http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/ba300e576296210c52043a73ad6397f6.pdf 4a53358da5efb6f72a0ed1cf94fcfcbc PDF Text Text .r. ~_ um ‘— . .n-.”,.. q... ~v-m»~.,....— <_,_~—w--v< fw ~—w~ W 7383-83633 20 December 1973 Leo Hollieter, President M.D. American College of Neuropaychopharmecology Veterans Annihietration Hcepital Palo Alto, California 9&305 Dear Lee: vriting this letter in regard to the latest meeting Firat, I vieh to commend.thc Arrangements Comp mittee with their success in providing ideal weather and a moat aalubrioue environment for the meeting. I hope the Council will consider an annual return to Palm Springs with a high pri~ ority. I of the am ACHP. I trust the painful ieauc or the invitees has been cue» ceaetully resolved. I was embarrassed by the Council and the Secretary, as were some other members of the Coylege, and I trust this will not recur. » I am writing specifically to raise a qucetion with regard to the arrangements. The registration the of $25.00 was tied to a dinner and the free distribution of alcohol. Since not all members of the ACE? drink alcohol, it seems that we are subventing alcohol users and in some rather indirect way cn~ couraaing alcoholism. As a college dedicated to drugs and their abuse potential. I believe we should be more sensitive to the problems of abuse and not be put in the posture (even it noble and fund~raiaing motives are involved) of encouraging alcoholism. Alcoholics ought to pay their own way. I would hope that the Council would make it possible next year for there to be a separation between an attendance Ice and dinner and alcohol fees. more important reason for writing this letter do with my desire to suggest that the Program Committee consider a round table or symposium on the effects of poly— has Finally, a to peptides on brain function. During the past few years, a hunter of scientists, both in the united Etntea and Europe, hare demonstrated that ACTH and M33 and their derivative peptide chains may have central effects which are highly specific with regard -1- �goo Hollister, M.D. «2* 20 December 197; to functions of memory and extinction. Scientists working in this field include Moaongh, Gold, Rustin, dsWied, Small, and Esooan. my guest ax the ACNP, Dr. Bonk van Biases, in a phar» mooologdst actively involved in this research program.1n Holland and wort: closely with Br. David defilod. At my suggestion, Dr. van Riezun is willing to provide some of the funds neces— sany to invite the purtioipdtion of scientists for such a sympoa~ inn, should tho ACE? wish to hold such a session and, secondly, should its own funds be inadequate. I thank you for the letter regarding the HEW regulations and tho Eudoral Beggater. I have tent a letter similar to yours on behalf of tho APPA-a oopy of which in anclosed for your interest. I will be grateful you would keep me apprised of one evaluations of these guidelines 80 that I may be able if to present then.to a wasting of the Council and the APPA during the first week in March. That will be in sufficient time if the 90~day extension is allowed. My of the best wishes to: the success of your tenure as President and my best wishes for a hoopy and healthy 197h. ACE? Sincerely yours, Fink, M.D. Protozoa: of Psychiatry Mn: MF/ois Encl. � 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. 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