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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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January 16, 1987 Vol. 97, No. 75 (USPS 650-640)
Published since 1889 by the students of the University of Kansas
Higher education bills on legislative agenda
By TODD COHEN
Staff writer
The Kansas Legislature will address several bills affecting higher education this session, including the University of Kansas' request that $953,418 in unspent student fees be released for use this semester and proposals to change the residency requirements for some students.
Another bill that would restructure the way that Kansas' higher education system is managed also is expected to be introduced.
But University officials and local legislators said this week that fee release was their top priority in the Legislature this session.
The Legislature appropriates a certain amount to the University each fiscal year. Excess fees result when the revenue generated from student enrollment fees exceeds that appropriation, as it did during last fall's record enrollment.
The University can't spend the excess fees unless the Legislature
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Students who lost residency due to parents' divorce also will be eligible.
The six month standard will apply to students whose parents or themselves are employees of an educational institution, in the military service, or who within the last six months, have lost their residency status, moved to Kansas to accept a job, or were transferred.
Senate Education Committee Chairman Joseph Harder, R-Moundridge, said Wednesday that the residency bills had a good chance of passing after both houses agree to a single version.
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Harder's committee also will have hearings later in the session regarding proposals to restructure higher education management in Kansas, he said.
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state universities and the
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rural would oversee the
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The $50,000 project is screeenu to take about a year. Asbestos removal and initial demolition there are finished.
unity colleges and vocational schools now are board of Education's Under the proposed ach school's local board have responsibility for enment.
1. Wint Winter Jr.
Republican, is en-
supporting the proso-
liges the regents system.
d of Regents can coor-
entire Kansas higher
system, Winter said,
of the institutions and
of education would
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