http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/4ddb2632fa8485a1be3c68d4d3f99266.pdf 83186a7b4bf4dc7661eaa82cdd04900a PDF Text Text WW 731-623 April 16. 1973 W, m, 5600 Fishers Lane, aockville. Maryland 20852. Gentlemen. Attachud in u negatiatad tgroamant dqted Mitch 21, 1973 ostdblishing a provisional overhead rate of 2&5 for all programs of this Association affective 7/1/72. In prior contract raiuburaamnntn during this parted.va have raqnnuted overhead reimbursement at 205. Total Garnet coats ware $7,078.08. we have bean reifiburaed 1n the umaunt of $1,»15.61. A calenlation at an; yum; indirect cast a! $1,698.7h. The difference of $263.13 in a reimbursement reqnnated in cur request autad April 16, 1973, to which this letter is ufituched. This change in ovurhaad rate will not interfere with the porfbrmange of tho confiract Gr subcontract. It in our undnrstanding that thia gantract may‘be extended for an additional 6 montha. and under that extension we will request nupplamentary funds to gravid: for the increase in overhead. should such request fur ndditional fund: prove necessary. sincerely yuurs. i-nmxawaw Mt: Fink, M.D. Exscutive Director XIII: Enc. �Avril 16. 1973 Contract Ruforonce Previauuly Expenditure Cialnnd annulttivo “N 11,537.00 This Period ?fiimflnuiiv Tbtnl Contraet III Dtipcnds c—1 Supplies. Communications C—E Oak III Bul 3-3 B~5 B~6 Equipmsnt 1.h1h.73 13,359.50 h,721.00 Salaries 58.1‘31000 and Camputer W c~3 east: 11,537.00 lruvol Lib. Analysis Vbluntcar Faun EEG 2,916.20 ~m h.soo.oo 12,83h.oo 1,690.00 Recording h.330.93 13.359.50 h,721.oo ~‘h 58,h31.oo a.“ 12,83h.oo on“ 1‘ $2,916.20 Overboad (2h!) 622382 Additional overhead for period 7/1/72 2/23/73 Total » 3,616.09 283.;g $3,899.22 Eh: unaornigned certifies that tho cost at the acrvicos roiflburaablo to thp Contractor and the Imount of the to: onrnod by the Contractor to the ante of this certificate are not 13:: thin the total payments received :3 claiaod by the Contrnctor (including tbs pcyment claimed herewith), and tbs Contractor. to tbs hast of his kaoviedgc and belief, his eonpliod with tho eanditions of the contract fully. Ht further certify that tbs amount: inwaicod bargin do not exuaad thy lovnr of the contrtet prica. or maximum levels esttblishnd in accordance with Executive Order llfiho or January 26, 19fl!. Intornaiional Association for Psychiatric Research. Inc. Fink. M.D. Executive Director By Mb: 9500.00 1,690.00 �W January 25. 1973 6:01 The sixth annual wanting at the Boarfl of Directors of the Association was held at 6 p.m. on Thursday evening. January 25, 1973 at the home of Mr. aha Hrs. Henry Faiwel, 7 W. 81 at. in flaw York City. All members of the Beard (unasrs. Canter, Fatwal, Fink. Green. Israel, ?oge1) and a cannultant, Dnnsld M. Shapiro. 9.56., wore present. 6:02 The minutes upgroved as airculated. ' at the mecting at Decembar 20. 1971 ware The year's activitias ware reviewad by Dr. Fink. 6:03.10 noted that the studies or convulsive therayy were campleted. sun had confirmnd that changing electrode location raduned comglicationa of unwary less an& yet sustainad tharapeafiic efficacy; and that mmltigle seizures in ona sitting were safe, but of occasional therapeutic advantage over single seitures (mfi 15561~03). He 6:03.11 The conference on.Pchhnb£oZogy af‘Cbnvquivs Therapy £0162) was held at the Dorado Beach Betal in Fumrto Rice in April. Dr. Graen represented the Association ané reported on the uaadaaic effort which wag austained for 3 flaya despite the attraction: or the beach and sunshine. The proceedings &re new ccmplete and.w111 (RH be published by v.3. Hinston ana sons in Eeptewber. 1973. As one consquence-ot the mgating, song collaborativa studies were stimulated. walier B. Easman, Ph.n3, M.D., ?ro£essor or Faychology at Quesns College has submitted an application to KIMH for 6203.12 a study Ekurcohamical Changes zuypozthog RE 2 1 5 in Eiaatroaanuulaive shock . Qur sacond fauna of interest is the atudy or chronie 6:03.2 bathtub users in Athcns, Greece (stuh2.?o~98). Laat year we found the population of users avgilable {hr stufiy ta have amoked hashiah for an average or ah tours, and to aha? few madical handicaps beyond cmphysama ana poor dantitian. We noted that tha subjects were hatwy smokers of tabaoco and tha$ this preventaa any conclusion eoneerning hashiih use alone. Because the man showed great tolerance tn canndbis wt proposed this-year to test their response to v.5. mariauana. the pure active aomponant (TfiflwAn9). and tn high doses of hashish. Thane studies in 20 subjects have been cangleted and the data is now in analysis. �“2* 6:03.30 the program transferred On A new area of Aoaoeiation support this year in was and Ewan Payohophamoowgy (mahozo) , which wen from the Kev York Modieel College to the Association October 1, 1972. 6:03.31 EEG feeilities at a In the negotiations in the spring, renovation of new site and transfer costs were found to require about $22,000. we were assured of $16,500 to $18,000 by the notional Institute of Mental Health, and requeoted the Association allow expenditures of ita'funds up to $6,000 for these purposes. Dre Green enquired whether the State university at Stony Brook would not provide for these costs. While the university mey have dooe'eo, it would not have been feasible before l9?3~7h, and would have required tranafor of the NINE support and equipment to the university. ‘ 03 32 expedite continuation or the program and to of these studies, the Board approved the allowance (to $6, 000) provided by the Executive Committee in 6: To J“13* 1972 o 6:03 us The Association made two grants—in—aid maintain e direct AIME support in 1971—72: $1,717 to the Universitv of the West Indies, and $1,000 to the York Mbdical College. New :u The west Indies grant provided interim support for 6:03whl personnel in a study of ohronie ganja users. We had anticipated HIKE support for these studies. Approval was given by KIMH but on final review was withheld by the Department of State, which noted that a prior contractor in Jamaica hed failed to abide by the regulations regarding publication w their results were published by the Minister of Health without prior 8.3. approval. 6:03.h2 The New York modioal College grant was in support of legal assistance required by the Department of Psvchiatry in negotiations with the City for continued roeearoh and teaching at Metropolitan Hospital. An extensive audit of the Aeoociotion'o records for 6:03.5 the period Juno 1, 1968 to May 31 197 by the comptroller, HEW audit ogonoy, resulted in a lengthvreport (July 6,1972) (Audit Control 300h6~02). most of the oriticism was focueoed on a look of controls of expenditures, purchasing, and time records, these being monitored by the Executive Director. many of the suggestions for inoreased control were adopted, and on August 2h, we responded, noting the changes which we had adopted. 0n Hoveeber 30,1972 we wore advised that our response was satisfactory es to the management eepeots; and on January 17, we were assured that the costs incurred. were deceptod, without penalty. �«r. .~ ._. -—;,.v ,1, <4 _—v,. “-rv» m7 ”sumac-m-nruwwn; v-r 4“,.“ m'lm’" ~3— 6:03.60 With the transfur of tho grant EEG and Human Pbyohophanmaoology, equipmont and programs with a replaonmont valun of $130,000 were accepted by the Association. In discussing the inaurdbility of the equipment, the question or title van raised, and tho Executivn Dirootor was aakoa to nttompt n definition of the present title, and legionl source or funds for payment or insurance proniumn._ In the intorim, Mr. Cantor assured the Board that the equipment was insured_for replnnqmnnt in case of major damage. 6:03;6l by source. site, ‘ 6:03;? with thanks. ' 6:0h roqueuted an no~to~dnto inventory of nquipmnnt, and estimated rnplnnemnnt coat._ .' The Board VThe Board accepted ' the Executive Director's rcport. . . The 1971~72 annual finnnoial report, submitted by Zimmerman was roviawod; and aceepted. Panoth, Hobor and 6:05 The 1972n73 reonoat budget submitted by the Executive Director was reviewed ana approvea. 6:06.1 The Board went into executifo session, as the Commitfioo on Exporimnntnxion in Man, chaired by Dr. Martin Green, with Professor D. M. Shapiro as special consultant. The Committee revieweé the assurance of the study of hashish users in Greece; noted that no additional studies of BOT ware donc since July 1971; and reviewed the protocol and consent form for studies of new drugs in the program, EEG and Human Phyohopharmaaalagy. The Committee recommendod chanson in the consent form, and with the assurance that those changes would ho acoeptod, approve& this study protocol. 6:06g2 The Board re~convened and accepted tho Committee an Emparémnntation in Man. 6:07” The Board re—elocted its report of the newborn; elected Donald Shaniro, D.8¢. as a new wombat; find remelocted Max Fink, M.D. at Executive Director for 1972u73. The Board elected T. J. Israel, as President; and Mbrtin A. green, M.D. no secretarymtreannrer. ?anoth, Haber ana Zimmerman were named auditors for 1972—1973. M. Jr. 6:08 The Board gratefully acknowledged the of Mr, and Mrs. Foiwnl for the annual wanting. In the hospitality ensuing disoussion, reprcsontation by woman on the Board was raised an a question, and the Prcsidont ogreed to oonsidor snob nominations to the Board at the next meeting‘ 6:09 The meeting was adjourned at 9.30 p.m. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence to: Van Riezen, H. 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