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September 10, 1975 Ms. Gail A. Kieninger Stelle, Illinois Cabery P.O., 60919 Dear Gail: When I took leave of Stelle
on April 1, 1974, 1 left you to continue in the same function relative to
admissions work that you had occupied under my direction. I did not then, or
ever, convey to you any authority from the Brotherhoods giving you any
sanctions of power in terms of a commissioned office of admissions. Indeed, I
have never myself received any such directly expressed office or title from
the Brotherhoods; so I cannot pass along what I haven’t been expressly
assigned. I have not authorized or have I by inference passed along to any
titles given to me. A personnel acceptance
function is an inherent part of every organization, and the members of The
Stelle Group may choose to elect you and/or other persons to carry out that
function. I had always subordinated the Admissions Committee to my office of
president of The Stelle Group, and, as a matter of fact, I created the name,
Admissions Committee, and conceived what it should do when, as president I
wrote the first “Stelle, a City for Tomorrow” brochure in 1965. For further clarification,
I herewith relieve you of all offices, responsibility and authority which I
may from time to time have expressly granted to you or I may seem to have
inferred to you by allowing you to take upon yourself various functions.
Henceforth any duties you perform for The Stelle Group are to be clearly
understood as jobs assigned by the elected officers of The Stelle Group or as
jobs to which you are elected by the general membership. You have no
authority in any capacity from the Brotherhoods through me or my commissions
from Them, and I enjoin you henceforth from making any further claims of you
having any delegated authority from me or somehow sharing my offices. Yours sincerely, Richard G. Kieninger cc M. Carnahan |
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