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University Daily Kansan, February 26, 1982
Senate objects to cuts
By ANN LOWRY Staff Reporter
The Student Senate last night passed two resolutions, objecting to President Reagan's budget cuts and to the student campus privilege fee, as well as a petition calling for a change in the Senate code.
The budget cuts resolution stated Senate's objections to cuts in Guaranteed Student Loans, Pell Grants, campus-based aid such as Supplemental Education and Supplemental Education Week-Study Grants and grants under state matching grants, graduate fellowships, veterans' benefits and Social Security benefits.
He said that Jerry Rogers, KU director of financial aid, had said Reagan's proposed cuts could drastically crunch financial aid at KU.
THE RESOLUTION will be sent to Kansas' two senators and five representatives in Washington, D.C.
1 the student campus privilege fee resolution stated that the Senate objected to the $4.50 that students involuntarily paid to the University of Kansas Athletic Corporation to support intercollegiate athletics.
John Keightley, KU Associated Students of Kansas campus-director, said that 14,000 KU students paid for his leadership education with financial aid medical.
The resolution also stated the
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enough four students serve on the KUAC board, the resolution stated that the Senate opposed the manner in which the campus privilege fee was instituted without an effective solicitation of student opinion.
In other business, the Senate voted to endorse a letter that the Graduate Student Council intended to send to legislators protesting Reagan's cuts in budgets for graduate and professional school student loans.
In a letter to the Senate, Tom Berger, executive coordinator of the GSC, said, "There is no realistic possibility that our program would be replaced by state or private funds."
Before the meeting adjourned,
Keighley gave cards to all senators to
fill out with their home addresses, state
representatives and districts.
Keightley said that when ASK received news of issues affecting students, it would send informational letters to KU senators from certain districts so they would know about issues and write to their congressmen.
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The petition to amend the Senate code, which now will go to the University administration, asked to allow members of the Senate to serve three successive terms on the University Council.
The code now allows senators to serve only two terms.
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The Lawrence City Commission passed the fee ordinance to pay for a storm water runoff study by Burns & McDonnell of Kansas City, Mo.
KU students who are registered to vote in Lawrence may be asked to decide whether they want to pay a fee or water fee when water费 with their water bill.
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A group of Lawrence citizens, which includes KU students, collected 2,000 signatures to force a lawsuit against the定理 that would impose the fee.
Group calls for referendum on storm water runoff fee
The city doesn't need a study by a firm from outside Lawrence, said E.R. Zook, a member of the Citizens
The group turned in the signatures to the county clerk yesterday, Jeff Freeman, chairman of Citizens for a Lower Government Committee, said.
"I don't believe that a town 128 years old doesn't know where the water runs, and I don't know why someone from outside of town to tell us."
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A judge declared the fee invalid because it was not published twice by the city and there was not a 60-day protest period.
Public opposition to the fee began when Zook sued the city last August to protest the ordinance that imposed the fee.
The city commission responded by passing a second ordinance that goes into effect March 8 unless the county clerk finds that the group has submitted 1,138 valid signatures, Freeman said.
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