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Tuesday before the state Comm
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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.
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parents. time since 197<- includes an inf
the average college budget by 5
? * "1 feel sure that what we fin
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hools, the commission heard the state's technical scl
on and USC, South Carolina South Carolina wants i
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and universities will probably differences in the fund
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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
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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
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lan the 14 percent requested," Last fall, the Florer
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re sometimes justifiable," he But Stamon said the
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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
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9,781, 26 percent more.
$97,317,854, 10.7 percent more.
. Stanton, president of Francis Marion,
>ol will reach its minority recruitment !
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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
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