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Memo to File - Bill Gibson visit - Wednesday, November 14, 1979

 

Bill Gibson was just here. He knows Cecil Green very
well and feels that Green would be the most interested in re-
productive biology. The idea of merging the Pop Council or
at least Wayne Bardin's chair into the University for a price tag
of 2 million is one that he thought he would try and present to
Green the next time he sees him.

Gerontology and in particular the sustaining of neuro--function
is an area that he is very keen about and we agreed would make
pretty good sense for our own clinical research center.

At the present time he is Chairman of the Medical Grants
Commission in Canada. He was certainly sympathetic when I told

him the kind of thing that Dr. Leibowitz mentioned.

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Universities Council of
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Vancouver, British Columbia

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