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' If!MMf! I OFFER GOOD PUK 1. 2. J. 4.SUHI I DINNER SERVED 3 MON. THRU SAT. 4 PM-8:301 s SUNDAY?11 AM-8:30 PM ! LUNCH SERVED j 11-4 P.M. Mon.-Sat. i $1-9* j VALID ANY DAY I THRU MON. NOV. /MAT \/ A I IHU.I jl V"v 1 jnkii/ i \jI i r I Tuesday's - PRIM i - -M i e it * * C ^jlMdflg $ .^^^^b?E8B| .:-i - ! Hl IB |l?i| ? . ; V.'A 'j: ;v , 'J; * Bm I : P ? iSr each ; 6 persons plus " /i i 1,1976 I BANQUETS or j lE RIB NIGHT) I FOREST ACRES { 2120 BELTLINE BLVD. | Phone 78243*7 I i I ? I ^PfWffTTWWnwyWMMM <jTii qiTi ill * I'lii f'sBw ii'Tif WpA'i ii ri i1 ffg ". mm iilt WWHHMWWMi i>|i ma T?- * - K9^ j-^p . AuditUSC has always com annual repott of all exp n..i t? n i oui, awuiuuig LU uaeiw> past the university has n category. The Stevensoi require reporting of expenditures. For exam] by in university perso merly reported on a dep basis, will nave to be r< the name of the individi "WHEN EVERY sing! has to be accounted for, a great deal of time," ! J saia. The act also require reporting of all state pe organizational charts. S will have to include all positions, the personnel compensation of each, whether the positions ai vacant. This would ii ministrators, faculty, s maintenance, etc. "Listing more than ployes on an organizati is almost inconceivabli lour cava that thie mnct ff IJMJW V??M V UUU AllUUt said Harold Brunton, president in charge of < Another problem USC BmBBt Ky| K B I IB h^hsf flffl .. ^ b .-^msb^^eem^k * i ^ **.$ I I ? j T*; flfli 91 ' mm V x V -V* ^ * * ?*y o . $'' : pleted an is reporting expenditures of a enditures. student employees. There are 3,000 c . *--11 At * ? - rier, in tne imi-iime ana part-time student t sported by currently employed by USC. s i act will According to George Schroeder, tl individual executive director of the ?le, travel Legislative Audit Council,-(LAC), s nnel, for- these student employees can be a artmental reported by category. t ;ported by LAC has been authorized by the jal. General Assembly to intprnrpt what the Stevenson Act means, to le expense the state agencies, departments J it involves and institutions. In addition to that, " Daetwyler the LAC also investigates the state ? agencies to make sure they carry s s detailed out all legislative issues reponrsonnel on sibbly. ich charts c authorized LAC IS studying ways in which, Jj grade and after the first statement is " as well as received Dy tne <jreneral Assembly, e filled or to revise and delete duplications of jj iclude ad- any dollar figure that may be ecretaries, unnecessary in the total cost of the project. 4,000 em- "The Stevenson Act is a general s onal chart reform kind of legislation," v 3, but the Schroeder said. "The theory ? be done," behind the bill is that once the L USC vice- legislature has this knowledge it J >perations. will be able to make better I is having decisions for saving taxpayer s n.oney." The bill was designed to r coordinate the bookkeeping I systems of all state agencies, < according to its author. i "I felt very naive about t procedures in the House, whereas I i I could find no evidence of what was ? happening to tax dollars," i Stevenson said. "I felt that I was < irresponsible in asking the people of this state for tax money and not knowing myself how, why, and < where the money was spent." s STEVENSON SAID that most of < I the state's agencies, departments i | STUDENT DISC< I STILL AV A {. Limited Ni 4 II | CARTA BL/ ! 0 fa jSara % 2631 DEVINE 1 ' <S! Ii mil There are a lot of good (hin j Butyl, Gel Small Pitta k Good Only ?t Reg Ihr wnfih I hkk 'n( hcwy iml Ihin'nC MflMNNAMMMMR'tf JW.'iV . WJUB.W j ; ? 2-for Tht? coupon it good for . 5 Thrn'n Crlipy piii? Of Th pin* when you buy 1 ol eq MBS participating Pun Hut t? lilted below Void whe? rv*trlct?d by law. Offer Available at theiepartlc nd institutions had different omputer set-ups. Stevenson hopes o be able to get one computer ystem for all the state agencies in tie future. t a a - ' wiin uie curreni computer yslems set up in the way that they re, no two state agencies are able o communicate," she said. "This kind of information asked or in the Stevenson Act has got to e uniform before the legislature an ask for taxpaying dollars,' itevenson added. Eventually the state will have omputer capacity to record every acet of state government spening. "We would have the capacity of nswering any question wiuun an our," said Schroeder. Until a uniform computer ystem is implemented, reports /ill be done either manually or by igency computers. "This will rivolve a major effort on the part >f agencies and on the part of the .AC," Schroeder said. Although Schroeder says it may >e necessary in some cases to add ixtra personnel, especially in the irea of computer services and ime, he said, "I hope that agencies ire not taking this opportunity to enlarge their staffs or budgets mnecessarily. On the other hand, I jtoubt that they are." SCHROEDER ESTIMATES the ;ost of printing the reports by the state at around $80,000. But he idded, "This is still relatively :heap in comparison to benefits jnd savings of the act." DUNT CARDS . \ ILABLE | jmheri j kNCA BEER \ 55' bottle ?S36Slt3??S3C3S9C9S969S3?S3C??^3& ? P I L f!? under our r?x>f. tlFVee ] Only | ular Price* g riM>y nrc rcttuierctl irittlctnarh it. Inc. O Ivm.PteuHai.liK. -1 * I 1 tree small IcH'n Chewy g val value. at restaurants e taxed or expires Oct J ? ipating Pij/a '? ecatton Main St. mm ?y :[ .*