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Fort Collins Commission On Human
Relations
August Nth, 1966, 7.30 P.M., City Cvuncil chlmhe s.
:'➢resent.; Ralph Braden, Eugene Smith, Edward Ost:$i:ag, Tom Wilson,
;sirs. Landers, S. R. Schneidar, Ralph Smith, Aohn David
Sullivan-logal advisor, Mrs. Matsushima.
Because there was no quorum in attendance, the meeting was limited to
dA;bCi.155:'. C;t;ty reporting, and evaluations.
John Cs+.:.::a3 .c intaeduicad firs. Jane Testor who will become editor of the
STAR zEyntap= in September. Mrs. Tester prestpt.ed the make-up of a
Project -:_.s.IIN HOME.•- 11cusing Opportunities Made, Equal. The pxosenta�-
tion a,asLma..?c with the idea in mind that it could become a project Or
The c zbwTs in attendance received ived an outline of this
organization a copy ar' which is attached to the minutes. Mrs. Testor
.eta E,P 7hus it might he a slow moving project 'Ji3'i oven a small group of
friends 5 most helpful. In carrying out a program of ::his nature only
the positive uppronah should be used.
comment: :.uge ne Smith mentioned than,: he w4a It i a.cdvi d with the approach of
!Eis bilonization espsci.ally the positive approach. He Nit we should
sponso, vemething like this and thereby we might Teach more people and
inilu r_-."m them. He wanted to hear she comment of other Commission mem-
bers. A jit;iknal Comment: in the sale of automobiles there is no d:is-,
^a.'•!•ni:iSli'c2c.i..%.c:raW- coin 'well if we could do this in housing. Tom
Wilson : eked Eugene Smith to chairman a study group in connection with
project ION and report at the next meeting.
%d ?ster'.ag reques ua that we review the August l9th meeting. Dr. Maz.nri.e
Albertsvq stand that he thought much geed was accomplished by it. LC
ztavn k f porpile talking about a certain Subject has merit --he felt it was
a geed ._.t,._. and many more meetings are necessary. He felt that MOM
l,asplo , y , expi,as ed 'their opinion and thru it all teeny people had
a chanL, 0V mind. to sale that another greeting was in order Wrd that in
be 5,^.^'.'' ly niter classes begin at CS4. Orientation for now students
i i `. a,.: e•�i 2 ..DySeptember 16. it was suggested that the .rate,
of a !w�ww-up .1...,. i ng to included in a letta: to all studantn who art
wing Ll oanral Lo u<_dr F ., n-i eamptus.
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John %asavyne mentioned that CREE is out to create problems this fall.
He said organizations should L,e seeking out problem areas Lad start sol-
ving them.
Maurice Albertson suggested again - that the reed for a housing committee
in Fort Collins is tremendous. He thought that it might he well For the
camnission to implement the formation of such a committee.
Next scheduled meeting of the Convission is September 30, the State Civil
Rights Commission should again be invited.
Eugene With mentioned thnt the City Commission endorse the university
policy on housing.
S. R. Schneider,
Secretary