http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/c0b71356c6a8bd8388c81c94bdb232c2.pdf 0b45f7c2fdd97557a1598daa4c71a34f PDF Text Text pun-m“.W‘w— ,w awn" - ' ,...-.... Dr. Michael Beaubrun Professor November 2, l97l Chairman, Department of Psychiatry University of the West indies Kingston, Jamaica & Dear Dr. Beaubrun, After considerable delay and consideration, the application for the study of chronic cannabis use in Jamaica has been forwarded to Washington. i have held prior consultations with various of the officers in Washington, and have been told that this study, with the one in Greece, has a high priority, but that funds for the l97l~i972 fiscal year for these contracts haze not yet been approved. Approval is expected this month, and these applications are in hand in time. studies have also requested the letter of interest lnstitutem and this is under consideration. i by the in such It was most useful to have Mr. Beecher, and i trust he do not know whether some funds are necessary from enjoyed his stay. our study program, but if there are some that may be useful, please I write to me. have asked Dr. Dornbush to write to Mr. Chevannes to apprise him of the timetable and to enquire as to his cooperation, since he indicated that there may be a change in his status atbthe end of the year. i duplicate copy of the proposal is enclosed for Professor told you, i did discuss his budget with him and the budget as submitted includes his requests (modified) and your own. i would urge both of you to review the details, and assuming our NIMH will support the study, will ask you to confirm that the summary includes the items necessary. A Ward. As he may have have also sent a copy of the proposal to Dr. Henry U.S. Marijuana & Drug Abuse Commission. I understand he will be visiting you next week. i have asked him to present the prOposai to his commission for support, for it may interest them as much as our National Institute of Mental Health. Should he raise questions regarding I Brill of the .W. .srw.r,_.7,m_,_ �z ‘ _-W——w——-——w—e— Dr. Michael 'r-‘u'l-Iw , T—wv'vr'IW-‘m _——W_.._..._ . Beaubrun..........November 2, l97l wuss-aura: m m. ....__w——.—..<~v-_—-..e«ww ...........................2 w-«w— this proposal, it would be helpful for you to be as candid as possible. Brill was responsible for establishing our study in Athens, and has Dr. maintained a deep use. year, i am interest in the possible consequences of chronic cannabis Anticipating a faborable response before the end of the proceeding with orders for the additional equipment on a contingency basis; and have scheduled visits to Jamaica immediately after the New Year. it should be possible for one of these funding agencies to indicate their position by early December. Meanwhile, should any data from the population survey available, it would be helpful to provide these in support of this application, and I would appreciate a copy as soon as possible. be shall be attending the World Congeess of Psychiatry at the end of the month, and shall look for you. My best regards to your wife. i in Mexico City Sincerely yours, Fink, M.0. Executive Director Max � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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