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• Permit No: M1994117
• IBM Index Class Name: General Documents
• Doc Name: COM INC MONTHLY REPORT-DMG BOARD MEETING OCTOBER 18 1995
• Media Type: D
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You're .Holding About ~5®®
Worth of ®td Money
in Your Hand
No Qees were sacrificed to publish this newsletter. [nstead_ [hanks
tovenerousdonatiottsb~ Doueand PatriTumerofTumerPublish-
insand Crane ~ Co_, the Institureis zble to publish on recycled dollar
bills-. ~L'e think the match is pcrfecc ~i'hat could be more of an
Ecolonomics product Than recycled money?
Crane $: Co., who bare bcen rnakittg paper since. I SOl, czme up
with this solution to an em~ironmcnul and business problem. Not
Ions zso, cbe Federal Reserve Sys[em faced a dilemma. They were
putting millions of pounds of worn opt Currency ipm the Eandfills
which cost money and created a solid was[e problem. Timothy
Cranemokthectnieac!r residueofftheFed`s handsandcreated the
paper yon hoid, called Old Money.
To avoid the rnvironntental impact of removing znd disposing of
heavy inks, the paper tnaains geeaish, like money! Along with
currency. Crane g Co_ (4I3~SS-?600) blends iacither30°/y or % 0%
recovered cotmn fibers, dependitre oa which papa you choose.
'Jim McCormick (lef[ cents. in w•hczlchair) delivers keynote speech a[
IOE Kick-0fr Celebrauoa (phomfaeJewmg Geaphio)
l0E Fs
Launched With
international Business
Leaders At Kic[c OfF Celebrafion
The Institute w•as offtcialiv Lunched in October of'93 as
Dennis invited friends from all over America to join him at dre
Itutirurc's aew headquarters in Southwestern Colorado. Over
[ 50 guests came to Ridgw~av co hear an address by Dennis and
other sptxkets who told what their wmpanies are doing to
agate envitonmenral systems sad technologies.
In the aRemoon, the Weavers hosted a reception
ar their Earthship home foIIowed by dancing and
eatertainmmt az their fatnily s Big Barn
CatmCN sad WCS[CIIl Fnnan",)TmCnt
Emporirtrn in Ridgway USA
10/18/85
04:57
FA%
Fraser, Inc, f~j009
Ecolonomics Master of
Engineering .Degree Program
at U~Denver
{eo¢tinued ftvm pa~~e i)
There were prospective studtnts present ai well as industn• repro
senrarives from the US Deparanent oi"Enerey. Hushes Electronics.
Cra[ts Rubber Company, and Lockheed-Martia..'~ti"e had a cio55
section of iadusuies in Denver as well as a govemmrnt asen~';
recalls Dr. Jerildns. `"Chaz mce[ing was set up to be an hour and a
halfloae and it ended up going foroverthreehoursbecarucofthe
intemtand questions. Ratherthan sbutirofr,. we just kept spins and
we've ~ottcn tremendous feedback."
This fall, Dr. Jrnlcine v.,ili be hosting z series of seminars about
vzrious aspecu of emitonmental policies, r'rhnolo~es and busi-
nesses. As hepus it, "W e'U explain the nuts and bolts, if you wi1L
of Ecolonomics.ThisUnivetsityPro° am w-tZlbeaneinlroamenral
and educational resotme forrheDeaver pubIicand for rhesrate,
m provide Gown-toffy gassroots information about emima-
ramral txhnalogies, and the busiaas resources tbaz it takes to
move them in the madcerplzca"
Seminars will be held. oa different issues every other month. Dr,
Jenlans says that one ofthe hot topics corning up is the air pollution
problem in Denver. "We've got some people presenting from the
Atw Arbor and Drover EPA offices. They want to [ake the atrend-
ces mthe [esting labs znd demoasa2te how these chines are done
and why the restilts are read the uzy they are. wont they mean.
how- they relzte ro the environment and the thins we can do to
improve ir_ These ~.n+na.e are providing ptacri~ infornta~ion
that people can use. That's what i LtT,-e about the Ecolonomics
Program - it is down-co-earth and practical jtut iiLe Dennis
Wrxva. It looks for real answers w solve real problems."
To reserve a place, or for move information, call the o~ca of
Dr_ Peter Jenldas at 303-.56 =570.
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Wuliam WL>ver (cmrtr), 2vtanaging Partrter.ofRidgway Isad
Company, presents I)e¢ais~ and Bob with a donation az the Kick-0ff.
He said, "Susirtcss sad mdns¢y will ga behind the Itdtiture_"