Surplus Income Proposal Sparks Budget Hearing Debate
Ohio University's regional campuses may keep surplus income to fund new community programs under a proposed true rotary budget plan. University President Claude R. Sowle challenged the figures and called for detailed, written cost analyses as hearings continued.
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Administrative Services Faces Major Budget Cuts at OU
Ohio University administrators led by Vice President W. Charles Culp outlined a 1973-74 budget for administrative services including dormitory dining, grounds, and airport operations. The plan projects 184 fewer full-time positions, a total spending cut to 6.546 million, and potential further reductions if equipment budgeting gambles fail.
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Baker Center
Senate
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Scott Quad
Howard Hall
Civil Service
Ohio University Officials Outline 1973 74 Regional Budgets
OU Vice President Beaumont Davis presented a workable plan for next year despite a 9.98 percent funding cut and over 10 percent reduction in full-time regional staff. The regional campus program faces shifts across Belmont Chillicothe Lancaster Portsmouth Zanesville Ironton with specific operating cuts and program suspensions while keeping extended learning center stable and bookstore funds trimmed.
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Zanesville
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