Friday, Sept. 13, 1985
Campus/Area
University Daily Kansan
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Official tells group Washburn seeks aid
The Associated Press
TOPEKA — Washburn University of Topeka wants a slice of state higher education financing even if the municipal institution is not immediately admitted to the state university system, a Washburn official told a legislative study panel yesterday.
David Monical, Washburn's vice president for planning and governmental relations, made the remarks to the Legislative Educational Planning Committee as he delivered a resolution the Washburn Board of Regents adopted Wednesday night.
The resolution says the Washburn board recognizes the inevitability of full state affiliation for Washburn University and requests status as an independent free-standing institution under the control of the State Board of Regents.
However, the resolution also said that if the state is unable to expedite Washburn's entry into the Regens system, then the school's financing relationship with the state should be changed. About 23 percent of Wash-
burn's budget now comes from state aid.
Monical told the committee that the board specifically wanted the Kansas Legislature to discontinue using a financing formula based on the school's total credit-hour enrollment. The formula is about the same as is used to distribute state aid to Kansas' 19 community colleges.
Instead, Monical said the Legislature should allot Washburn a portion of the money that is now divided only among the state institutions.
The Washburn board does not want to continue using any financing formula that is determined by credit hours, Monical said. Increasing the amount of credit-hour aid also will not be a solution for the school's financial problems, he said.
"The State Board of Regents has recognized the inevitability of Washburn joining the Regents system and the Washburn Board of Regens has concurred in that judgment," Monical said.
Authorities won't arrest defendants
The Associated Press
TOPEKA — A U.S. Postal Service inspector said yesterday that no arrests were expected in connection with a federal grand jury indictment that charged 12 people with mail fraud and conspiracy stemming from a nationwide milk culture growing scheme.
Alfred Howe, a spokesperson for the postal service's Kansas City inspection division, said authorities agreed not to serve the arrest warrants after an agreement was reached with defense attorneys.
"The defendants, through their attorneys, have made arrangements to appear in federal court in Kansas City, Kan. on Sept. 20 and so there will be no arrests," Howe said.
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