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riarnPi " < 111 \imbi^ J Wednesday ^W Volume LXIX, No. 1Q7 University of South Carolina, jmbia, S.C. Feb. "7, 19*79 Bu< ' ' \; I .V'V,^; W& ?>~> " i-7-r H ' ' ^5 i I 1 I m J hi A ^HRRHMHDIK IflBHMBRHMKPSS - wPmil jget hike m -1| ppi^^ W ? " 1H .: Jj i:-V} ..'. '^V\>; ^ ;?LS|;;-i > >-\. ? : reques The Executiv Trustees appro General Assem for 1979-80, at> mended by the 5 The universi services and pr j * * and tuition lr Assembly, Bei president for bu USC Preside would face a c ? ?1 _ ?, gsi ciusiiig uown on ^ x - ^p|* ? education and - aH^^HHH substantial con! |fe\| ^MHH t0 recruit nev 9B^E9^Si possible," hesa IN A BUDGI :|3|ij|i|feij man noted that ||M managed interr iiiiSiiili^^^^H school expense benefit increas financial difficu ; mEBBnH control board re B'We woi closing ' service p to cover una telephone rates ^ y expenses ' 'bast Hrexv*.- ^ cpnt fartnr " ar I, The Budget c = 8 f?r university < reduction in propriations, ] control board a actually a redi ^ the institution,' 1-1 DAETWYLE 84 . HI increase" in tl actually left i reduction and hEN^^- < - development o * s* t<i -' faculty and staf i .x v service and co * t * < Coastal campus < Cutbacks coi _ Criminal Just programs, and Spartanburg a faculty membei ? Bnn| ALSO, the chi H would have to b the child-care would be redu campus, opera the Union cam tinue to face a inadequate1' li reduced, along education progr A House W studying the r mendation to t njak^it^r^j Representative sted By Jan Easterling Gamecock Staff Writer e Committee of the USC Board of >ved a request Monday to the S C. bly for $90.8 million in appropriations sut $12.9 million more than recom>tate Budget and Control Board, ty faces serious cutbacks in public ograms. or a combination of cutbacks icreases, granted by the General rnard A. Daetwyler, system vice isiness and finance, said. nt James B. Holderman said, "We utback on staff and faculty and the i some public service programs, adult continuing education programs of a sequence to all campuses." Programs v students would be "almost imid. CT report to the committee, Holderfactors including a $1.6 million deficit lally in 1978-79, unavoidable medical s and mandatory salary and fringees have left the system in serious my, it contronted with the budget and ^commendation. ild face a cutback on id faculty and the down of some publicirograms .. stem will be unable to meet its fun ponsiDiiuy 01 quality instruction, mblic service in 1979-80," if the adis not appropriated, the report stated, id the extra $12.9 million was needed voidable increases in utility and ,, an inflation allowance on operating id on a very conservative" five perid faculty promotions. ind Control Board's recommendation appropriations include a five percent statewide higher-education apDaetwyler said. "The budget and ptinn i<; nnt a ^nthaptf in ronnoct hut IX. ?w ??vv m VMW%4Vik 111 1 VNjUVOV, MUl iction in current dollars available to ' the report states. R SAIL) what appeared to be a "nice tie budget appropriations for 1978-79 the university with a $3.5 million inflationary costs. "So with an adlillion (this past year) we had to pay n," he said. "Where it looked like we increase, it actually wasn't." report stated some systemwide cut may occur if the board's recom; followed include curtailment of the public health programs, library n the Aiken campus, a decrease of f and elimination of parts of the public ntinuing education programs at the jld also include elimination of the ice, Nursing and Public Health a reduction in library services at the ampus, along with eliminating five rs at the Lancaster campus. ild and library development programs IP pliminatorl af tKa RoQiifftp} oomniic '*/ VUIIIIIIWWU UV HIV UVKUIUI V VUllipu^v center and student-service program ced or limited at the Salkehatchie tional expenses would be affected on pus, the Sumter campus would coni faculty shortage, and an "already brary budget for Sumter would be n;i i h rvi rmA nun cjvi ?itc nwu cwui. muui^" ams. ays and Means subcommittee is equest and will make its recomhe full committee, which will then commendation to the House of ?.