
fall 1969 -. ,r The res ol u tion further allows the payment of not more
than $8000.00 for interns that are used solely by the City .
I do not feel that simply having the Mayor sign Mr . O'Connell's
letter agree ing to . the terms therein would be sufficient under the
circumstances. This is not to say that a contract cannot be raised
�Mro George Berry
October 23, 1969
Page 2
by the acceptance of a tetter or the exchange of letters, but
such a procedure is more suitable for private persons than for
public bodies.
In order to satisfy the requirements of the resolution of
October 8, 1969, an agreement containing specific details is
necessary. At the same time, the document should be in the
nature of a formal contract, not solely for the sake of formality,
but for the sake of clarityo
According to my understanding, it appears that SREB officials
had some objections to a proposed contracto It might be that some
other approach will he· acceptable to them and also satisfy the
requirements of the resolution.
I remain available to assist you
further instructions.
H1W/cj
cc:
George Howell
and await
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DEPARTMENT OF LAW
2614 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
ROBERT S. WIGGINS
MARTIN MCFARLAND
EDWIN L. STERNE
RALPH C. JENKINS
JOHN E. DOUGHERTY
HENRY L. BOWDEN CHARLES M. LOKEY
CITY ATTORNEY THOMAS F.CHOYCE
JAMES 8. PILCHER
BEGHIN'S: MATHERS ASSOCIATE CITY ATTORNEYS
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
October 23, 1969 HORACE T. WARD
DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY
ROBERT A. HARRIS
HENRY M.MURFF
CLAIMS ATTORNEYS
JAMES B. HENDERSON
Mr. George Berry SPECIAL ASSOCIATE CITY ATTORNEY
Deputy Chief Administrative Officer
206 City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mr. Berry:
I recently received from your office, through Mr. George
Howell, certain papers relating to the Urban Corps and the Southern
Regional Education Board. One of the papers is a letter dated
October 17, 1969 from Mr. William R. O'Connell, Jr. to Mayor Allen,
setting forth certain stipulations for the continuation of the
Urban Corps internship program through December, 1969.
The problem appears to be whether the above letter might be
agreed to and thereby become a contract in accordance with the
terms of a resolution adopted October 6, 1969.
In an effort to understand the problem, I have examined your
file on the Urban Corps and read considerable papers. I am still
not certain that I fully comprehend it,
The resolution adopted October 8, 1969 states that "the Mayor
is authorized to execute an agreement with the Southern Regional
Education Board providing that the Board will assume all financial
responsibility for the payroll costs of the Urban Corps for the
fall 1969.'"" The resolution further allows the payment of not more
than $8000.00 for interns that are used solely by the City.
I do not feel that simply having the Mayor sign Mr. O'Connell's
letter agreeing to the terms therein would be sufficient under the
circumstances. This is not to say that a contract cannot be raised
Mr. George Berry
October 23, 1969
Page 2
by the acceptance of a letter or the exchange of letters, but
such a procedure is more suitable for private persons than for
public bodies.
In order to satisfy the requirements of the resolution of
October 8, 1969, an agreement containing specific details is
necessary. At the same time, the document should be in the
nature of a formal contract, not solely for the sake of formality,
but for the sake of clarity.
According to my understanding, it appears that SREB officials
had some objections to a proposed contract. It might be that some
other approach will be acceptable to them and also satisfy the
requirements of the resolution.
I remain available to assist you Ay this matter and await
further instructions.
“~HoFace \T.
Deputy City Attorney
HTW/cj
ce: George Howell
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November 13 , 1 969
Mr. Jay Fountain
Deputy Director of Finance
City of Atlanta
City Hall
68 Mitchell Str eet, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 303 0 3
Dear Jay ;
Please make th e fol lowing deposits 1n the Ur ban Corps
account ;
AC COUNT NUMBER:
G-16- 7 645
DRAWN BY:
AMOUNT:
Southwestern at Memphi s
$22 3. 20
Spelman Col l ege
$10 2.08
Ac knowl edgement of r e ce pt wil l be appreciated .
Sincerely ,
Hugh H. Saxon, Jr.
Director of Finance
HHSjr:sz
Enclosures
cc : Mr. George Berry
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November 13, 1969
Mr. Jay Fountain
Deputy Director of Finance
City of Atlanta
City Hall
68 Mitchell Street, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Jay:
Please make the following deposits in the Urban Corps
account:
ACCOUNT NUMBER: DRAWN BY: AMOUNT;
G-16-7645 Seuthwestern at Memphis $223.20
G-16-7645 Spelman College $102.08
Acknowledgement of recept will be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Hugh H. Saxon, Jr.
Director of Finance
HHSjr: sz
Enclosures
ec: Mr. George Berry
Urlsen. Coup,
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s
November 6, 1969
t-'i r . William R. Ramsay
Director
Researc1 Deve l opment Pr oject
Southern Regional Education Board
13 O Sixth Street, 11. W.
At l ar..ta , Geor g ia 30313
Dear Bill :
Please ma ke the follo i ng deposits :
DRAW
BY.
A10U T:
Blayton Busine ss College
$
Morri s Bro n College
$346 . 4 8
Sincer ly,
Hugh H. Saxo n, Jr.
Director of finance
HHSjr:sz
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r. Gorge Berry~
3 0 .24
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November 6, 1969
Mr. William R. Ramsay
Director ;
Research Development Project
Southern Regional Education Board
130 Sixth Street, N. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30313
Dear Bill:
Please make the following deposits:
DRAWN BY: AMOUNT :
Blayton Business College $ 30.24
Morris Brown College $346.48
Sincerely,
Hugh H. Saxon, Jr.
Director of Finance
HHS4r: sz
Enclosures
ce: Mr. George Berry
Dp eae Snes
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November 6, 1969
, Ir. Jav Founta:i.:r.
Deputy-Director of Financ_
City of At lanta
City Hall
Atlanta , Georgia 3 0 303
Dear Jay:
Please make the folloiin8 depos~ts in the Urban Corps
a ccount:
DRA m BY
ACCOU NT NU BER
G-16 7645
De Kalb Colleg e
MOU.f!
$4,003.20
Ac knowledgement of receipt will be appreciated.
Sincerely ,
Hugh H. Saxon, Jr.
Director of Financ e
HHSjr: sz
Enclo
cc:
re
Mr. G orge Berry '=-
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November 6, 1969
Mr. Jay Fountain
Deputy Director of Finance
City of Atlanta
City Hall :
Atlanta, Georgia 30303 5
Dear Jay:
Please make the following deposits in the Urban Corps
account:
ACCOUNT NUMBER DRAWN BY AMOUNT
G-16-764%5 DeKalb College $4,003.20
Acknowledgement of receipt will be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Hugh H. Saxon, Jr.
Director of Finance
HHSjr:sz
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ec: Mr. George Berry €&
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November 5, 1969
Mr . Ch rle
L. D vis
Director of Finance
501 City Hall
Atlanta , Georgi
D ar Charles :
l m ttaching a copy of the Atlanta Urban Corps Budget and Program
Proposal for 1970 . Thi' pi-oposal ha been prepared by the st · fi of
the Urb n Corp .
A I understand th document, it propo es program · of 60 Interns in
the Spring: 500 Interns in th Summer: and 100 Interns in the Fall .
The gros - progi-am. cost will be $650, 6Z3 of which $510, 930 will be
m · t by contractual greements with colleges and agencies le ving a
n t cost of $139,693. For this amount, the City will receiv the
aervic
of 30 Intern• in th Spring; 1S0 Interns in the Summer;
d
40 Intern, in the Fall . Thi is total of 220 lnt rne for twelve we k
t rm which work out to 52 man ye rs which in turn WQrk out to bout
$2,690 per many ar.
It would be appr ci ted if you would pre nt thi• propo al to the Financ
Committe for poasibl inc:lu ion in th 1970 Budg t. l would ho13 th t
w could giv the Urb n Corp• Stall some indication
early
poaaibl
ao that th y c n make th ir plans c:cordingly.
My own thought is that th Urb n Corpe concept ha• prov · n itself
worthy of ,upport if city financ a will allow it .
Sine
I'
ly youre,
E. Sw at, J r .
Chief Admini trative Offi c
DE ,Jr:vl
~c:
Ken Millwood
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November 5, 1969
Mr. Charles L. Davis
Director of Finance
501 City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Charles:
I am attaching a copy of the Atlanta Urban Corps Budget and Program
Proposal for 1970. This proposal has been prepared by the staff of
the Urban Corps.
As lL understand the document, it proposes programs of 60 Interns in
the Spring: 500 Interns in the Summer; and 100 Interns in the Fall.
The gross program cost will be $650,623 of which $510,930 will be
met by contractual agreements with colleges and agencies leaving a
net cost of $139,693. For this amount, the City will receive the
services of 30 Interns in the Spring; 150 Interns in the Summer; and
40 Interns in the Fall. This is a total of 220 Interns for twelve week
terms which work out to 52 man years which in turn work out to about
$2,690 per man year.
It would be appreciated if you would present this proposal to the Finance
Gommittee for possible inclusion in the 1970 Budget. I would hope that
we could give the Urban Corps Staff some indication as early as possible
so that they can make their plans accordingly.
My own thought is that the Urban Corps concept has proven itself and is
worthy of support if city finances will allow it.
Sincerely yours,
Dan E. Sweat, Jr.
Chief Administrative Officer
DES, Jr:vl
hase -
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ec: Ken Millwood
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Mr. J
Fount
- .........y Director of F1nan.ce
City~ tlmlt
City Rall
Atlant , Georg· 30303
J
BY
ity
G-16 7645
G- '1
7645
197.. '
5,137 20
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November 3, 1969
My. Jay Fountain
Deputy Director of Finance
ey at
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Jay:
Please make the following deposits:
ACCOUNT NUMBER DRAG BY
6-16-7645 Georgia Skate University
G-16-7645 Oglethorpe University &
G16 > 7645 Morehouse College
Acinowledgemant of receipt will be appreciated.
Sincerely,
‘Hugh Hf. Sexon, Jr.
Direetor of Pinence
HBjries
Enclosures
ec: Mr. George Berry <—
$ h22.ho
$ 197.18
$5,137.20
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November 26, 1969
Mr . Charles L. Davis
Directo r of Finance
City of Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Charles:
l am enclosing the Urban Corps' M . R . Number 4 in the
amount of $5, 094. 00. This .amount is payable to the
Southern Regional Education Board under the terms
of the agreement £orwarded to your office on November 21 ,
1969.
Very truly yours,
George J . Berry
Deputy Chief Administrative Officer
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November 26, 1969
Mr. Charles L. Davis
Director of Finance
City of Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Charles:
I am enclosing the Urban Corps' M.R. Number 4 in the
amount of $5,094.00. This amount is payable to the
Southern Regional Education Board under the terms
of the agreement forwarded to your office on November 21,
1969.
Very truly yours,
George J. Berry
Deputy Chief Administrative Officer
GIB:ja
Enclosure
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November 26, 1969
MEMORANDUM
To :
Ken Millwood
From:
George Ber:ry
I have forwarded youl" Miscellaneous Requisition No . 4 to
Finance . I have changed it, however, so that it authodzes
the payment of $ 5,094 . 00 and have deleted the $ 206 . 80.
ln the interest of keeping down confusion, it would be
appl"·eciated if you would submit a separate M. R. for this
latter amount attached to a memorandum explaining the
facts .
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November 26, 1969
MEMORANDUM
To: Ken Millwood
From: George Berry
I have forwarded your Miscellaneous Requisition No. 4 to
Finance. I have changed it, however, so that it authorizes
the payment of $5,094, 00 and have deleted the $206. 80.
In the interest of keeping down confusion, it would be
appreciated if you would submit a separate M.R. for this
latter amount attached to a memorandum explaining the
facts.
GB:ja
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Mr. Milton Parris
November 18, 19€9
Page 2
people into city government has been a
major problem.
These are only the quantifiable poten.tials of an effective
Orban Cor ps program. The very real potentials of community
benefit, educational enrichment, a counter-measure to student
rad icalization, and the benefit to the individual student are
also deeply rooted into the Urban Corps concept.
As further clarification, let me say that t he budget
ks for
$75,349 to finance t he administration oft
Urban Corps for
one year. An additional $64,344 (makina
total of $ 13916 3)
is ne ded to meet the rity's share of the salaries of internc.
working in city epartroents.
(This cost represents 34~ of th se
interns total stipend which is conparable to the 30 pai d by
non- city agencies.)
Thank you for your consideration of th's s
ry and to the
Urban Corps proposal . We welco e your Committee'
valu tion
of the benefits of our Progr
to the City, nd hope you ill
discus its value .ith interns ·orking both in City Hall and
in non- city gencios.
Sine rely,
-K'LM
en Millwood
Dir ctor
K
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cc :
Mayor Iv n
Mr. Charle
llen, Jr • . - .
Davia
Mr • • Gregory
rigg
• 1111
T. Knight
Mr. Ch rl s L ft ich
r. Sam
sell
Mr. G. Ev rr tt illic n
�ATlANTA VROAN CORPS
30 COURTLAND STREET , N .E .
/
PHONE ( 4 0 4 ] 52 4 -8091
/
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
November 17, 1969
Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr.
City of Atlanta
City Hall
68 Mitchell Street , S. W.
Atlanta , Georgia 30303
Dear Mayor Allen :
On b ehalf of the Southern Regional Education Board, the Urban
Corps National Development Office, and the Atlanta Urban Corps,
let me extend to you a p preciation for the welcoming remark s you
made to our Conference on November 1 4 . The endorsement of the
South ' s leading urban administrator lent invaluable credibility
to our efforts.
More i mportant to us locally, I personally thank you for the
expression of support you gave me in the budget hearing the
afternoon of that same day .
I was unaware that I was to make
the presentation until I was introduced at the meeting. Your
assistance in clarifying some imp ortant p oints to the other
gen tlemen present was e x tremely help ful.
I believe y ou a re well aware of the success of the Atlanta Urb an
Corp s so far, and of the benefits it can offer this City in the
future.
Howeve r, sometimes men dealing with the g ruesome ta sk
of mapp ing a g reat city 's f inancial future can see only dollar s
a nd cents . The y sometimes overlook the b enefits o f stud ent inv olvement p ote ntia l a nd the manpower r esources pote nti a l o f a
smal l b ut effective pro g r am s uch a s our s. Hope full y , y o u will
be able t o cont inue y o u r suppor t of t he Urban Cor p s during the
v ery e xha u sti v e de ci sio n mak i ng t a s k s t he Bu dget Commit tee mu s t
soon perform.
Again, my thanks f o r your suppo r t i n both last Fri day's meetings
and for all future support you may give the Atlanta Urban Corps.
KM:sz
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Mr. Milton Farris
November 18, 1969
Page 2
people into city government has been a
major problen.
These are only the quantifiable potentials of an effective
Urban Corps program. The very real potentials of community
benefit, educational enrichment, a counter-measure to student
radicalization, and the benefit to the individual student are
also deeply rooted into the Urban Corps concept.
As further clarification, let me say that the budget asks for
$75,349 to finance the administration of the Urban Corps for
one year. An additional $64,344 (making a total of $139,693)
is needed to meet the City's share of the salaries of interns
working in city departments. (This cost represents 34% of these
interns total stipend which is comparable to the 30% paid by
non-city agencies.)
Thank you for your consideration of this summary and to the
Urban Corps proposal. We welcome your Committee's evaluation
of the benefits of our Program to the City, and hope you will
discuss its value with interns working both in City Hall and
in non-city agencies.
Sincerely,
KLM
Ken Millwood
Director
KM: sz
cc: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr.€&.
Mr. Charles Davis
Mr. EB. Gregory Griggs
Mr. William T. Knight
Mr. Charles Leftwich
Mr. Sam Massell
Mr. G. Everrett Millican
ATLANTA VRBAN CORPS
30 COURTLAND STREET, N.E. / PHONE [404] 524-8091 / ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
November 17, 1969
Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr.
City of Atlanta
City Hall
68 Mitchell Street, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mayor Allen:
On behalf of the Southern Regional Education Board, the Urban
Corps National Development Office, and the Atlanta Urban Corps,
let me extend to you appreciation for the welcoming remarks you
made to our Conference on November 14. The endorsement of the
South's leading urban administrator lent invaluable credibility
to our efforts.
More important to us locally, I personally thank you for the
expression of support you gave me in the budget hearing the
afternoon of that same day. I was unaware that I was to make
the presentation until I was introduced at the meeting. Your
assistance in clarifying some important points to the other
gentlemen present was extremely helpful.
I believe you are well aware of the success of the Atlanta Urban
Corps so far, and of the benefits it can offer this City in the
future. However, sometimes men dealing with the gruesome task
of mapping a great city's financial future can see only dollars
and cents. They sometimes overlook the benefits of student in-
volvement potential and the manpower resources potential of a
small but effective program such as ours. Hopefully, you will
be able to continue your support of the Urban Corps during the
very exhaustive decision making tasks the Budget Committee must
soon perform.
Again, my thanks for your support in both last Friday's meetings
and for all future support you may give the Atlanta Urban Corps.
Sigcerely,
Xe; WX GQsods )
Ken Millwood ;
Director
KM:szZ
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November 1 8, 1969
Hr . ilton F arris , Chai rman
Boar d of Aldorme, F inance Co
ittee
Gulf Oil Corporati on
P. o. Box 7245 , Station C
tlanta , Georgia 30309
Dear
. Farris :
Let
xt nd y appreciation to .ou and the oem e rs of your
committee for the opportunity to p r esent the 1970 Budget
Pr oposal for the Atl nta Jrban Corps . Hopefully , t le Propo s l
i s de tailed enough to give a concise p icture of the need of
t he Program next year. Because of t h necessity of mak ing a
brief pr esentation , I fear many of the i m ortant facts a out
t e Corps were not voice. I believe t.~ese several points
will make t he
oun t wa arc req uesting mor r e sonable f rom a
rcturn-on·-investment vi . point.
(1)
The Or ban Corp provides an bund nt
npo :r
sourc t hat has been overlooked. The majority
of the student s involved ar
in colleg
(2 )
or in graduate or
in the upper level
rofe sional ehool.
The jobs the tudents perfor
r all
isting
job that hav
ecn left undono due to
lack
of manpower , nd ith t he creative cooperation
between t h Urban Corps and City dmi ni s t.r tors,
ny v ry n ce s ary task~ c
perfo
d by
int rns.
(3 )
Accor ding to th f i gur es provide by th
yor'
Office, t h int rns ill pr ovid 52
n
r of
1 bor t n v rage cot of $2,690.00. Thi
cost
i
xtr
l y lo b
don th e rning po r pot ntial of a coll g g r adu t or near-gr du t e .
Alo, it doe not include th 17
n y ar
orked
th propo - - t f.
()
Th
Orban Corp offor th potenti l
tr ining progr
or the City by cqu intinq
with th po ibiliti s of gov rnment
lo ,
gr
uation.
io on
can deny that with onl
pproxi t ly 8,000 City
loye
( xclu i
t
rd of due tion nd th Library) h ving coll
d gre , th t the r cruit ent of highly quali 1
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November 18, 1969
Mr. Milton Farris, Chairman
Board of Aldermen Finance Committee
Gulf 011 Corporation
P. ©. Box 7245, Station C
Atlanta, Georgia 30309
Dear Mr. Farris:
Let me extend my appreciation to you and the members of your
Committee for the opportunity to present the 1970 Budget
Proposal for the Atlanta Urban Corps. Hopefully, the Proposal
is detailed enough to give a concise picture of the needs of
the Program next year. Because of the necessity of making a
brief presentation, I fear many of the important facts about
the Corps were not voiced. I believe these several points
will make the amount we are requesting more reasonable from a
return-on-investment viewpoint.
(1) The Urban Corps provides an abundant manpower
source that has been overlooked. The majority
of the students involved are in the upper level
in college or in graduate or professional school.
(2) The jobs the students perform are all existing
jobs that have been left undone due to a lack
of manpower, and with the creative cooperation
between the Urban Corps and City administrators,
many very necessary tasks can be performed by
interns.
(3) According to the figures provided by the Mayor's
Office, the interns will provide 52 man years of
labor at an average cost of $2,690.90. This cost
is extremely low based on the earning power po-
tential of a college graduate or near~graduate.
Alse, it does not include the 17 man years worked
by the proposed staff.
(4) The Urban Corps offers the potential of a manpower
training program for the City by acquainting students
with the possibilities of government employment after
graduation. No one can deny that with only 125 of
approximately &,000 City employees (excluding the
Board of Bducation and the Library) having coll
degrees, that the recruitment of highly qualified
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URBAN CORPS SERVICE-LEARNING CONFERENCE
November 14, 1969
PRELIMINARY LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
I.
College and University Representatives:
ALABAIVfA
Mr. Edward LaMonte, Assistant Director, Center for Urban
Studies , University of Alabama at Birmingham
Mr. J. King Chandler, III, Director of Urban Studies,
Jef ferson State College , Birmingham
Mr. Paul Harris, Vice-President for Ad.ministration, Miles
College, Birmingham
Mr. James Williams, Assistant to the President , Miles
Col l ege, Birmingham
Dr. Donald E. Hayhurst, Political Science Department,
Auburn University, Auburn
FLORIDA
Dr . Thomas W. Fr yer, Jr. , Director of the Downtown Campus ,
Miami -Dade Junior College, Miami
Prof. Jame s Feeney, Professor , New College , Tampa
Mr . Marshall Barry , Di rector , Project R.E.A. L., New College,
Tampa
Dr. Thomas Wood, Department of Political Sc i ence , University
of Miami , Coral Gables
GEORGIA
Dr. Samuel W. Williams, Act ing Academic Dean, Morehouse
College , Atlanta
Mr. Edward M. Neal , Inst r uctor of Hist ory , West Georgia Col l ege
Carrollton
Miss Charlene Bowen, student, West Georgia College, Carrollton
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GEORGIA (continued)
Mr. Richard Hanners, Counselor, Kennesaw Junior College,
Atlanta
Mr. Jerry Roseberry, Director of Financial Aid, Kennesaw
Jr. College, Atlanta
Mr. W. Kirk Jackson, Director of Development, Atlanta
University, Atlanta
Mr. Donald R. Nelson, Coordinator of Community Services,
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
Marvin Arrington, Student Advisor, Emory University,
Atlanta
lflr.
Miss He:en Stanton, student, Emory University, Atlanta
Miss Phe Thompson, student, Emory University, Atlanta
Mr. Tom Saylor, student, Georgia Institute of Technology,
Atlanta
Mr. Wally Bloom, student, Georgia Institute of Technology,
Atlanta
Mr. Miller Templeton, student, Georgia Institute of
Tc.:chnology, Atlanta
Mr. Donal'1 Wray, Director of Field. Services, Institute of
Government, University of Georgia, Athens
Dr. Alb ert Kleckner, Assistant Vice-President for Instruction,
Univ.? r.:.lity of Georgia, Athens
Mr. Jerry Wilkinson, Assistant to the President, Spelman
College, Atlanta
LOUISIANA
Mr. Dale Kreeger, Office of Financial Aid, Tulane University,
New Orleans
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Mr. Gary Bair, Director, Board of Directors, C.A.C.T.U.S.,
Tulane University, New Orleans
MISSISSIPPI
Prof. Bennie L. Reeves, Assistant Professor of History,
Jackson State College, Jackson
Mr. Charles Watts, student, Jackson State College, Jackson
Mr. Jack L. Woodward, Director of Financial Aid, Millsaps
College, Jackson
NORTH CA'9.OLII•;i\
Mr. Larry Owen, Director, Community Service and Continuing
Educr1i:,ion Cer.!ter, u~1iversity of North Carolina at Charlotte
Mr. Norman W. Schul, Chairm•rn , Di vision of So-:::Lal and Behavioral
Sciences, UniYersity of l';m~th Ca.rolinc at Gns.:rlotte
Mr. Rich2..rd Shackleford, Assistant Prog:cam Director of the
Er dah2. -Cloyc1 Union, North Carolina Stct.i~e Uni Yersity at Raleigh
Mr. Law£ence A. Goldblatt, student, University of North
Car ol~_!1a Ste,te University at Raleigh
Mr. Will Scott, Chairman, Department of Sociology and Social
Servic8 , Nol"th Car oJ.ina A & T Sta,te U'::·tiverzi ty, Greensboro
Miss Delcine E. Elliott, student, North Carolina A & T State
UnivE-~· si ty, G:-eensboro
Mr. Julius Cocyening , Director of Urban Affairs, Wake Forrest
Univer sity, Winston Salem
Mro Carl Whitney, student, Davidson College, Davidson
Mr. Alan Wentz, student, University of North Carolina,
Charlotte
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Prof. Kenneth C. Govants, Assistant Professor, O~lahoma
State University, Oklahoma City
SOUTH CAROLINA
Miss Betty J. Alverson, Director, Student Center, Furman
University, Greensville
Mr . Robert Alexander , Director of Volunteer Services ,
University of South Carolina, Columbia
Mr. Louis James, student, University of South Carolina,
Columbia
Miss Leslie Poe , student, University of South Carolina,
Columbia
Miss Vicky Vann, Vice-President of Community Services ,
Student Christian Assoc., Converse College, Spartenburg
Mr . B. B. Taylor , Student Christian Assoc., Converse College ,
Spartenburg
TENNESSEE
Mr . William L. Bowden , President, Southwester n at Memphis ,
Memphis
Mr. Mark Mccrackin, Center for Urban Affairs , Vanderbil t
University , Nashville
Dr . Philip D. Vair o , Dean of Profess ional Studies , Univer sity
of Tennessee at Chatta nooga
Mr. Robert S. Hutchison , Executive Director, GovernmentIndustry-Law Center, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Dr. C. 0. Atchison , Director of Development, Tennessee
State University, Nashville
TEXAS
Dean Milton Wilson, Dean, School of Business, Texas Southern
University, Houston
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WEST VIRGINIA
Mr. Thomas Bee, Assistant Director, Off-Campus Education,
Alderson-Broaddus College, Philippi
II.
City Representatives:
ALABAl'AA
Mr. R. J. Cunningham, Mayor's Youth Coordinator, Birmingham
Mr. William Hayes, Jefferson County Personnel Board, Birmingham
FLORIDA
Mr. Robert D. Johnston, Assistant to the City Manager, Fort
Lauderdale
GEORGIA
Mr. Ken Millwood, Director, Atlanta Urban Corps, Atlanta
Miss Sue Zander, Assistant Director, Atlanta Urban Corps,
Atlanta
Mr. Hugh Saxon, Director of Finance, Atlanta Urban Corps,
Atlanta
Mr. Elmer George, Executive Director, Georgia lflUnicipal
Association, Atlanta
Mr. William Graham, Planning Department, City of Savannah
Mr. Danny Brown, Student Director of Development, S.P.U.R.
the Urban Corps of Savannah
Mr. Jack Adams, student intern, S.P.U.R.--the Urban Corps of
Savannah, Personnel Department, City of Savannah
LOUISIANA
Mr. Gideon T. Stanton, III, Executive Director, C.A.C.T.U.S.,
Tulane University, Planning Committee for the New Orleans
Urban Corps, New Orleans
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LOUISIANA (continued)
Mr. Inmond Deen, student, Tulane University, Planning Committee
for the New Orleans Urban Corps, New Orleans
MISSISSIPPI
Mr . James L. Harrison, Director of Public Relations, Office
of the Mayor, Jackson
NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr. Nicky Maison, Assistant to the City Manager, City of
Winston Salem
Mr. C. Curtis Branscome, Administrative Assistant, Office of
the City Manager, Charlotte
Mr. K. M. Michalove, Executive Director, Buncombe County
Planning Council, Asheville
SOUTH CAROLINA
A representative from the Office of Mr. Aaron Marsh, City
Manager, Greenville
TENNESSEE
Mr. George Podelco, Administrative Assistant, Office of the
Mayor, Nashville
Mr. Nick Sieveking, Co-Director, Program Development, The Urban
Observatory, Nashville
Mr. Leonard Hackel, Mayor's Youth Coordinator, Memphis
Mr. Robert F. Maffett, Administrative Assistant to the Mayor,
Chattanooga
TEXAS
A representative from the office of Mr. Scott McDonald, City
Manager, Dallas
A representative from the office of Mr. Harold Mc~.ahan, City
Manager, Fort Worth
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III • Atlanta Urban Corps :
Student Interns
Their Colleges
Their Assignments
Miss Caretha Daniels
Georgia State Univ.
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Mr. Lloyd Keys
Morehouse College
Atlanta
City Finance Depts.
Mr. Emmett McCord
DeKalb Jr. College
Atlanta
Rent-a-Kid Project
Miss Linda Robinson
Georgia State Univ.
Atlanta
Consumer Affairs
Project (comptroller)
Miss Wanda Thompson
Georgia State Univ.
Atlanta
Grant Park
Community School
Mr. Julius Stephens
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Rent-a-Kid Project
Miss Truly Bracken
Agnes Scott College
Atlanta
Kennesaw National
Park
Miss Tia Sinkfield
Spelman College
Atlanta
Atlanta Youth
Council
Miss Babs Kalvelage
Georgia State Univ.
Atlanta
Atlanta Service
Learning Confer ence
Mr. Kytle Frye
Emory School of Law
Atlanta
Atlanta Service
Learning Conference
Urban Corps staff
Miss Blanche Radford
Clark College
Atlanta
Mr. Carl Paul
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
RepresentativeWheat St. Baptist
Church
~iss Betty Peters
Clark College
Atlanta
Literacy Action
Foundation
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URBAN CORPS SERVICE-LEARNING CONFERENCE
November 14, 1969
PRELIMINARY LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
I. College and University Representatives:
ALABAMA
Mr. Edward LaMonte, Assistant Director, Center for Urban
Studies, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Mr. J. King Chandler, III, Director of Urban Studies,
Jefferson State College, Birmingham
Mr. Paul Harris, Vice-President for Administration, Miles
College, Birmingham
Mr. James Williams, Assistant to the President, Miles
College, Birmingham
Dr. Donald E, Hayhurst, Political Science Department,
Auburn University, Auburn
FLORIDA
Dr. Thomas W. Fryer, Jr., Director of the Downtown Campus,
Miami-Dade Junior College, Miami
Prof. James Feeney, Professor, New College, Tampa
Mr. Marshall Barry, Director, Project R.E.A.L., New College,
Tampa.
Dr. Thomas Wood, Department of Political Science, University
of Miami, Coral Gables
GEORGIA
Dr. Samuel W. Williams, Acting Academic Dean, Morehouse
College, Atlanta
Mr. Edward M. Neal, Instructor of History, West Georgia College
Carrollton
Miss Charlene Bowen, student, West Georgia College, Carrollton
GEORGIA (continued )
Mr. Richard Hanners, Counselor, Kennesaw Junior College,
Atlanta
Mr. Jerry Roseberry, Director of Financial Aid, Kennesaw
Jr. College, Atlanta
Mr. W. Kirk Jackson, Director of Development, Atlanta
University, Atlanta
Mr. Donald R. Nelson, Coordinator of Community Services,
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
Mr. Marvin Arrington, Student Advisor, Emory University,
Atlanta
Miss Heien Stanton, student, Emory University, Atlanta
Miss Phe Thompson, student, Emory University, Atlanta
Mr. Tom Saylor, student, Georgia Institute of Technology,
Atlanta
Mr. Wally Bloom, student, Georgia Institute of Technology,
Atlanta
Mr. Miller Templeton, student, Georgia Institute of
Technology, Atlanta
Mr. Donzid Wray, Director of Field Services, Institute of
Government, University of Georgia, Athens
Dr. Albert Kleckner, Assistant Vice-President for Instruction,
University of Georgia, Athens
Mr. Jerry Wilkinson, Assistant to the President, Spelman
College, Atlanta
LOUISIANA
Mr. Dale Kreeger, Office of Financial Aid, Tulane University,
New Orleans
LOUISIANA (continued)
Mr. Gary Bair, Director, Board of Directors, C.A.C.T.U.S.,
Tulane University, New Orleans
MISSISSIPPI
Prof. Bennie L. Reeves, Assistant Professor of History,
Jackson State College, Jackson
Mr. Charles Watts, student, Jackson State College, Jackson
Mr. Jack L. Woodward, Director of Financial Aid, Millsaps
College, Jackson
NORTH CAROLINA
Mr. Larry Owen, Director, Community Service and Continuing
Education Center, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Mr, Norman W. Schul, Chairman, Division of Sozial and Behavioral
Sciences, University of North Caroline. at Charlotte
Mr. Richard Shackleford, Assistant Program Director of the
Erdahi-Cloyd Union, North Carolina State University at Raleigh
Mr. Lawrence A. Goldblatt, student, University of North
Carolina Stete University at Raleigh
Mr. Will Scott, Chairman, Department of Sociology and Social
Services, North Carolina A & T State University, Greensboro
Miss Delcine E. Elliott, student, North Carolina A & T State
University, Greenskoro
Mr. Julius Corpening, Director of Urban Affairs, Wake Forrest
University, Winston Salem
Mr, Carl Whitney, student, Davidson College, Davidson
Mr. Alan Wentz, student, University of North Carolina,
Charlotte
OKLAHOMA
Prof. Kenneth C. Govants, Assistant Professor, Oklahoma
State University, Oklahoma City
SOUTH CAROLINA
Miss Betty J. Alverson, Director, Student Center, Furman
University, Greensville
Mr. Robert Alexander, Director of Volunteer Services,
University of South Carolina, Columbia
Mr. Louis James, student, University of South Carolina,
Columbia
Miss Leslie Poe, student, University of South Carolina,
Columbia,
Miss Vicky Vann, Vice-President of Community Services,
Student Christian Assoc., Converse College, Spartenburg
Mr. B. B. Taylor, Student Christian Assoc., Converse College,
Spartenburg
TENNESSEE
Mr. William L. Bowden, President, Southwestern at Memphis,
Memphis
Mr. Mark McCrackin, Center for Urban Affairs, Vanderbilt
University, Nashville
Dr. Philip D. Vairo, Dean of Professional Studies, University
of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Mr. Robert S. Hutchison, Executive Director, Government-
Industry-Law Center, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Dr. C. O. Atchison, Director of Development, Tennessee
State University, Nashville
TEXAS
— So
Dean Milton Wilson, Dean, School of Business, Texas Southern
University, Houston
WEST VIRGINIA
Mr. Thomas Bee, Assistant Director, Off-Campus Education,
Alderson-Broaddus College, Philippi
II. City Representatives:
ALABAMA
Mr. R. J. Cunningham, Mayor's Youth Coordinator, Birmingham
Mr. William Hayes, Jefferson County Personnel Board, Birmingham
FLORIDA
Mr. Robert D. Johnston, Assistant to the City Manager, Fort
Lauderdale
GEORGIA
Mr. Ken Millwood, Director, Atlanta Urban Corps, Atlanta
Miss Sue Zander, Assistant Director, Atlanta Urban Corps,
Atlanta
Mr. Hugh Saxon, Director of Finance, Atlanta Urban Corps,
Atlanta
Mr. Elmer George, Executive Director, Georgia Municipal
Association, Atlanta
Mr. William Graham, Planning Department, City of Savannah
Mr. Danny Brown, Student Director of Development, S.P.U.R. ==
the Urban Corps of Savannah
Mr. Jack Adams, student intern, S.P.U.R.--the Urban Corps of
Savannah, Personnel Department, City of Savannah
LOUISIANA
Mr. Gideon T. Stanton, III, Executive Director, C.A.C.T.U.S.,
Tulane University, Planning Committee for the New Orleans
Urban Corps, New Orleans
LOUISIANA (continued)
Mr. Inmond Deen, student, Tulane University, Planning Committee
for the New Orleans Urban Corps, New Orleans
MISSISSIPPI
Mr. James L. Harrison, Director of Public Relations, Office
of the Mayor, Jackson
NORTH CAROLINA
Mr. Nicky Maison, Assistant to the City Manager, City of
Winston Salem \
Mr. C. Curtis Branscome, Administrative Assistant, Office of
the City Manager, Charlotte
Mr. K. M. Michalove, Executive Director, Buncombe County
Planning Council, Asheville
SOUTH CAROLINA
A representative from the Office of Mr. Aaron Marsh, City
Manager, Greenville
TENNESSEE
Mr. George Podelco, Administrative Assistant, Office of the
Mayor, Nashville
Mr. Nick Sieveking, Co-Director, Program Development, The Urban
Observatory, Nashville
Mr. Leonard Hackel, Mayor's Youth Coordinator, Memphis
Mr. Robert F. Maffett, Administrative Assistant to the Mayor,
Chattanooga
TEXAS
A representative from the office of Mr. Scott McDonald, City
Manager, Dallas
A representative from the office of Mr. Harold McMahan, City
Manager, Fort Worth
TIT.
Atlanta Urban Corps:
Student Interns
Miss Caretha Daniels
Mr. Lloyd Keys
Mr. Emmett McCord
Miss Linda Robinson
Miss Wanda, Thompson
Mr. Julius Stephens
Miss Truly Bracken
Miss Tia Sinkfield
Miss Babs Kalvelage
Mr. Kytle Frye
Miss Blanche Radford
Mr. Carl Paul
Viss Betty Peters
Their Colleges
Georgia State Univ.
Atlanta
Morehouse College
Atlanta
DeKalb Jr. College
Atlanta
Georgia State Univ.
Atlanta
Georgia State Univ.
Atlanta
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Agnes Scott College
Atlanta
Spelman College
Atlanta
Georgia State Univ.
Atlanta
Emory School of Law
Atlanta
Clark College
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Clark College
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
City Finance Depts.
Rent-a-Kid Project
Consumer Affairs
Project (comptroller )
Grant Park
Comunity School
Rent-a-Kid Project
Kennesaw National
Park
Atlanta Youth
Council
Atlanta Service
Learning Conference
Atlanta Service
Learning Conference
Urban Corps staff
Representative-
Wheat St. Baptist
Church
Literacy Action
Foundation
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November 19, 1969'
Mr . William Ramsay
Director
Research Development Project
Southern Regional Education Board
130 Sixth Stre et, N . W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30313
near Bill :
Please make the following deposit:
Comptoller General's Office
Sincerely,
Hugh H. Saxon,Jr.
Director of Finance
HllSjr: sz
Enclosure
$476.00
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November 19, 1969!
Mr. William Ramsay
Director
Research Development Project
Southern Regional Education Board
130 Sixth St£¥eet, N. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30313
Dear Bill:
Please make the following deposit:
Comptoller General's Office $476.00
Sincerely,
Hugh H. Saxon,Jr.
Director of Finance
HHSjr:sz
Enclosure
Opnhomn Cora
i tl SAD hci ciliata |
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Folder topic: Urban Corps | 1969