Minutes: Board of Regents Meeting and Regents Committee Meetings: December 13-14, 1984

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Minutes: Board of Regents Meeting and Regents Committee Meetings: December 13-14, 1984

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University of Minnesota Board of Regents

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1984

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"Proposed graduate program in Veterinary Biology presented; approved. Response to House File 2 presented, discussed; Former classifications under Management Planning Salary Plan abolished; employees elect to be placed under Class 1099 or academic classification, discussion; approved; Temporary appointments in Health Sciences not permissable under Rajender Consent Decree, to be moved to tenure or tenure track appointments; approved by Judge Miles Lord; updated; Option to take retirement benefits as lump sum allowing investment discussed; approved; Primary electrical distribution system conversion project, phase VII approved; Purchase of strip in front of Hotel for high-rate metered parking proposed, presented, approved." (source: card index to Regents Minutes in University Archives)

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University of Minnesota Board of Regents. (1984). Minutes: Board of Regents Meeting and Regents Committee Meetings: December 13-14, 1984. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/104.

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