http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/4bbfaa16b53788072b8004443bbabcc8.pdf 2f5d6efe9f2a328b03c1c9cf1f16ea38 PDF Text Text 731-6501 Ayril 27. 1973 we cmmefi May, 06st lavieory Brunch, lGASS. p 'Vlg—w Plrklcvn Building, 5600 Fishers Lens. Rockville, flhrylend 20852. A‘I'I’l'T'AIK"":;-1‘n‘. v:- n Dear Hr. Ehrdy, fit . :nfin,‘ «iv-w: my me y tan.- 7-5".,7'r var-we?- 7 WV w". . w V” are vritina in reeponee to e letter from Mr. C. J. fieretton. Defied April 23rd. Previeuely. we have submitted the l9Yl-72 fineneiel statement end e schedule of eelery rates we (115m 1, 3). 2. The Aeeoeietion'n policy regarding subsietenee allowance while employees are an travel statue follows the prevailing policies of the New York Medienl College. Thie provides full reiabureement fer ell necessary costs at bohel, meals. and bunineee telephone. Fer hotel neeoumodetione exceeding $28 per day. or a daily meel ellowenee greater than #18, prior pea-mission .r-mmn’z 2- *- required. 1b: edbeietenee on oversee: tripe. the policy has been 325 a day. at iteeieed reeeipted expenditures. Effective January 1, 1973, this basic daily rate was increased to $35 e day to account the changes in exchange rates. under the reqneeted extension of the contract are requesting funds fur h visits to Athens 1 viait ta Kev York by Iflbcontreetor. All end by consultants, New York and Athens. (In eetehlishing travel between tripe are haste, 1e note that effective may let, the round trip air fare, J?K ta Athens. in .805 until may Slat; and $927 from June 1 to h. Han k2-70~98. we seatedber 30th). we entieipete and 2 after septefiber 30th. 2 tripe during the summer period 5. we have processed phyeiolosiael ante sent by the 1972. This processing includes: eubeonlreetor beginning Decefiber l, (a) Date reduction end primary ennlyeie ueing an IBM 1800, situatefi in Stony Brook. 3.Y. which is funded by this Association. The Associexien he: submitted monthly statements fur the personnel tine end identifieble euppliee need, and has to 1 mm rate of $150/mth or sac/hour. vhiehever 1: lower. fbr the ansoing analyses. At present. ohergel will be $600 for the period January 1 to Avril 30. nnfi.we hi?! eneuubered $300 to June 25. mm �Mr. Clarence Hardy April 27. 1973 ~2— (b) Ststisticel moccasins of the large dete matrices been carried out at the Biomedical Intonation he: produced Center of the Rev York medical College in Valhalla, NJ. Processing In this processing we have niacin-sod the Rear York Medics]. College for time on their IBM 370-” ct hoe/how. (e) Wins the next 8 weeks, edditionel computations cede be will at the Few York Medical College, and sdditionsl statistical programing will be needed. Additional help will be provided by prom-mere at 8'0!!! at Stony Brook, or e private consulting firm in New York. For the mining period or the contract end specificsily with 1‘05er. to the extension, we are requesting additional funds to continue siniler expenditures. We nnticipste incrmed hours on the IBM 3007‘136 es the fine]. ststistioel analyses are requested by the ecientists. In our celeulstione ve ere entice. 10 hours machine time st $100 an hour; 3750 for programing services; and $1250 for personnel costs and 1800 cm. m To utilise the facilities of the subcontractor et the we have provided a. full library of University of Athens, stetisticsl programs usable on the 01114300 computer st that University. Bone statistics]. enelyses of the behavioral date will be done by the cubcontrector under our supervision st hourly retes equal or less than the rates noted shove. I trust this information is helnml. end I look forward to meeting with the contracting officero on Key 2nd. 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