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With Wham General Electric Co.

BOABD OF TRUSTEES

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Amount to be Paid by the EJTedjn Unieersiey Date JM 000 00 January 30, lfusi

Purpose Provide more efficient access to the library holdings and increase speed, accural, and efficiency of routines

Leases

With Whom Kathleen F, Gallivan Maesey-FersUBon, Inc. Purpose Portion of second floor at 26 East Springfield Avenue. Champaign One No. JJ tractor, one No. 31 balanced mower, one No. 62 plain plow Contract Changes Purpose Properties of refractories as related to service in a steel pressure cast lng process Antenna research Synthesis of rluorine compounds

Amount to be Paii by Uu University Dale $ 55 00 November 1, io^

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3JJ 12 annually

July 1, 1W0

With Whom Griffin Wheel Co. United States Air Force

Amount to be Paid to Uu Effuiix University Date fl7 500 00 February 1, 1*51 119 989 00 October J8, i9w

United States Army 8 000 00 December 30, m DA-I8-O64-404 CHL 426 Unclassified research on electronic 400 00© 00 January 13, 1961 United States Atonic high-speed digital computers Energy Commission ATM 1-1 M l 5 Structural changes in metals due to 24 3&S 00 January 17, 1 S W1 United States Atomic annealing after drformation Energy Commission ATU1-D-67 A d j u s t m e n t s M a d e in 1960-61 C o s t - P i n s C o n t r a c t With Whom Purpose Amount Date E- T. Drewitch Twenty-four items; 325.00 to 12 «B7 00 January and (Plastering) S970.00 February, 19dl

This report was received for record.

CHANGE IN OFFICE O F LEGAL C O U N S E L (13) Mr. Ralph F . Lesemann, who has been Legal Counsel for the University ol Illinois since July, 1951, has asked to be relieved of this administrative assignment because of his health. He is also Professor of Law on indefinite tenure bor has no teaching assignments. H e plans to leave the community to make his hora again in Belleville, Illinois, where he lived while practicing law in East St. Louis. prior to joining the University staff. H e is willing, however, to serve the University in a part-time capacity. T h e University administration must, of course, respect the decision on grounds of health. At the same time we should like to take advantage of - r MLesemann's willingness to continue his services to the University. According. I recommend a change in Mr. Lesemann's status from that of Legal Counsel m full time to Special Counsel on 45 p e r c e n t time for such assignments of legal work as can be carried on by him at his headquarters in Belleville. In genera!. these assignments will consist of continuation of his services as counsel i n existing, unfinished litigation, additional legal services in future court proceeding upon assignment, and special research problems which will draw upon his background and experience. Under this arrangement, assignments of work to Mr. Lesemann will be made by his successor as head of the Legal Counsel's Ofct and will be subject to appraisal by the head of that office. I also recommend m allowance of $1,800 for the year for part-time secretarial services. T h i s arrangement is recommended for the year beginning September 1, Wand its continuation would be subject to mutual agreement and upon recoi"' mendation of the University Counsel. I have appointed a special search committee 1 to make recommendations con1 Dean Russdl N. Sullivan of the College of Law, Mr. H. O. Farber, Vice-President an' CamplroHer, and Mr. A, J. Janata, Secretary of the Board of Trustees, Chairman.