•FINANCJ:4L MODUS CPE:1ANDI
OUT~ H'ma"'t" Rose
Phillips, Treasurer, and Diane Zack, S(H~':'~:l'l::-·l'Y·~' TiJ.o8c o£·iicers were
given power by the St eel"ing Gommi t bee t0 :t'G.('::i.l5. to tt.J ma i.i'Cel'S rather
than involve a whole COl1h'Tlittee., A Fina:n.clia:.. St:o.t-t7-m8nt will be forth-
coming from them fmom time to time to the F:r•id.nd.s of the SGOIPR and
will be completed by the' FC after each lecture or meeting and presen-
ted to the Steering Committee for approval~ .
PROCEEDS OF LECTURE§: Ten percent of profits of le~tures to go into
Titnfng~~i--rir'tffk~.rtA Lauro. Mnr~»t-r.::~r fifty percent to the
lecturer plus expenses~ or o. ~1-(~!:f~~ ~~t::'"b0'f>'OO plus expenses per
lect11re~ , If there is no J;.e®t~~, the fifty pel'\-·<',.ent goes into the
General Treasury. All monies fr•om le-c:d:..u::-le.s(bc-oks, p:tctures, tape
sales, etc.,) to be considered in the lecture profitso. Only the ac-
tually leRture costs to be considered as expensesp All extras, not
pertaining to lexure, such as mimeographed mo.chines 1 etc~ paid in
advance by individuals to come out of Gen ffi:r'eas" afber fifty percent
is figured.. All other book, t9-pe sales"' etcr..,sold outside of lectur-
es to go into Gen Treas. Such things o.E telephone bills for Lauro.
Marxer and other active people to be p::dd .:Bor out of Gen Treqs,.
Taxes on ticktes to be paid by Treas~rer to Internal Revenue •.
Taxes on book sales to be pnid by Book Chairman, wo will open ovrn
bank account&
Since John Hobart must take time out from over-time available on his
job,(he has a family ·of 4 children) and recording is time consuming? •.
he will receive hnld of ~20~00 for snle of tapes: cost of tap~ to be
f'igured in Study Group hnlfo c: nnd half' of Rental of TapeE? at ~;J5nGO
f(t)r three nights, ~pl.OO for each night over the three ... :;t•lO(JOO rental
fee for tl:\pe recorder(The study Group ho.s no cff:.r.ial one but hopes
to buy one, eventually) will go diroc.J~~ly into the Gen Trens •.