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FORM 6200-8 (1/64)
UNITED STATES GOVEINMENT
Memorandum
Department m Agriculture—Forest Service
TO
Assistant Regional Forester, £
File No. 1200
FROM
Wm. D. Hurst , Deputy Regional Forester
Date; Hovember 1, 19&5
SUBJECT: Organization
Your reference:
PERSONAL
This trill summarize our discussion of Monday, October 18, concerning
organizational Batters in the Division of fiagineering.
I appreciated the opportunity to meet vith you, to gain your ideas and
philosophies, and to discuss methods of strengthening the Division of
Engineering in certain areas.
The analysis you prepared of your travel program v&l interesting* It
was helpful, too, in understanding the situations which generated the
trips you programmed in your travel schedule. We agreed that the inspect
of travel on your time could be reduced to a degree by eliminating
Engineering general functional inspections from your schedule. I think
there is also an opportunity to effect savings in your time by delegating
project direction to other people and by being more discriminate in the
extent to which you participate in trips generated by the Washington
Office. As agreed, we will look over all opportunities for effectively
programming your time, as well as the time of other Assistant Begional
Foresters, when the travel schedule for the second half of F. Y. 1966 is
developed.
% memorandum of September 1 did not state or imply that your travel
freedom should be curtailed to a greater degree than that of other
Assistant Begional Foresters. It did state that, in my opinion, Use
travel you perform does adversely affect the operation of the Division
of Engineering. This I still firmly believe to be the case. I have
a strong conviction that you can best serve the Forest Service, in your
capacity as Begional Engineer, by keeping the large and complex Division
of Engineering under control, this requires personal leadership and
direction that only you can provide.
I am looking forward to reviewing the next travel schedule vith you and
all other Assistant Regional Foresters.
cc: BF
Wm 0, Hu
Object Description
| Rating | |
| Title | William D. Hurst Daily Files November 1965 |
| Description | Daily Files of William D. Hurst, covering November 1965 |
| Original Date | November 1965 |
| Subject |
Hurst, William D. (William Daly) Forest rangers--Utah--Records and correspondence Forest rangers--Rocky Mountains Region--Records and correspondence United States. Forest Service--Officials and employees--Records and correspondence |
| Genre (AAT) |
Paperwork (records) |
| Creator |
Hurst, William D. (William Daly) |
| Geographic Locations |
United States Intermountain Region Intermountain West (U.S.) |
| Time Periods |
1960-1969 20th century |
| Rights | Reproduction for publication, exhibition, web display or commerical use is only permissible with the consent of the USU Libraries Manuscript Curator, phone (435) 797-0891. |
| Source | The original of this item is housed in the Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections and Archives, William D. Hurst Papers Collection, MSS COLL 362 Box 13 Folder 11 |
| Physical Collection | William D. Hurst Papers |
| Call Number | MSS COLL 362 Box 13 Folder 11 |
| Collection Inventory | http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv73037 |
| Language |
eng |
| Digital History Collection | William D. Hurst Papers Digital Collection |
| Date Digital | 2012-03-23 |
| Digital Publisher | Digitized by : Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library |
| Conversion Specifications | Scanned by Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library using Epson Expression 10000 scanner. Archival file is uncompressed TIFF (400 dpi); display file is JPEG2000. |
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| Format |
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| Identifier | Mss362Bx13Fd11 |
| Search Date | 1965-11 |
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| Date Digital | 2012-03-23 |
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| Transcript | FORM 6200-8 (1/64) UNITED STATES GOVEINMENT Memorandum Department m Agriculture—Forest Service TO Assistant Regional Forester, £ File No. 1200 FROM Wm. D. Hurst , Deputy Regional Forester Date; Hovember 1, 19&5 SUBJECT: Organization Your reference: PERSONAL This trill summarize our discussion of Monday, October 18, concerning organizational Batters in the Division of fiagineering. I appreciated the opportunity to meet vith you, to gain your ideas and philosophies, and to discuss methods of strengthening the Division of Engineering in certain areas. The analysis you prepared of your travel program v&l interesting* It was helpful, too, in understanding the situations which generated the trips you programmed in your travel schedule. We agreed that the inspect of travel on your time could be reduced to a degree by eliminating Engineering general functional inspections from your schedule. I think there is also an opportunity to effect savings in your time by delegating project direction to other people and by being more discriminate in the extent to which you participate in trips generated by the Washington Office. As agreed, we will look over all opportunities for effectively programming your time, as well as the time of other Assistant Begional Foresters, when the travel schedule for the second half of F. Y. 1966 is developed. % memorandum of September 1 did not state or imply that your travel freedom should be curtailed to a greater degree than that of other Assistant Begional Foresters. It did state that, in my opinion, Use travel you perform does adversely affect the operation of the Division of Engineering. This I still firmly believe to be the case. I have a strong conviction that you can best serve the Forest Service, in your capacity as Begional Engineer, by keeping the large and complex Division of Engineering under control, this requires personal leadership and direction that only you can provide. I am looking forward to reviewing the next travel schedule vith you and all other Assistant Regional Foresters. cc: BF Wm 0, Hu |
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