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Friday, September 6, 1974
University Daily Kansan
Inflation rate creates financial dilemma for KU
Inflation has forced some administrators at the University of Kansas to face the trauma of either increasing student fees beyond what they had before back on goods or services to students.
"The University has always pushed to try to educate in a cost realm that most Kansas families could and would support." J. J. Wilson, director of housing, said recently. "The University has never tried to get beyond that support."
At the same time, Wilson said, the 15 per cent inflation rate means that more funds are needed to provide the same services as last year.
The basic rate for the least expensive residence hall, Templin, rose from $950 in 1973 to $1,030 this year, Wilson said. Of that $80 increase, he said, $60 will cover increased costs of food and labor. The price increase allows for the increase of food prices and salary increases for food preparation personnel.
The rest of the fee increase, according to
Wilson, is for a special damage-repair and improvements fund, as well as an increase in equipment cost.
"I think we'll make it all right," Wilson said. "Right now we are within predictable limits."
Wilson, who administers a budget financed exclusively by student fees, said students in good financial standing who returned to residence halls this year received $50 credit on their last payment this year as an incentive.
Tutition for the fall semester remained the same as last spring because tuition was raised $25 last fall, Keith Nitcher, vice chancellor for business affairs, said. Nit
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"The payroll is the principle cost in running the University," he said. "So when you have a 10 per cent increase in fees, you can figure where the increase comes from."
Martin Wollmann, director of Watkins Memorial Hospital, said health fees had been cut since 1972. The reason for the increase, he said, was the reserve funds, which had been built up in earlier years, were almost drained and that fee was necessary to offer the same service.
The SUA Wilderness Discovery Equipment Rental needs people to expand and improve its service. If you have experience with camping equipment and would like to work in providing a low cost rental program for KU students and staff, please sign up for an interview time in the SUA Office. Also needed are people to provide instruction on wilderness discovery programming. The Wilderness Discovery Rentals, Wilderness Discovery Programming, and Mountaineering Backpacking Programming. For more info. call 864-3477.
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SUA Picture Lending Library
Salaries for University personnel total
about $41.8 million, out of an operational
business of $30.5 million.
"We are projecting to offer the same services for the rest of this school year." Wells said that she has some shortages. We are now faced with a critical shortage in the nurse and nurses' "idea area."
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SUA Canoe Trip Organization Meeting
Monday, Sept. 9, 1974
cher said the Kansas Board of Regents had tried to forsee the inflation rate over a long period. Budget expenditures are the largest budget in the University operating budget, Nitzer said.
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Plan to attend this meeting if you want to go on any of these trips for both beginning and advanced canoeists.
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Sept. 20-22 Northfork River
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| Kelly Packs & Frames | .75 | 1.50 |
| Triangle Packs & Frames | .75 | 1.50 |
| SVEA Stoves | .40 | 1.80 |
| Bluet Stoves | .40 | 1.80 |
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