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licensing criteria, whi
political in nature. Thi
last year's allocation,
Student eovemmpn
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receive. A five percei
order to handle unforei
Proposed revenue fo
bringing the total to !
"These figures are flei
an exact figure, and <
additional Davments r
number of fiscal factc
"WHEN THE CLUB
we generally have to
"because naturally th
works. But, we try to t
and we take a number
of the organization, siz
how well they have ope
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(clubs) would be vers
Dale Oldham, chain
echoed a common com
spring hearings didn't
scrutiny.
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Oldham said. "Ineffec
had to either approve
unfunded in the comii
HOUGHTON ACRE
appropriations budget
past. We have to hear
draw up the figures an
very hard though. Som
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By Don Fobes
Mows Editor
organizations funded b
ve been allocated $419,2
gulates spending of st
ons for organizations an
ch includes organizatic
s year's budget represe
which was $401,530.
t was allotted $39,711
>f the total budget senal
it contingency fund r#
seen needs, was set up, c
r the 67 student-funded
$721,456. Sue Ann Rouj
tible. The proposed or s
Juring the year in SA(
nay be made to variou
)rs.
S or groups come to us (
cut back what they ?
ey request large amoui
>e fair. Wp havp rprtnin
of things into account, i
:e of membership, amoi
rated fiscally in past ye
t "SAC tries to make 1
r arbitrary."
man of the Student Set
plaint that SAC's recom
reach the student senate
le bill till just before tl
t, since the fiscal year e
SAC's proposal or all tl
ig year."
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murm uiui oat nas naa
s drawn up in time. "W
each group individuall;
d arbitrate appeals. Tti
e worry about flunking 1
lembers of SAC had p
? weeks, but that this v<
lad difficulty. She adde
sar.
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Thufidoy
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mended
$1.6 million deficit
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y the Student Allocations
153 for fiscal year 1978-79.
udent activity fees and
id clubs that meet certain
>ns that are fraternal 01
nts a small increase over
, slightly less than the
te statute designates it to
quired by senate law in
containing $23,239.
organizations is $302,203,
*htnn SAP nHvionr cniW I
inticipated revenue is not
rs fall hearings, cuts or
s groups depending on a
SAC) with their requests,
isk for/' Houghton said,
nts-that's just the way it
guidelines that we follow
such as past performance
unt of revenue raised and
ars."
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late Finance Committee,
imendations as a result of
b early enough for careful
lie last senate meeting/'
nds on June 30, the senate
le organizations would go
a problem in getting its
e have had trouble in the
y, vote on their requests,
le student members work i
:heir courses."
reviously worked nearly
ear thev tried extending it
d that a new method may I
use:
still i
By Janl
Oam?c?cli
The recommended 1
creased by the S.C. Se
1978-1979 by $1.75 million
faces a $1.6 million defi
according to a USC fin
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1I1C fl.fi) UtlXllUU JUUV
estimate of state reven
of Economic Advisors,
more money for state
Daetwyler, system vie
operations. "A 25 percc
university suffered wil
Ways and Means Co
plemental appropriate
Currently, the univei
all campuses, totals, $7(
senate finance version c
to the senate when it c
The 25 PERCENT e
three percent cut in
wages and fringe bene!
state agency budgets bj
Committee " in April.
researcn tor tne comm
were cut three percei
vacancies that caused <
and remain unused. "T1
be used elsewhere," h<
Concerning the 25 pei
said, "Most agencies c
cut. The rationale is tha
new equipment)." Tool
line-items for all state1
less than one percent c
university's equipment
The three percent
restored on the house f
Means Committee am<
The resulting surplus
from higher tax reven
year.
DAETWYLER SAII
would have meant the u
able to fill vacancies,
have had to release sc
Joe Hungate, a final
university was able to
million because of rev
"When the Board of I
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[ Staff Writer
DSC appropriation was innate
Finance Committee for
1 last week, but the school still
cit to be managed internally,
ance office spokesman.
Tease came from a revised
ues by the Governor's Board
which gave the legislature
agencies, said Bernard A.
e president for finance and
mt equipment cut which the
1 be restored by the House
mmittee in a 1977-78 supn
bill," he said.
sity appropriation, including
[>,341,221, Daetwyler said. The
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ii uie uuagei win oe preseniea
:onvenes June 14.
quipment cut, along with a
personal services, salaries,
fits, was eliminated from all
r the House Ways and Means
Bob Toomey, director of
ittee, said personal services
nt because of past position
extra salaries to lapse over
his money they decided could
; said.
cent equipment cut, Toomey
an withstand that 25 percent
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ney said the total equipment
wide agencies is $13 million,
>f the total state budget. The
cut totaled $723,480.
- personal service cut was
loor, "but it was a Ways and
indment," Toomey said.
, Hungate said, came in part
ues than were expected this
) the personal service cut
niversity would not have been
1 2 ? -
una 111 an emergency would
me personnel.
ice committee aide, said the
' receive the additional $1.75
ised state revenue estimates.
Economic Advisors made the
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goon be gone as USC
o the grind. Many USC
increc
llion d
state estimates, there was
revision made last October
30, another revision broufi
$39,213,154," he said.
"WE GET an estimated e
Governor's Board of Ec<
allocate to various major fu
as education penal insti
agencies." Hutto said mo
allocated according to stat
health education area is ba<
put there. That's the just w,
this a "slice of the pie." Th<
be allotted according to the
Tho nntuopoifv onnmnm
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$67,040,409 by the House Wai
Daetwyler said the re
propriation presented by th
Budget and Control Bo
However, Dick Hutto of t
Board said the board reco
the university to the legis
cording to the Commissio:
formula shows how much is
"We told the House Ways
that the Budget and Control
was $5.2 million short of wh
was, but that we would lik<
minimum raniiMt " ITRP
Holclerman said.
The three percent per
restored on the house floe
propriation was increased
Finance Committee at $68
"WE ARE VERY pl<
mendation coming out of I
mittee, but we recognize th
tough internal managemei
said.
"If you take everything
the university and continu<
will be running $1.6 millioi
year, so we're going to have
to accommodate that defici
did not know what areas \
"We are optimistic that w
Finance Committor* Koo
lino
MMSaid:_
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students found refugt
during the hot summc
ised,
ieficit
a $70,000 surplus. The
added $9 million On May
;ht the surplus total to
itate revenue from the
Miomic Advisors. They
notions of the state, such
tutions and regulatory
ney from the board is
ewide priorities. "If the
i, more emphasis will be
ay to do it." Hutto called
e university's slice would
line-item budget, he said,
ation was increased to
/s and Means Committee.
linimum requested apie
university to the State
ard totaled $70,881,907.
he Budget and Control
m mended $65,687,887 for
lature. "The budget acn
of Higher Educations'
needed by the university.
i and Means Committee
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Duum revuiiiiiienuauon
at our minimum request
5 to have more than our
President James B.
sonal services cut was
>r, and the university ap1
and went to the Senate
,591,221.
?ased with the recomthe
Senate Finance Comiat
we will still have some
it problems," Holderman
we're doing right now at
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? li lor another year, we
i short at the end of the
to cutback in some areas
t," he said, but added he
vould incur cutbacks.
e will get what the Senate
:ommended," Holderman
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