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University Daily Kansan, June 22, 1983
FY '85 Regents requests reasonable, Budig says
By ANN REGAN Staff Reporter
Staff Reporter
The Board of Regents' decision Friday to ask the Legislature for more than $322 million to operate its seven institutions in fiscal year 1985 was reasonable, according to Chancellor Gene A. Budig.
The request included more than $1.5 million sought by the University of Kansas for improving its academic programs.
"THE FISCAL YEAR 1985 recommendations for the Regents universities is a defensible one by any reasonable measure," Budig said.
"I believe that legislative leaders and the governor will find it to be an appropriate recommendation. Furthermore, I believe that we will do well in advancing it in the coming months."
He said he also thought that legislative leaders would make every effort to support the proposal once they had an opportunity to study it.
"It represents many hours of staff work," Budig said. "It also represents views of many faculty, staff and students."
"It represents the very real needs of the University of Kansas and other universities."
The $1,545 million in program im-
- $200,000 for instructional equipment for the basic sciences.
provenements recommended by the Regents include:
*$220,000 for library acquisitions. Of this, $180,000 would go to Watson Library and $40,000 to the Law Library.
- $200,000 to fund 7.5 classified and 8 unclassified positions for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the professional schools.
*$100,000 to fund equipment for instrumentation labs.
Recommendations for increasing as well as cost of living increases, utility
- A 7 percent increase in unclassified salaries. This includes faculty, staff and admin.*
- hikes, merit raises and inflation
include;
- A. 7 percent increase in student hourly salaries.
- A 5 percent increase in classified salaries. This would apply to civil service employees.
- *A 7 percent increase in other operating expenses. This includes items such as photocopying, travel, books and maintenance.
- A 10 percent increase in utility funds for gas, lights and water
- A 20 percent increase in funds
available for health insurance premiums.
Also included in the budget recommendations were:
*$188,792 for servicing new buildings. This would include hiring employees, purchasing janitorial supplies and paying utilities.
- $86.250 to fund a 75 percent graduate teaching assistants tuition waiver. Currently, graduate teaching assistants receive a 60 percent tuition waiver.
- $100,000 to provide for 10 graduate research assistant fellowships at $1,000 a year each.
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