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I MR. STAPLETON: MR. SPARKS: MR. STAPLETON: MR. BARNARD, JR.: MR. STAPLETON: MR. MILENSKI: MR. STAPLETON: I MR. MILLER: 1439 far as the State of Colorado is concerned we have no choice. That's one matter which we will explore in Washington. It was agreed that those objections which people had would be explored in Wash- ington. If everybody is convinced we can do nothing about them, then that's the way it must be. .If these principles can be changed to make them more agreeable to cer- tain people who object to them, that is what we are shooting for. I think in general that it has been agreed upon by both boards." "Any members of the Board have any ques- tions they would like to put to Mr. Sparks? I take it that what we are talking about Larry, is approval in principle in what we have done so far with the view that at such time as we reach an agreement, which I am sure we will well within the next thirty days, that this will come back to the Board at a regular or special meeting for final approval and that we can do nothing further than that at this meeting." "That's right." -,. "Gentlemen, I think in view of that statement, so that the Director may know your position on how far we have gone and the approval or rejection of where we are now, I'll entertain a motion to start the Director to Washington next week." "So moved, Mr. Chairman." "It has been moved by Mr. Barnard. Is there a second to that motion?" "I second it." "It has been seconded by Mr. Milenski. Is there any further discussion?" "On this question, Mr. Chairman. I take it that we are involved with the wording of the operating principles, revision April 6, '59, no collateral documents at this time."