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Cle FRO|MS By The Associated Press I South Carolina's largest publi the University of South Carolina Tuesday before the state Comm ieshoe) In addition to the two big sc! from branch campuses of Clems State College, Winthrop, the Mc On Monday, the commission I let it be known that the colleges have to accept half the requeste sought for next year. Chairman Fred Sheheen, who ings in Columbia, said that a itionS beyond what is needed for conti be under a microscope." & Beauty The state's 10 colleges and ui million for the 1985-86 school 3 than the commission's formula ItBITIS "We made a commitment to we got full formula funding thi any big requests outside the f Sheheen \\ ho makes recomme and Corns oi Board next month. r>nnrite Sheheen noted the commissi COUniS niula ? fully funded by the legi parents. time since 197<- includes an inf the average college budget by 5 ? * "1 feel sure that what we fin A mC* " much closer to the 5.5 percent tl AIK() * he sa,d- 1 ne requests lor tunas lions "arc fairly typical and a *********** said, "But i think we have a con have to live up to." mfe - dor piz; - del mi OH' OR IOUR ITIC ES 7-8 ? f Fast, Free 1124 Devin f Phone 25f 5948 Percr Phnnp 7ft") *% i I 597 St An< J 9 Phone 791 || [ W. Columt 1 1220 Augu p < Phone 79 OUR I REQUEST | a' I : f 1 I i ' r Off 25c I ! ON'S l J A T DOG | I //t Off 25c ! I tz irts hearing mson ask CHE for Requests for budge ic universities - Cletnson and schools. i ?pleaded their funding cases For instance, the S ission on mgner Education. picnciiMve cuuluuuh i hools, the commission heard the state's technical scl on and USC, South Carolina South Carolina wants i ?dical University and Lander. got this year. >egan its two-day hearing and Charles Brooks, ass< and universities will probably differences in the fund :d 14 percent budget increase programs the schools \ The individual schc is presiding over budget hear- compared to this year' my request for state money nuinc operations "is eoinc to The Citadel - $12 South Carolina St; liversities arc asking for $380 Winthrop - $18,4' /ear - about $29 million more College of Charle indicates they should receive. Francis Marion -3 the General Assembly that if Lander - $6,472,2 s fall, we would not approve Clcmson - $68,89' ormula for next year," said USC-Columbia ndations to the state Budget Meanwhile, Thoma* on's complex budgeting for- said Monday his schc slature this year for the first goal this fall. lation factor that will increase .5 percent next fall. Francis Marion has I11C1II MIIIC IIIC MdK til ally approve this week will be tion agreement with tl lan the 14 percent requested," Last fall, the Florer above formula reeommenda- ment soai or 16 pereei re sometimes justifiable," he But Stamon said the nmitment for next year that we minority goai due lar helps incoming treshn aiy/ve EA I .IVERS TIME... I eS> oo<*lH? ^-7383 30 MINUTE GUARANTEE jrews Rd If your pi?a does not arrive within minutes you are entitled to a 3-u oo (refl p,zza 0eria,n restrictions )ia apply Offer not valid on party ' Qta Rri orders or in circumstances beyond our control 1-5309 ......... ........... I ? ? Two free Cokes u with H rll tfcl any 12", 2-item pizza or I Four free Cokes'M with I any 16", 2-item pizza | One coupon per pizza | Expires: 11/30/84 B : nPB^V Fast, Free Delivery'" ;! Goocl at ,is,ed loca,lons I .j iny U?s', !H.?" $?0 00 Linnlod ilclivO'y arf;a l")IM Ooinmos UK state funds t increases varied widely among the late Board for Technical and Com is asking for a 51 percent increase for hools, while the Medical University of ts hospital to get twice the $9 million it jciate director of the commission, said ling requests result partly from special >vant funded. >ol requests for 1985-86 state money, s appropriations, include: ,842,989, a 12.6 percent increase. ate - $16,983,843, a 7.5 percent increase. * 42,248, 24 percent higher. ston - 516,916,218, 8.8 percent higher >8,632,574, 7.8 percent more. i :ui, ts.z perceni more. 9,781, 26 percent more. $97,317,854, 10.7 percent more. . Stanton, president of Francis Marion, >ol will reach its minority recruitment ! suffered a steady loss of black enrolltered into a higher education desegregate federal government three years ago. ice-based college had a minority enrollnt but was able to enroll only 9 percent. school will meet this fall's 20 percent gely to a summer remedial program that nen. O220GOODOIIsi^J2C3 Texas Instruments^ 1 BA 2 S 33 tCSSB T' 55 2 S 33 TI-MBA ??. TI-57 22 BA-55 43 TI-LCO PHOG SO -^5^ Tl - 66 $2 ' i : tl 5100T 14 3 IHHB ^ 125 A *8? i :. ^5001 '0 SHAUP :t I'i -19 | ' | "t '26P ib *. 1*)00A \60 ; ' S -.. si2T :i ">o i6s 1 ' HEWLETT-PACKARD | LCD PROBLEM SOLVERS I ' hp-ul sctenimc ?ao HP-15C Scientilic 90 HP-12C Financial 90 HP-16C Programme' 90 HP-4ICV $168 ;[ HP-4IO 245 I fijjnT* | ^ntef i8?M3A 203 f I tSBtjuatS | NT II KCISSOIJIi I 1 I "P-'L ?nnle< PlcMlei 335 Acoustic MoOerr. 195 j Dig Cassette Drive 335 I | niir#o?t Pfinter 3'5 HP-41CV j ^ vuu uisk unve duu $160 j ? 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