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addition, petitioner attended the National Council for Family
Relations 1991 Conference in Denver, Colorado, which was held
from November 15, 1991, through November 20, 1991. Petitioner
presented papers at both conferences.
In the stipulation of facts, respondent conceded that
petitioner was entitled to "research" expenses in the amount of
$3,443.89. The following reflects how respondent computed the
amount conceded: (1) Expenses related to the Second
International Family Nursing Conference held in Portland, Oregon,
from May 21, 1991, through May 24, 1991, including mileage of
2,752 at 27.5 cents per mile from Rochester, New York, to
Portland, Oregon, or $756.80; hotels of $489.59; meals at $26 per
day for 9 days less 20 percent pursuant to section 274(n), or
$187.20; and tolls of $9.40; (2) Expenses related to the
American Public Health Association 119th Annual Meeting in
Atlanta, Georgia, on November 13, 1991, and the National Council
for Family Relations 1991 Conference in Denver, Colorado, on
November 19, 1991, including airfare of $392; hotels of $384.76;
miscellaneous of $17.80; and meals at $34 per day for 9 days less
20 percent pursuant to section 274(n), or $244.80; and (3) other
expenses including books of $241.82; materials of $129.92;
professional of $361.50; and miscellaneous of $228.30.2
2 UR has a reimbursement program regarding travel expenses,
which generally allows reimbursement for registration or
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