In what appears to be one of his most bizarre charges yet, Stan Booz, co-chair of the USCF Finance Committee, has suggested that USCF Secretary Don Schultz said that USCF "will get a lot of funding from these folks" (Natrol), and that those who wonder how the Natrol alliance came about should "ask Don Schultz." This charge is especially odd because Schultz has been highly critical of the USCF-Natrol alliance.
Schultz called the charge by Booz "an outright lie" and submitted a motion by objections procedure calling for the Board to ask President Beatriz Marinello to "explain how the deal came about, who was involved and who if anyone said we'll get a lot of funding from these folks."
Following is a post by Booz on Yahoo that includes a previous Booz post, and a reply by Schultz.
|
Don says we'll get a lot of funding from these folks.
----- Original Message -----From: stanboozSent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 9:38 AMSubject: RE: [fide-chess] The USCF and Brain Pill
For those that wonder who was behind this, ask Don Schultz.-----Original Message-----USCF members unhappy with the USCF-Natrol alliance might be even more upset if they looked up Natrol on search engines, where they would find http://www.sonoma-county.org/Da/press_releases/press_091404.htm, a news release of September 14, 2004 from the District Attorney's Office of Sonoma County, California. If USCF must push "Brain Pills," a poor idea in any case, couldn't someone at least have done a little research on this company?
From: fide-chess@yahoogroups.com [mailto:fide-chess@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Recmate@aol.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 8:33 AM
To: fide-chess@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [fide-chess] The USCF and Brain Pill
Bill Goichberg
CALIFORNIA DISTRICT ATTORNEYS REACH $250,000 SETTLEMENT OF MISLEADING ADVERTISING AND PROPOSITION 65 CASE WITH DIETARY SUPPLEMENT MANUFACTURER NATROL, INC.
Sonoma County District Attorney Stephan Passalacqua, Napa County District Attorney Gary Lieberstein, and Solano County District Attorney David W. Paulson, announced a $250,000 settlement against Natrol, Inc., of Chatsworth, California, and its president Elliott Balbert. The defendants were charged in civil lawsuits filed by the district attorneys with making false and misleading advertising claims for their chitosan-based weight loss products, and with selling weight loss products that contained too much lead, in excess of that allowed by Proposition 65.
Don says we'll get a lot of funding from these folks.