326 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TRUSTEES
OF""~PuR~DUirUNIVE"RsiTY Trustees' Room,   Executive Building August 27-28,   I969
I. NOTICE OF MEETING.
The Board of Trustees of The Trustees of Purdue University convened in special meeting in the Trustees' Room of the Executive Building of the University at 1:52 pm on Wednesday,  August 27,   I969, pursuant to announcement to the Board of Trustees on June 7,   I969 (XIII) and further pursuant to the following notice mailed to each member of the Board of Trustees by the Secretary on August 11,   1969;
Pursuant to action by the Board of Trustees on June 7.   1969. there will be a special meeting of the Board of Trustees of The Trustees of Purdue University on Wednesday and Thursday. August 27-28,   1969,   convening as follows: at approximately 1:45 pm EDT (immediately following luncheon) on Wednesday, August 27,   inthe Trustees' Room of the Executive Building of the University,  and at 9:00 am EDT on Thursday.  August 28. inthe Trustees' Room of the Executive Building of the Uni-  1   • ,versity,   in order to consider and act upon any matter or business which may come before said meeting,
II. ROLL CALL.
President Knoy called the meeting to order at 1:62 pm.    All members of the Board were present as follows; Mrs.  White.   Messrs. Brumfield,   Graham,  Heine,   Hillenbrand.  Knoy.   Rumely,   Walb and Wilson. Also present were President Hovde,  Vice President and Treasurer Freehafer, University Vice Presidents Hawkins,   Lawshe and Mallett,   Counsel Schilling, Mr.   Bodle,  Attorney,   Executive Assistant to the President Hicks,  Business Manager and Assistant Treasurer Ford,   University Attorney Lowe,   Dean of Men Roberts,   Messrs.   Hentschel,   Schaller,   Smalley and Wade of the Uni¬ versity staff,   Mr. Alkire of the Lafayette Journal and Courier, Assistant Morris and Secretary Skinner,
III. EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Trustees and University officers had convened in brief Executive Session at 9:36 the morning of August 27,   1969,  for discussion of proposed amendments to Motor Vehicle,   Bicycle and Traffic Regulations,
Treasurer Freehafer reminded the Trustees that the Regulations had.   for. many years,   stipulated that freshman and sophomore students "may not own.   operate or have custody of a vehicle in Tippecanoe County , , " (Section 3. 03 (b).    When that provision was challenged last year,   investi¬ gation by Counsel resulted in the opinion that the University cannot legally prevent those students from having an automobile in Tippecanoe County. Although deletion of that provision would increase by several hundred the potential number of automobiles for which parking space in West Lafayette is already at a premium,   Mr.   Freehafer thought such deletion is necessary and desirable to prevent further challenges.