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Student Senate Present
Presidential and Vice-Presidential Student Senate Debate
Monday, Nov.17 8:00 p.m.
Broadcast live on KJHK FM 91 From the Pine Room Kansas Union
Additional legal funds needed
partially funded by Student Senate
By MIKE ROBINSON Staff Reporter
Student Legal Services may be forced to reduce its services if it does not receive a budget increase from Student Senate, according to a report adopted Tuesday by the Student Legal Services Board.
But the report also says that surveys
of students are willing to pay more
for their education.
The report, conducted by a subcommittee of Legal Services; cited salary increases, a rising workload and the expansion last spring of Legal Services from advising to in-court lawyers in cases for the needed budget increase.
Legal Services originally received $45,787 from student activity fees this year. Legal Services also received an annuity of $16,000 supplemental budget benefits this fall.
The report praised the work of Steve Ruddick, Legal Services attorney, and said it was "important to make equitable increases in the attorney's salary each year reflecting adjustments for inflation."
An increase in funding would require a change in the Senate Revenue Code, or an increase in the House Budget.
A Senate survey in November 1977 showed that 60 percent of students surveyed would pay as much as $3 for the program. In January 1980 survey, 52 percent of students surveyed would pay $1 more than the $1.25 currently being paid for legal services.
STEVE LEBEN, chairman of the Student Legal Services Board, said a salary increase also was needed for the Legal Services secretary.
Three student surveys, two by Student Senate and one by the office of institutional research and planning, showed that students approved of legal services and were willing to pay more than each semester, the report said.
THE OFFICE OF institutional research and planning survey, taken in December 1979, showed that, out of 18 major programs funded by Student Senate, Legal Services was ranked fifth in its support from students.
The Legal Services report, while not an official budget request, is intended to give the Senate an idea of possible future needs.
The Legal Services Board probably will submit its budget request in January, Leben said.