PROPERTY RIGHTS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA
Presents
THE BURNING QUEST
Rules of Engagement for Defending Our Property Rights
The Ninth Annual National Conference on Private
Property Rights
Saturday, October 22, 2005
Holiday Inn Turf, 205 Wolf Road, Albany, N. Y.
The only nationally acclaimed yearly conference
devoted exclusively to private property rights.
Make a difference! Please join us to celebrate private
property with a unique experience of learning
and inspiration at our Ninth Annual National Conference on Private
Property Rights.
Gather with freedom-loving people from all walks of life,
who believe deep in their hearts
in the fundamental human right to own and use private property.
Hear and meet bold leaders who share cutting edge information
on private property rights.
Grassroots leaders and prominent national experts will describe
how they are initiating
real change to restore our rights.
Conference Program
Registration (Includes Light Buffet)
- 8:00 am
Complementary literature displays, Time to meet friends and renew
acquaintances
Welcome - 8:45 am
Carol
W. LaGrasse, President, Property Rights Foundation of
America
“Rules
of Engagement”
Opening Address - 9:00 am
Peter
Blackman, Attorney, Louisa, Virginia
“Property
Law Today-The New Feudalism”
Panel I - Turning the Tables to Defend
Private Property Rights - 9:40 am
Chaired by: Ms. LaGrasse
John
Gile, Author, Rockford, Illinois
“Successful
Copyright Defense against the National Wildlife Federation”
Harriet
M. Hageman, Attorney, Hageman and Brighton, P.C.,
Cheyenne, Wyoming
“Litigating
for Private Property Rights-A Western Perspective”
Short Break - Coffee Served - 10:40
Panel II - “Citizen Action
to Defend our Property Rights and Local Traditions”
- 10:50
Chaired by: Ms. LaGrasse
Jim
McCulley, Lake Placid, N.Y.
“Court Battle to Protect Old Mountain Road from
State Wilderness”
Gretna
Longware, Elizabethtown, N.Y.
“The
Campaign to Save Hurricane Mountain Fire Tower”
Devlen
Mackey, Mackey Orchards, Belvidere, N. J.
“Organizing
Against the New Jersey Highlands Preservation”
Guy
Poulin, Northville, N.Y.
“Organizing
Successfully Against Sacandaga Reservoir Regulating District”
Luncheon & Awards Presentation - 12:00
Robert
G. Prentiss, Member PRFA Board of Directors, Presenter
Keynote Address - Bill
Moshofsky
President, Oregonians in Action, Tigard, Oregon
“Regulatory
Taking Compensation-The Successful Oregon Measure 37 Referendum”
Panel III - Threats and Directions to
Strengthen Property Rights in America - 1:45
Chaired by: Ms. LaGrasse
James
Burling, Senior Counsel, Pacific Legal Foundation
Sacramento, California
“Forward
for Private Property Rights”
Robert
J. Smith, President, Center for Private Conservation
& Senior Adjunct Scholar Competitive Enterprise Institute,
Washington, D.C.,
“Pleistocene
Park Project-Removing Civilization from North America”
Mark
Bragg, President Victims of the Endangered Species
Act (VESA),
“Endangered
Species Act Victims”
Short Break - 3:10
Panel IV - The Eminent Domain Battleground
- 3:20
Chaired by: James
E. Morgan, Partner, Galvin & Morgan, Delmar, N. Y.
Michael
Cristofaro, Property Owner, New London, Connecticut
“Local
Citizen Organizing to Defeat Eminent Domain”
Jim
Malatras, Legislative Director
Office of Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, New York State Assembly
“New
York State Legislative Reform”
Craig
Call, Property Rights Ombudsman, State of Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
“National
Property Rights Ombudsman Legislation”
Closing Address - Introduced
by Mr. Morgan - 4:30
Steven
Anderson, Institute for Justice, Washington, D.C.
“Eminent
Domain Reforms at Every Level”
Informal Reception - Light hors d’oeuvres -
Capitol Room - 5:00
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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, Evening Reception, and Gratuities;
Conference Packet and Proceedings (to be published later):$60.00
payable (check or money order) by October 10 to
Property Rights Foundation of America, Inc., or $70.00 at the
door.
Location - Holiday Inn Turf,
205 Wolf Road, Albany - (518) 458-7250, Located
a short distances from I-87 (Adirondack Northway) Exit
4, One mile from Albany County Airport; cab or Turf overnight
guests complimentary shuttle service.
Conference
Announcement
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