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ecipient must be a resident of the UnitedStates. Seconded by Randy Cestaro. After discussion,second withdrawn, motion withdrawn.A complete revision to the slots policywill be considered at the next meeting.Steve Kalamen moved that the current Nationalstrophy policy be amended to recognizethe top eight ladies. Seconded by Keith Milberger.Passed unanimously.Keith Milberger moved that the board acceptthe slot distribution for the 1998 Nationalsas follows:LIMITED NATIONALSSlots to section coordinators - 330; Fourteenslots to 8 Area Matches - 112 (2 High, 2 in eachof five classes, High Woman, Top Junior); Top16 Overall, Top 8 Women, Top Junior - 25;board of directors - 8; International and president'sdiscretion - 25. Total - 500.OPEN NATIONALSSquadding for the Open match (Las Vegas)calls for 30 Squads, and there will be less daylightwhich will let us plan for only 450 shooters.Open Slots to Section Coordinators - 297;Fourteen Slots to 8 Area Matches- 112 (2 High,2 in each of five classes, Fligh Woman, TopJunior); Top 16 Overall, Top 8 Women, TopJunior - 25; board of directors -8, Internationaland president's discretion - 8. Total - 450.The motion was seconded by RandyCestaro. Passed unanimously.CLASSIFICATION POLICYKeith Milberger moved this wording beadded to the classification policy, "All classificationscore sheets must be retumed to USPSAfor entry. Neither the range officer nor thecompetitor may cross out or invalidate a score,and that future revisions to the classificationscore sheets reflect this change in policy." Secondedby Dave Carruthers. Approved unanimously.Steve Kalamen moved effective as soon assoftware modifications can be made, "If ashooter is not classified in a particular category,the first four scores will be accepted regardlessof percentage, but the shooter's initialclassification will not be more than one classlower than the other category. Seconded byDave Carruthers. Passed unanimously.Larry Bullock moved that the board explorethe use of the IPSC Classic Target on a provisionalbasis in the United States. Seconded bySteve Kalamen. Passed unanimously.The board took a short break and reconvenedat 9:00 a.m.CLASSIFICATION SCORES FORPRACTICAL CARRYDave Carruthers moved to remove from thetable agenda item number 11 - ClassificationScores for Practical Carry. Seconded by RandyCestaro. Passed unanimously.Mike Martin moved to add the followingparagraph to the Practical Carry Guidelines:"Practical Carry Category was developed byUSPSA specifically to encourage new shooterswho do not own competitive guns to competein our sport. These new shooters should becompeting against shooters of similar ability.Therefore, it is inappropriate for experiencedUSPSA members to compete in PracticalCarry." Seconded by Randy Cestaro. Roll callvote requested. Voting in favor: RandyCestaro, Mike Martin, Dave Carruthers, KeithMilberger, Steve Kalamen, Jeff Nelson (byproxy), John Hurst. Voting opposed: LarryBullock.1998 USPSA BUDGETKeith Milberger moved to remove from thetable agenda item 6 - 1998 USPSA Budget.Seconded by Dave Carruthers, Passed unanimously.John Hurst moved to adopt the budget aspresented. Seconded by Larry Bullock. Passedunanimously.Randy Cestaro moved to increase annualdues by $5.00 per year effective July 1, 1998.Seconded by Mike Martin. Roll call vote requested.Voting in favor: Randy Cestaro, JeffNelson (by proxy). Voting opposed: MikeMartin, Dave Carruthers, John Hurst, KeithMilberger, Steve Kalamen, Larry Bullock.Mike Martin moved the board consider raisingdues at its August board meeting. Secondedby Dave Carruthers. Motion passed.Keith Milberger moved the policy regardingthe "Sponsorship Fund" be adopted as presentedexcept for item 4, paragraph B. Secondedby Mike Martin. Larry Bullock movedto amend the motion to also delete item 3-G, -Team Ring. Motion to amend failed for lack ofa second. Main motion passed unanimously.There was a general agreement the nextboard meeting would be held on August 8 and9, 1998.Keith Milberger moved to adjourn. Secondedby Randy Cestaro. 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