The Eighth Annual National Conference on Private Property Rights

PROPERTY RIGHTS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, INC.

Presents

Private Property Rights
For the Future of Freedom and Prosperity

The Eighth Annual National Conference on
Private Property Rights

Saturday, October 23, 2004
Holiday Inn Turf, 205 Wolf Road, Albany, N. Y.

The only national conference on private property rights with a proven record over many years of nationally acclaimed events-offering exciting speakers who are widely recognized experts and prominent leaders.

Please join us to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Property Rights Foundation of America with a unique experience of learning and inspiration at our Eighth Annual National Conference on Private Property Rights. Enjoy the infectious excitement of participants at our gathering. You’ll appreciate the cutting edge information on private property rights and the inspiring realization of being gathered with people from all walks of life who are devoted to freedom. Most of all, you’ll enlarge your perspective and go away with a practical sense of where and how you can make a greater difference to enhance private property rights.

Conference Program

8:00 am	*Registration (includes light buffet)* Complementary Literature Displays Time to meet friends and renew acquaintances
8:45 am	Welcome - Carol W. LaGrasse President, Property Rights Foundation of America *“Challenges to Our Vision”*
9:00 am	Opening Address - Richard Miniter Founder and President, Brussels Institute, Brussels, Belgium *“International Property Rights and How to Win in This Country”*
9:50 am	*Panel I - Private Landownership — Key to Freedom* Chaired by: Ms. LaGrasse *Robert J. Smith* President, Center for Private Conservation & Senior Adjunct Scholar, Competitive Enterprise Institute, Washington, D.C. *“Landownership in America”* *Scott Jones* Executive Vice President, Forest Landowners Association Atlanta, Georgia “A Voice for Forest Landowners in Washington—Protecting Productive Private Property”
10:50	Short Break - Coffee Served
11:00	*Panel II - “Preserving Private Property Rights — A Better Future”* Chaired by: Ms. LaGrasse *Michael Shaw* Freedom 21 Radio Talk Show host, Proprietor of Liberty Garden Aptos, California “Abundance Ecology—The Liberty Garden” *Dick Patten* Executive Director, American Family Business Institute, Washington, D.C. “Repealing the Death Tax—Preserving Small Businesses” *John Gray* Intelligence Analyst, Federal Bureau of Investigation Counter Terrorism Division *“Eco-Terrorism and Animal Rights Extremism”*
12:15	*Luncheon* Announcements Awards Presentation The Honorable Robert G. Prentiss, New York State Assemblyman, Presenter Keynote Address - Becky Norton Dunlop Vice President, The Heritage Foundation, Washington, D.C. *“Restoring Constitutionality and Rationality to Environmental Protection”*
2:00	*Panel III - Restoring Property Rights and Communities in Urban America* Chaired by: James E. Morgan, Partner, Galvin & Morgan, Delmar, N. Y. *Jim Malatras* is the Legislative Director to The Honorable Richard L. Brodsky (D-Westchester) Chairman, Committee on Corporations, Authorities and Commissions New York State Assembly “Eminent Domain Reform” *Dr. Mindy Fullilove* New York State Psychiatric Institute and Professor of Clinical Psychiatry and Public Health at Columbia University, New York, N. Y. *“Root Shock—How Tearing Up City Neighborhoods Hurts America and What We Can Do About It”* *Mark Alpert* Attorney, Hart, King & Coldren, Santa Ana, California *“Hope for People Fighting Rent Control* ”**
3:20	Short Break
3:30	*Panel IV - Reclaiming the Landscape for Rural People and Property Owners* Chaired by: Ms. LaGrasse *Mark Nix* Executive Director South Carolina Landowners Association *“Landowners United to Defend Private Property Rights”* *Craig M. Call* Utah Property Rights Ombudsman “Utah Property Rights Ombudsman — A National Model”
4:30	*Closing Address* Introduced by: Mr. Morgan *Henry St. John FitzGerald* Attorney at Law, Arlington, Virginia *“Inverse Condemnation—The Rationale for Compensation for Regulatory Takings”*

For further information: Property Rights Foundation of America
P. O. Box 75, Stony Creek, NY 12878 (518) 696-5748, www.prfamerica.org

Public Welcome - Admission includes Light Breakfast Buffet, Luncheon, and Gratuities, Conference Packet, and Proceedings — to be published later: $60.00 payable (check or money order) by October 10 to the Property Rights Foundation of America, Inc., or $70.00 at the door.

Location - Holiday Inn Turf, 205 Wolf Road, Albany - (518) 458-7250
By Car: Located a short distances from I-87 (Adirondack Northway) Exit 4.
By Air: Located one mile from Albany County Airport; cab or Turf overnight guests complimentary shuttle service.

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© 2004 Property Rights Foundation of America, Inc.
All rights reserved. This material may not be broadcast, published, rewritten or redistributed without written permission.