| Randy Bauer 2005-03-08, 3:56 am |
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<parrthenon@cs.com> wrote in message
news:1110256062.380257.109360@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
quote:
> DEAFENING SILENCE
>
> <For those that aren't up on Parr's relentless attacks on me, I'm the
> "guy". The guy that has revealed the cost estimate more than once.
> Intellectual dishonesty is Parr's bailiwick and I for one would never
> choose to intrude.> -- --With warm regards, Stan Booz
>
(snip)>
quote:
> Randy Bauer spent several postings saying I could not
> receive these estimates because I am a dirt farmer and a non-member.
> When MEMBERS ask for the moving estimates and information about Harry
> Sabine's relationship with Cross-to-Bear architect, there is deafening
> silence.
Larry Parr knows that I posted an estimate. Larry Parr knows that there
are a number of areas where the USCF will benefit from a lower cost
environment in Crossville.
Larry Parr knows that a contract with the Crossville architect was signed
not by the current USCF Executive Board, but by Frank Niro, which was 2
executive directors ago. Larry Parr also knows that the current executive
board renegotiated that $60,000 contract down to a lower number. Larry Parr
will not fully disclose these things because.... well, you can draw you own
conclusions.
Meanwhile, what difference does it make if the Crossville architect and
Harry Sabine are best friends or only nod at each other at the local Rotary
meetings? The Crossville architect's work appears to be good, he has been
receptive to renegotiating a contract that the USCF, through ED Niro,
entered into willingly. What exactly would Larry Parr have had this Board
do, impair the contract? Perhaps Sam Sloan could then have defended us in
court?
quote:
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> Of course, I would vote, as I wrote, for Sam Sloan in his
> singularity. A Board of Sams, no. A single Sam, most definitely yes.
> We would know about such things as that filthy $60,000 contract a lot
> earlier. The last thing the USCF needs is another team player.
In other words, Larry Parr just wants another mole on the Board, there to
feed him whatever inside information Larry wants and needs. What a great
way to run an organization. Me, I'd prefer people who hold a steady job,
make their monthly mortgage payments on time, and sock a little money away
for their kid's college and retirement. Those sound like the sorts of
values that will serve the best interests of the USCF.
Randy Bauer
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