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Nick Quaglia, Mike Molyneaux and Marv Ezhan jump back into another week of the CLNS Media Patriots Roundtable as the offseason conversations continue. First, Bill Belichick. Belichick was traded to the Patriots from the Jets 20 years ago on the 27th. We take a look at that deal and ask the question. Was this the single greatest trade that American sports has ever seen? And we talk a little draft with the news that the Patriots were GUSHING over a receiver. But after the lack of success... Should Bill and the team stay away from drafting a WR in the 2020 draft? At least with one of their top picks?Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Writing the Declaration was no easy task for Thomas Jefferson.

Writing the Declaration was no easy task for Thomas Jefferson.

Man seated at a drafting table, working on a large sheet of paper.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 14277.002 is a part of image group 14277.000 . Colored lithograph map of North America representing air routes across the continent. Shows topography, major lakes and drainage, coastlines and airport locations for American Airlines. Relief shown pictorially. Globular map projection. Includes a decorative title cartouche. Map is 23 x 31 cm, folded to 23 x 11 cm. Verso features a map of air routes from North America across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe and Northern Africa. (Date estimated.) Colored pocket map of air routes in North America by American Airlines, Inc. Front cover features a map of air routes from North America across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe and Northern Africa, with overseas mileage. Includes a legend. (Date estimated.)

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 14277.002 is a part of image group 14277.000 . Colored lithograph map of North America representing air routes across the continent. Shows topography, major lakes and drainage, coastlines and airport locations for American Airlines. Relief shown pictorially. Globular map projection. Includes a decorative title cartouche. Map is 23 x 31 cm, folded to 23 x 11 cm. Verso features a map of air routes from North America across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe and Northern Africa. (Date estimated.) Colored pocket map of air routes in North America by American Airlines, Inc. Front cover features a map of air routes from North America across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe and Northern Africa, with overseas mileage. Includes a legend. (Date estimated.)

This is an object for an elementary drafting exercise.

This is an object for an elementary drafting exercise.

Architechural-Drafting-Materials dumped with WikiTeam tools.

Architechural-Drafting-Materials dumped with WikiTeam tools.

93 pages : 28 cm

93 pages : 28 cm

Pierre and Wes discuss #SFB12 ADP and drafting strategies, NFL News & Notes, MLB Standings & League Winners Follow @pwee31 @loafinit @FIToday_ PrizePicks special code FITODAY for a 100% deposit match!! Have questions, comments, concerns? Have a requested topic or person you would like to see covered on our next episode?  Email the show at [email protected] or leave your comment in the comment section below.  Stay informed; get the latest podcast by subscribing to the Fantasy Impact Today network.  Check out https://fantasyimpacttoday.com for all past podcasts and articles and don't forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe! @FIToday_ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fantasyimpacttoday/message

An economic recovery package is beginning to take shape for Vermont. We will all need to pull together to figure out how to address the most significant fiscal challenge in modern history. Thank you for watching and doing your part. #InThisTogether #Covid19VT

Rulemaking 1-2-3 Drafting and Style Manual 2007; state government agencies; Joint Committee on Administrative Rules

MacDraft object-oriented drawing and drafting software

MacDraft object-oriented drawing and drafting software

A drafting and art tool with locking vertical and horizontal slides and rotating straightedge. This may be difficult to impossible to print given the size and geometry of the parts.

Title: [Meeting to take over remains of Korean victims of forcible drafting held] Language: en File time: 2017-08-12T00:00:00 FLV MD5 hash: aaff289dd9294a02f869ebb4a95a963d Scraped: 2017-08-12T18:01:02.045000

Title: [Meeting to take over remains of Korean victims of forcible drafting held] Language: en File time: 2017-08-12T00:00:00 FLV MD5 hash: aaff289dd9294a02f869ebb4a95a963d Scraped: 2017-08-12T18:01:02.045000

Board of Ethics Drafting Meeting - 2016-10-13

Board of Ethics Drafting Meeting - 2016-11-10

Corrected Bobcat Keychain logo

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 8486.004 is a part of image group 8486.000 . Color pictorial map, 58 x 85, folded to 15 x 22. Includes insets of Alaska and Hawaii. Relief shown by shadings. On verso: Key map with descriptive index to folklore and legends, "Road map of the United States. Scale 1:9,000,000, MCMLXII", tourist information with descriptive index to points of interest, color illustrations and text. Lithographed in U.S.A. p362. See note field above.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 3773.004 is a part of image group 3773.000 . Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color. None found.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 3773.004 is a part of image group 3773.000 . Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color. None found.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 3773.004 is a part of image group 3773.000 . Ten maps each 52x43 cm., printed with outline and full color. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Shows private claims confirmed and unconfirmed, Indian, military, and forest reservations. Relief shown by shading. Prime meridians are Greenwich and Washington D.C. Not in Kelsay, these maps record the development of the territory over a fourteen year period. These are smaller than the usual GLO maps and may have been made specially for the Territorial Annual Reports. Printed with outline and full color. None found.

45 p. 26 cm

Personal name: Prescott, Arthur Taylor, 1863- Main title: Drafting the federal Constitution; a rearrangement of Madison's notes, giving consecutive developments of provisions in the Constitution of the United States, supplemented by documents pertaining to the Philadelphia convention and to ratification processes, and including insertions by the compiler, by Arthur Taylor Prescott ... Published/Created: University, La., Louisiana state university press, 1941. Description: xix, 838 p. front. LC classification: JK146 .P7 Related names: Madison, James, 1751-1836 United States. Constitutional Convention (1787) LC Subjects: United States. Constitutional Convention (1787), Constitutional history--United States--Sources

Personal name: Prescott, Arthur Taylor, 1863- Main title: Drafting the federal Constitution; a rearrangement of Madison's notes, giving consecutive developments of provisions in the Constitution of the United States, supplemented by documents pertaining to the Philadelphia convention and to ratification processes, and including insertions by the compiler, by Arthur Taylor Prescott ... Published/Created: University, La., Louisiana state university press, 1941. Description: xix, 838 p. front. LC classification: JK146 .P7 Related names: Madison, James, 1751-1836 United States. Constitutional Convention (1787) LC Subjects: United States. Constitutional Convention (1787), Constitutional history--United States--Sources

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Caption below photo: Don Hikido (Size of original: 2.25W x 3.125H) For more information, visit Densho

In order to promote public education and public safety, equal justice for all, a better informed citizenry, the rule of law, world trade and world peace, this legal document is hereby made available on a noncommercial basis, as it is the right of all humans to know and speak the laws that govern them. (For more information: 12 Tables of Code ) Name of Standards Organization: Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Division Name: Production and General Engineering Section Name: Educational Instruments and Equipment (PGD 22) Designator of Legally Binding Document: IS/ISO 9962-1 Title of Legally Binding Document: Manually Operated Drafting Machines, Part 1: Definitions, Classification and Designation Number of Amendments: Equivalence: ISO 9962-1:1992 Superceding: Superceded by: LEGALLY BINDING DOCUMENT Step Out From the Old to the New --Jawaharlal Nehru Invent a new India using knowledge. --Satyanarayan Gangaram Pitroda

In order to promote public education and public safety, equal justice for all, a better informed citizenry, the rule of law, world trade and world peace, this legal document is hereby made available on a noncommercial basis, as it is the right of all humans to know and speak the laws that govern them. (For more information: 12 Tables of Code ) Name of Standards Organization: Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Division Name: Production and General Engineering Section Name: Educational Instruments and Equipment (PGD 22) Designator of Legally Binding Document: IS/ISO 9962-1 Title of Legally Binding Document: Manually Operated Drafting Machines, Part 1: Definitions, Classification and Designation Number of Amendments: Equivalence: ISO 9962-1:1992 Superceding: Superceded by: LEGALLY BINDING DOCUMENT Step Out From the Old to the New --Jawaharlal Nehru Invent a new India using knowledge. --Satyanarayan Gangaram Pitroda

In order to promote public education and public safety, equal justice for all, a better informed citizenry, the rule of law, world trade and world peace, this legal document is hereby made available on a noncommercial basis, as it is the right of all humans to know and speak the laws that govern them. (For more information: 12 Tables of Code ) Name of Standards Organization: Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Division Name: Production and General Engineering Section Name: Educational Instruments and Equipment (PGD 22) Designator of Legally Binding Document: IS/ISO 9962-1 Title of Legally Binding Document: Manually Operated Drafting Machines, Part 1: Definitions, Classification and Designation Number of Amendments: Equivalence: ISO 9962-1:1992 Superceding: Superceded by: LEGALLY BINDING DOCUMENT Step Out From the Old to the New --Jawaharlal Nehru Invent a new India using knowledge. --Satyanarayan Gangaram Pitroda

Tune-in as we offer analysis of Day 3 of the 2022 NFL Draft. We discuss New England's selections up through the sixth round and the focus on overall team speed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune-in as we offer analysis of Day 3 of the 2022 NFL Draft. We discuss New England's selections up through the sixth round and the focus on overall team speed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Industry-Academia Partnership Pilot Project (IAPPP) was undertaken by Huertas Junior College (HJC), in Caguas, Puerto Rico, to improve advanced technical education, enhance the competitive capabilities of the region, and reduce the region's unemployment rate. The project consisted of three basic components: professional growth opportunities for faculty; curriculum development through job-specific educational experiences for all program students; and program improvement through a job orientation and work experiences or internships. In all three components, staff from participating industries acted as consultants to faculty and as mentors to students. All students enrolled in IAPPP were minority students, 84% were from rural towns, and 99% came from families with incomes below the federal poverty level. The program was implemented in three stages, the first of which was implemented in the first 3 months of the project and consisted of coordinating professors' visits to industries to establish initial contacts. The second stage, implemented in the next 4 months, was dedicated to strengthening industry ties and scheduling students' visits. The final stage, lasting 4 more months, involved student internships. The program, which achieved a 100% retention rate, increased the employment outlook of participating students by 81%. Of the 23 participating students in the electronics program, 4 students were employed by the companies they had gained experience in, and 3 of the 9 students in the Computer Drafting program were employed by companies in which they practiced. (MAB)

The Industry-Academia Partnership Pilot Project (IAPPP) was undertaken by Huertas Junior College (HJC), in Caguas, Puerto Rico, to improve advanced technical education, enhance the competitive capabilities of the region, and reduce the region's unemployment rate. The project consisted of three basic components: professional growth opportunities for faculty; curriculum development through job-specific educational experiences for all program students; and program improvement through a job orientation and work experiences or internships. In all three components, staff from participating industries acted as consultants to faculty and as mentors to students. All students enrolled in IAPPP were minority students, 84% were from rural towns, and 99% came from families with incomes below the federal poverty level. The program was implemented in three stages, the first of which was implemented in the first 3 months of the project and consisted of coordinating professors' visits to industries to establish initial contacts. The second stage, implemented in the next 4 months, was dedicated to strengthening industry ties and scheduling students' visits. The final stage, lasting 4 more months, involved student internships. The program, which achieved a 100% retention rate, increased the employment outlook of participating students by 81%. Of the 23 participating students in the electronics program, 4 students were employed by the companies they had gained experience in, and 3 of the 9 students in the Computer Drafting program were employed by companies in which they practiced. (MAB)

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Sanitized - Approved For Release : CFEP DRAPING GROUP ECONONIC DEFENSE POLICY REVIEW 0f10005G00'1 {-0 This document consists of 2 pages. No." of .moo copies, Series B. Staff Study No. 4 (Draft of May 18, 1955) Promotion of Soviet Bloc Disunity Through Flexible Application of Strategic Trade Controls Problem: To appraise the experience under, and the presently apparent utility of, the policy concept exr,ressed in subpar: 4 rarJh 19 (e) of NSC 152/3, namely, "Too decrease, throe-.h skillful flexibility in applying controls, the political and economic unity of the Soviet Moe;. Discussion 1. The concept of the use of "skillful flexibility" in the application of export controls has to date been applied only unilaterally by the United States in the case of the food and drug shipments to three Eastern. European satellites as flood relief in the surmLer of 1954. There has been no occasion to apply such "flexibility" on a multilateral basis. 2. The flood relief shipments were probably useful as a means of demonstrating to Soviet Bloc porulations the continued friendship of the United States and in tempering somewhat their feeling of isolation from the Western world. It must be assumed, however, that the satellite governments had little fear that this action would operate to "decrease the political and economic unity of the Soviet bloc." The examples of East Gelman (1953) and Albanian (1955) refusals of U.S. food shipment offers suggests that satellite governments decide, probably under instructions from the U.S.S.R., Sanitized - Approved For Release : CIA-RDP63-00084AO00i 00050001 Sanitized - Approved For Release : CIA-RDP63-00084AO001 00050001 -0 when and whether it would be in their interests to accept such offers. Acceptance under such circumstances can be taken to signify an over-all Soviet bloc judgment that the shipments involved would not have adverse repercussions for the bloc's political or economic unity. 3. It appears doubtful if flexibility in the application of export controls could initiate any disunit r within the bloc, although it might well serve to exploit and enhance any such disunity that might arise in the fature from problems within the bloc. At present Soviet control over satellite political and economic affairs is sufficiently effective that it is hard to conceive of its being affected to any appreciable degree by Western economic approaches. 4 This is not to say that trade allowed by relaxation of controls on commodities in short supply would be rejected by a single member of the bloc. But it would be very difficult in such a case to estimate whether acceptance of such trade would work toward creating a breach between this single member and the rest of the bloc or whether it would in fact signify this member's intention, acting in concert with the rest of the blocs to secure supplies for reexport within the bloc. Under prevailing conditions of bloc unity, the latter would be the more likely case. Even if a commodity could be identified which was in short supply in only one bloc country, relaxation of control on that commodity to that country could merely serve to solve a bottleneck in intra-bloc trade, thereby possibly enhancing rather than decreasing bloc unity. I!!!!!W" Sanitized - Approved For Release : CIA-RDP63-00084AO001 00050001 -0

. CENTRAL INTEMIGENCF ?E 01.? Approved For Rekotase.-.21 11103 6 ? CIA-R 00457ROdrcT6V0141600 ?.PIPPO ,nr cp O. COUNTRY China SUBJECT Chinese Connunist Restrictions on Drafting Teachers and Students PLACF 25X1C ACQUIRED DATE OF 25X1A NFO 25X1X ? PATE DiSn't!.,. NO, OF PAGES 1 NO. OFENCLS, ammo 8 ELOW) SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. 22 51. The government -Administration Council recently ordered. the ma4or administrative regions to restrict recruiting of teachers and students by millary an other gOvernnent agencies in order to minimize disrn7tion of the educational system. This. order is surrarized as followf4; ? The Ministry of Education has received reports from schools la various arl, ? that indiscriminate drafting of teachers and students is intoarferlug t,ith the regular education Program. Tuo nunicinal middle schools pnd nine nrivato midrUe schools in Hengyang formerly had a total of about 5,00n stufients. ,thont b,000 of these have been drafted and disPntched to other aree,J by military and other government agencies during the nast three months; consequently, these schools are unable to carry on. In Honan unPer-class students at the Uorma1 School of Shang Chui lino were scheduled. to gradlipte in about ix months were drafted by the rilitary eian 'uthorities for uor37 in cultural pctivitJ,Ps corps shortly after the SeTP8t.er had. begun. Similar cases have been relorted In Liyang, Lian7vu; in Tsinan, Shantung; and Tooting, "Tneh. This indioGri minate drafting not only disruPts establlshed e(Incational oolicy, but also ruins those Yhom the state is trying to educate. The situatkon is sor5ous nr,f3 immediate re7edie9 must be found, -2 Therefore, the rajor administrative reions toother with the concerned local government authorities -must insure that government Agencies requiring the service ofteachers, students or technicians first procure the consent of the local -governments concerned. -After this consent is granted, the locrd authorities will desif;mate Areas, schools ttnd fixed quotas vhich uni be made available 3 10 draftee sht).11 be tal7en into service until P rnster or -IrospectiYe ,..aftens has been -Iresented to the local government concerned for its anoroval. 40 Drafting not Conducted in accordance with these nrovisions nay be ordered stoned. - by the local (1)vernment authorities. 5. Teachers and students drafted before the ismance of this decree, but who hnve not yet re.)orted for duty shal be i-rediately dische.rged by the authorities reclonstbl for their drafting. SIFICATION cr7I7071TIAL NSRB MSTRIBUTION Document N. No Change In Class. Declassified Class. Changed To: TS S C AOC! HD 70-2 Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIAVOP42-5-061$10043760010442-6. Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R007600140002-5 25X1A Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R007600140002-5

. CENTRAL INTEMIGENCF ?E 01.? Approved For Rekotase.-.21 11103 6 ? CIA-R 00457ROdrcT6V0141600 ?.PIPPO ,nr cp O. COUNTRY China SUBJECT Chinese Connunist Restrictions on Drafting Teachers and Students PLACF 25X1C ACQUIRED DATE OF 25X1A NFO 25X1X ? PATE DiSn't!.,. NO, OF PAGES 1 NO. OFENCLS, ammo 8 ELOW) SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. 22 51. The government -Administration Council recently ordered. the ma4or administrative regions to restrict recruiting of teachers and students by millary an other gOvernnent agencies in order to minimize disrn7tion of the educational system. This. order is surrarized as followf4; ? The Ministry of Education has received reports from schools la various arl, ? that indiscriminate drafting of teachers and students is intoarferlug t,ith the regular education Program. Tuo nunicinal middle schools pnd nine nrivato midrUe schools in Hengyang formerly had a total of about 5,00n stufients. ,thont b,000 of these have been drafted and disPntched to other aree,J by military and other government agencies during the nast three months; consequently, these schools are unable to carry on. In Honan unPer-class students at the Uorma1 School of Shang Chui lino were scheduled. to gradlipte in about ix months were drafted by the rilitary eian 'uthorities for uor37 in cultural pctivitJ,Ps corps shortly after the SeTP8t.er had. begun. Similar cases have been relorted In Liyang, Lian7vu; in Tsinan, Shantung; and Tooting, "Tneh. This indioGri minate drafting not only disruPts establlshed e(Incational oolicy, but also ruins those Yhom the state is trying to educate. The situatkon is sor5ous nr,f3 immediate re7edie9 must be found, -2 Therefore, the rajor administrative reions toother with the concerned local government authorities -must insure that government Agencies requiring the service ofteachers, students or technicians first procure the consent of the local -governments concerned. -After this consent is granted, the locrd authorities will desif;mate Areas, schools ttnd fixed quotas vhich uni be made available 3 10 draftee sht).11 be tal7en into service until P rnster or -IrospectiYe ,..aftens has been -Iresented to the local government concerned for its anoroval. 40 Drafting not Conducted in accordance with these nrovisions nay be ordered stoned. - by the local (1)vernment authorities. 5. Teachers and students drafted before the ismance of this decree, but who hnve not yet re.)orted for duty shal be i-rediately dische.rged by the authorities reclonstbl for their drafting. SIFICATION cr7I7071TIAL NSRB MSTRIBUTION Document N. No Change In Class. Declassified Class. Changed To: TS S C AOC! HD 70-2 Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIAVOP42-5-061$10043760010442-6. Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R007600140002-5 25X1A Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R007600140002-5

. CENTRAL INTEMIGENCF ?E 01.? Approved For Rekotase.-.21 11103 6 ? CIA-R 00457ROdrcT6V0141600 ?.PIPPO ,nr cp O. COUNTRY China SUBJECT Chinese Connunist Restrictions on Drafting Teachers and Students PLACF 25X1C ACQUIRED DATE OF 25X1A NFO 25X1X ? PATE DiSn't!.,. NO, OF PAGES 1 NO. OFENCLS, ammo 8 ELOW) SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. 22 51. The government -Administration Council recently ordered. the ma4or administrative regions to restrict recruiting of teachers and students by millary an other gOvernnent agencies in order to minimize disrn7tion of the educational system. This. order is surrarized as followf4; ? The Ministry of Education has received reports from schools la various arl, ? that indiscriminate drafting of teachers and students is intoarferlug t,ith the regular education Program. Tuo nunicinal middle schools pnd nine nrivato midrUe schools in Hengyang formerly had a total of about 5,00n stufients. ,thont b,000 of these have been drafted and disPntched to other aree,J by military and other government agencies during the nast three months; consequently, these schools are unable to carry on. In Honan unPer-class students at the Uorma1 School of Shang Chui lino were scheduled. to gradlipte in about ix months were drafted by the rilitary eian 'uthorities for uor37 in cultural pctivitJ,Ps corps shortly after the SeTP8t.er had. begun. Similar cases have been relorted In Liyang, Lian7vu; in Tsinan, Shantung; and Tooting, "Tneh. This indioGri minate drafting not only disruPts establlshed e(Incational oolicy, but also ruins those Yhom the state is trying to educate. The situatkon is sor5ous nr,f3 immediate re7edie9 must be found, -2 Therefore, the rajor administrative reions toother with the concerned local government authorities -must insure that government Agencies requiring the service ofteachers, students or technicians first procure the consent of the local -governments concerned. -After this consent is granted, the locrd authorities will desif;mate Areas, schools ttnd fixed quotas vhich uni be made available 3 10 draftee sht).11 be tal7en into service until P rnster or -IrospectiYe ,..aftens has been -Iresented to the local government concerned for its anoroval. 40 Drafting not Conducted in accordance with these nrovisions nay be ordered stoned. - by the local (1)vernment authorities. 5. Teachers and students drafted before the ismance of this decree, but who hnve not yet re.)orted for duty shal be i-rediately dische.rged by the authorities reclonstbl for their drafting. SIFICATION cr7I7071TIAL NSRB MSTRIBUTION Document N. No Change In Class. Declassified Class. Changed To: TS S C AOC! HD 70-2 Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIAVOP42-5-061$10043760010442-6. Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R007600140002-5 25X1A Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R007600140002-5

. CENTRAL INTEMIGENCF ?E 01.? Approved For Rekotase.-.21 11103 6 ? CIA-R 00457ROdrcT6V0141600 ?.PIPPO ,nr cp O. COUNTRY China SUBJECT Chinese Connunist Restrictions on Drafting Teachers and Students PLACF 25X1C ACQUIRED DATE OF 25X1A NFO 25X1X ? PATE DiSn't!.,. NO, OF PAGES 1 NO. OFENCLS, ammo 8 ELOW) SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT NO. 22 51. The government -Administration Council recently ordered. the ma4or administrative regions to restrict recruiting of teachers and students by millary an other gOvernnent agencies in order to minimize disrn7tion of the educational system. This. order is surrarized as followf4; ? The Ministry of Education has received reports from schools la various arl, ? that indiscriminate drafting of teachers and students is intoarferlug t,ith the regular education Program. Tuo nunicinal middle schools pnd nine nrivato midrUe schools in Hengyang formerly had a total of about 5,00n stufients. ,thont b,000 of these have been drafted and disPntched to other aree,J by military and other government agencies during the nast three months; consequently, these schools are unable to carry on. In Honan unPer-class students at the Uorma1 School of Shang Chui lino were scheduled. to gradlipte in about ix months were drafted by the rilitary eian 'uthorities for uor37 in cultural pctivitJ,Ps corps shortly after the SeTP8t.er had. begun. Similar cases have been relorted In Liyang, Lian7vu; in Tsinan, Shantung; and Tooting, "Tneh. This indioGri minate drafting not only disruPts establlshed e(Incational oolicy, but also ruins those Yhom the state is trying to educate. The situatkon is sor5ous nr,f3 immediate re7edie9 must be found, -2 Therefore, the rajor administrative reions toother with the concerned local government authorities -must insure that government Agencies requiring the service ofteachers, students or technicians first procure the consent of the local -governments concerned. -After this consent is granted, the locrd authorities will desif;mate Areas, schools ttnd fixed quotas vhich uni be made available 3 10 draftee sht).11 be tal7en into service until P rnster or -IrospectiYe ,..aftens has been -Iresented to the local government concerned for its anoroval. 40 Drafting not Conducted in accordance with these nrovisions nay be ordered stoned. - by the local (1)vernment authorities. 5. Teachers and students drafted before the ismance of this decree, but who hnve not yet re.)orted for duty shal be i-rediately dische.rged by the authorities reclonstbl for their drafting. SIFICATION cr7I7071TIAL NSRB MSTRIBUTION Document N. No Change In Class. Declassified Class. Changed To: TS S C AOC! HD 70-2 Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIAVOP42-5-061$10043760010442-6. Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R007600140002-5 25X1A Approved For Release 2001/03/06 : CIA-RDP82-00457R007600140002-5