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University Daily Kansan, November 13, 1980
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Phone rate increase worries KU officials
By REBECCA CHANEY Staff Reporter
Staff Reporter
University officials said yesterday that they were unaware how a proposed statewide 20 percent rate increase by the University would affect the University of Kansas.
"We're kind of in limbo right now," Keith Ratzolf, assistant controller, said. "We haven't been contacted by Southwestern Bell, but I assume any overall increases will eventually reach the University."
begin at 10 a.m. Monday in Topeka. The rate increase is reportedly the largest ever requested by a Kansas utility company.
For residential customers, the increase would mean an additional $3.20 a month for basic phone service, increasing from $5.58 to $7.70. For local businesses, the increase for basic business phone service, from $13.80 to $21.80.
Hearings before the Kansas Corporation Commission or the proposing company.
HOWEVER, SOUTHWESTERN Bell's Lawrence Residence Service Center manager, Paul Knight, said she would not be surprised if the phone company did not receive the full amount of the requested increase.
we've asked for, as the figures substantiate our request," Knight said.
"But history will show that we have not gotten what we we've asked for in the past. This is the reason we have to come back and ask for more so soon."
"We hope to be able to get everything
Southwestern Bell requested a $4.73
million rate in return last February but
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The University of Kansas
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November 13, 1980
am
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Elizabeth Lane soprano
Paul Beverly, tenor
Paul Eletter, tenor
Robert Spencer, alto
Robert Spencer, alto
Knight said the increases were needed because expenses were exceeding revenues. If the needed money is not approved by the Kansas Coronation, she said, some services and planned improvements might be cut.
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"the customer will be the one who suffers in the long run," Knight said. "I'm pretty obvious that we need money to build the services customers expect.
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"Basic service costs in Kansas have only gone up 17 percent in the last 10 years. Compare that with electricity, income, fuel, mortgages, even Social Security. We're really just catching up."
TELEPHONE RATE increases have prompted the University to increase its phone budget, according to Ward Zimmerman, KU budget director. However, the largest increases in the budget have been necessitated by KU's modernization of its phone system, which is not yet completed.
Last spring, KU requested $155,000 for the fiscal 1981 phone budget, Zimmerman said. But the Board of Regents only allotted $77,500.
Zimmerman said KU would appeal to the governor today for the other 77,500. "If our predictions are correct, we will have short at the end of the year," he said.
The money needed to cover the phone bill would then have to come from other accounts designated for departmental expenses, he said.
AS FOR FISCAL 1982, Zimmerman said an $44,475 phone budget had been approved, but he expected additional money would be needed.
Lawrence phone rates are already the fourth highest in the state, according to the Kansas Corporation Commission. Knight said charges were based on the number of telephone access lines in the area.
In addition to increased service charges, Southwestern Bell has asked for a 10-count increase per month for standard telephone sets provided by the company, a 10-count increase in the cost of local pay telephone calls, an increase in assistance charges and higher rates for in-state long distance calls.
Knight said she did not foresee students returning their phones or discontinuing telephone service, but she had never seen these cases might be tough on student budgets.
"Telephones are like books and tuition," Knight said. "They increase in cost, but there's not much to be done about it in inflationary times.
DR. JOHN H. HILL II
Interested people may testify before the Kansas Corporation Commission concerning the proposed increases at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Sedgwick Building, the City Commission Chambers, Kansas City, Kan.; and at 7 p.m. Dec. 2 in the Kansas Corporation Commission Hearing Room, Topeka.
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