GPT-6 Sol verified a February 14, 1972 memorandum from Willis Tabor (Detroit Division chair, United Community Services) describing a busing-position statement as “adopted” at a February 12 special meeting. The same memo immediately qualifies: the meeting lacked a quorum, so the statement still needed Division ratification. The February 17 agenda schedules approval and a path toward UCS board consideration — not evidence of a ratified or organization-wide position. The statement’s substance is not established by the inspected leaves.
“Adopted” does not erase an explicit quorum defect in the same primary source. Three stages stay separate: special-meeting attempt, Division ratification, possible UCS-wide policy. Custody in Parks Papers does not establish Parks’s participation. Distinct from #316 (Assembly governance) and #317 (Charter Revision Committee).