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Of course, I could n& expect this money from the University Budget
Committee, but since the past two years have been very lucrative years fran
the earnings of the basketball team, my feeling was that this $200 perhaps
should come from the Athletic Board since the Athletic Association pays me
but: $2100 for coaching basketball. I will guarantee that this is the lowest
salary paid to any Varsity basketball coach in the United States. Therefore,
I feel that it would not be an unjust burden on the Athletic ee

_ to make this adjustment. However, the Athletic Board meets ie i eat

the Chancellor has access, of course, to both Boards. .

I do not want to put the Chaneelles on the spot and would not
embarrass him for one moment, but I do feel that wmtil this matter is taken
up and cared for in the way that the Board of Regents and Chancellor Mllott's
predecessor agreed, that I have not been treated with the fairness that |
should be accorded a member of the faculty who has gone on and done his job,
regardless of the failure of people in authority to consummtes —

I am sending you @ carbon copy of the letter that Chancel ler
Lindley wrote me so you can see that it is umistalmble as wo wns Ce
intent and purpose of the letter wase

I deeply appreciate your friendship and please rest seccted that
regardless of how this comes out there will be no moaning at the bars

With all good wishes, I am,
Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical “dyeation and Recreation
Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach

FOArig.