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"Everybody would like more space, but they'll have to justify it," he said. "They're going to have to convince us that with more space they could greatly improve their service to the University."
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Burchill said the list would be amended further to show cost estimates. The more it costs to move power on the list the request could go.
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Jim Modig, campus director of facilities planning, said many of the vacated rooms could be moved into with a minimum of reconstruction.
"I would say there's a lot of space that can probably be moved into as is," he said. "There are a lot of closet-sized offices over there. These people will be able to move into a little more appropriate space."
Right now, facilities planning has nothing on purpose to provide for space.
"At this point in time, it's not even in our five-year plan," Mogad. said
Meanwhile, math and computer science officials are preparing for their move to Snow. Bill Bulgren, chairman of the department of computer science, said he hoped to be moved in by fall 1990.
He said the department needed centralized classroom and office space. Computer science now is spread out over campus in Malott, Fraser, Learned and Strong halls and Robinson Center.
Vetoes allow Reagan to avoid overrides
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WASHINGTON — President Reagan exercised pocket vetoes yesterday on a bill designating 1.43 million acres of Forest Service land in Montana as wilderness as well as on a measure establishing a corporation to provide development capital to Indian businesses, the White House announced.
By exercising the pocket vetoes after Congress has adjourned for the year, there is no chance of overrides.
The legislation, Reagan said, "would have severely disrupted that balance."
In a statement concerning the Montana wilderness bill, Reagan said, "My administration's National Forest System Land and Resource Management Plans for Montana already strike the appropriate balance among competing economic, environmental and cultural interests in the National Forests of Montana."
The wilderness bill would have affected more than 6 million acres of Montana and was the result of a compromise worked out among competing interests, including conservationists and the timber and lumber industries.
The measure designated about
1. 43 million acres of Forest Service land as wilderness, 360,000 acres as special management areas, and another 20,000 acres as federal study areas. It also released for non-wilderness uses more than 10 million acres in Montana's 10 national forests.
"Enactment of the bill would injure the economy of Montana." Reagan said in the veto statement. "It could cost jobs and eliminate vast mineral development opportunities. It also would reduce the flexibility the federal government needs in managing the nation's natural heritage."
In addition, the president said, the measure would have limited the government's ability "to obtain strategic and critical minerals . . necessary to supply military, industrial and essential civilian needs during national defense emergencies . . ."
Reagan argued that the federal government would have given up revenue-producing land in favor of other areas, thus increasing the federal deficit.
Instead of creating a new institution, Reagan said, better use should be made of existing sources of capital such as the Indian Financing Act.
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