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From: "Norm Perry" <>
Subject: [[SAR-TALK]] Re: [SAR-TALK] SAR-TALK-D Digest V00 #128
Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2000 02:44:49 -0500
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I made note of them and copied them. Thanks.

Norman
FLSSAR

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----- Original Message -----
From: Bob Copland
Subject: Re: Re: SAR-TALK-D Digest V00 #128


Dear Fellow Compatriots:
As a member of the Board of Directors of three rather large 501(C)3 organizations, it is essential that all NSSAR Compatriots follow the guideline of Compatriots Henry McCarl and Ed Butler. I am sure that most chapters bend over backwards to keep political issues our of our meetings, newsletters and the like. However, while we may feel like addressing a political issues, this is not accepted for 501(C)3 organizations like the NSSAR. In recent years government regulatory agencies have removed this 501(C)3 status, so please follow to the letter the statements made in recent SAR-TALK.
Fraternally
Robert Copeland
Central Florida Chapter, FLSSAR

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> From:
> To:
> Subject: [SAR-TALK] Re: SAR-TALK-D Digest V00 #128
> Date: Sunday, November 19, 2000 10:13 PM
>
> Compatriots - Despite our political feelings either pro
> or con - the NSSAR is not a forum for political messages
> and we must protect our IRS Tax Status as a 501(C)3
> Charitable Organization by not engaging in political
> messages such as the one from our (well-meaning)
> compatriot from Florida - Any comments made on SAR-Talk
> are ALWAYS the opinions and comments of the individual
> making the comment and do not represent the positions of
> NSSAR or any of its State Societies or Local Chapters -
> Please follow the guidelines as indicated by Compatriot
> Ed Butler of our San Antonio Chapter and refrain from
> political commentary unless it represents topics of
> direct concern to the SAR. Thanks for your cooperation -
>
> Henry N. McCarl, Treasurer General, NSSAR
> Birmingham Chapter
> Alabama Society SAR
>


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