BOARD00270

• Board Meeting Date: 8/15/1960
• Description: Table of Contents, Agenda and Minutes
• Board Meetings - Doc Type: Meeting

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MR. STAPLETON:

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so I don't
any means.
the same."

think we would be stopping it by
I think the results would be just

"The analogy that I have is that I used
to be on the Attorney General's staff and
every private individual who didn't want to
pay a lawyer would ask the Attorney General
for a ruling. I am sure I am right, John,
that you only answer rulings from an official
state agency. Isn't that correct?"

MR. BARNARD, JR.: "That is the policy, yes."

MR. STAPLETON: "And I think whatever policy we have for
this Board at least ought to be clearly set
forth, whatever it might be, so there is no
misunderstanding about it."

1'1R. MC CANDLESS: "Mr. Chai rman. "

MR. STAPLETON:
MR. MC CANDLESS:

rvlR. STAPLETON:

MR. CONOUR:

MR. SPARKS:

"Mr. r.1cCandless."

"I just can't see your viewpoint at all.
Here is a marvelous chance to get a real
industry in the State of Colorado and there
has been hundreds of thousands of dollars
spent for advertising for that sort of thing,
and if we can give the service that would
bring that sort of thing about, it is part of
the duties that we should have."

~Vell, if that's the feeling of the Board,
that's fine with me but I don't think this is
any established policy, Ted, and I think it
ought to be clear so that the Director and
the staff know without question what our
thoughts are and the Legislature knows when
they appropriate moneys for these services
that they will be used for these purposes
among others. Then I think all of us would
have a clear understanding that isn't, at
least, firm in my mind as to the procedure at
this time."

"Mr. Chairman, it seems to me there is an
established policy and that is, to help anyone
who requests help."

"I think probably we should make some dis-
tinction. Of course, Crown Zellerbach has its