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Senate bill could link Washburn to Regents
The Associated Press
TOPEKA — The Senate Ways and Means Committee agreed yesterday to introduce a bill that would bring Washubum University into the Board of Regents system.
Inclusion of Washburn, the nation's last municipal university, into the state system is one of Gov. Joan Finney's legislative priorities during her last year in office.
Under the bill, the Washburn Board of Regents would continue to govern Washburn until June 30, 1997. The state Regents would assume control of the university July 1, 1997. The Washburn board would then serve as liaison with the state board during a one-year transition period.
"We introduced the bill as a courtesy to the governor," said Sen. Gus Bogina, R-Sawwee, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. Hearings will be held later in the session, he said.
Past efforts to make Washburn a state school have met with a high degree of legislative resistance, particularly from lawmakers who represent cities where one of the six Regents universities is located.
"I think the acceptance was higher at the beginning of the session
than it is now," Bogina said. "I think it's eroding, from talking to senators."
The state Regents supports the proposal, as do the Washburn regents.
Finney has tied bringing Washburn into the state system with a plan to increase faculty salaries. The Partnership for Excellence program would use a combination of tuition increases and state tax dollars to improve pay.
Student leaders from Emporia State University and Fort Hays State University have lobbied lawmakers to oppose the proposal, Bodina said.
Opponents content that with the inclusion of Washburn, Kansas would have four state universities within a 60-mile radius of Topeka. The other three are Kansas State University, the University of Kansas and Emporia State.
David Monical, executive assistant to the president at Washburn, said the bill was designed to end objections of the past.
The Legislature adopted a resolution to enact Miller's plan. The vote in the House was 95-28, and senators approved it on a voice vote.
He also said the creation of the graduate center would ensure that there was no duplication of graduate programs. Some graduate programs offered by Washburn could be phased out, Monical said.
Legislature plans altered work session
The Associated Press
TOPEKA — Legislative leaders have fiddled with the schedule of the 1994 session in hopes of finishing its work within 90 days.
Normally, the Legislature breaks its session into two parts, the regular session and the wrap-up session. It separates the two of them with a break lasting up to two weeks.
House Speaker Bob Miller, R-Wellington, is pushing a plan under which the Legislature would adjourn, return, adjourn and return again. The idea is to have the full Legislature out of session for five days in early April.
The regular session is supposed to last 87 days and the wrap-up session, three days, to comply with the constitution's guideline that sessions should last 90 days in all.
Now, the session will be broken into three parts.
The first part will end April 1. The Legislature will return April 7 for two days of work.
Then, the Legislature will return April 27, for a three-day wrap-up session.
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