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Colorado Springs Hispania News (Newspaper) - June 23, 2005, Colorado Springs, Colorado Pal a rect col a Quot meals vol. 18. A 25 23 de Junio 30 de Junto 2005 president George w. Bush is thanked by reverend Danny Cortez after speaking at the National hispanic prayer breakfast at the Andrew Mellon auditorium in Washington d.c., thursday june 16,2005. White House photo by Erie Draper la secretaria Spellings Frece conf Erencia sore la Reforma educative Caminos Hacia Al apron Dizaye in la Familia hispania Reune a 200 lode res hispano con in Obj Tivo co Mun Eleva Al Ren pimiento de los stud Nantes hispano. La education in la Comuni dad hispania fue Al Eye de Atencion Durante la conf Erencia de Dos Dias Ofreci Drapor la secretaria de education de Feuu Margaret Spellings y la inic sativa de la Casa Blanca Para la Excel Encia in la education de los Hispan americanos. 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A a los tres Anosse Estan vie do los result Ados. In Esados de Todo Al pats los Pantajes in los examines Estan Subiondo y la Brecha Enel Ren pimiento entre los stud Nantes cont on Page 4 Adams state College keeps tuition increase minimal Adams state College tuition remains under $2,000 per year for in state undergraduates a result of the colleges commitment to keeping higher education affordable according to Adams state president or. Richard a. Wueste. He noted that while full time tuition is increasing by 8.9 percent tuition for part time students will actually decrease. A we Are serious about making higher education accessible and affordable for our Region. We Are going to do our Best to make sure no one gets Hurt by this increase a Wueste said. He pointed out that the state Legislatures joint budget committee has said it would approve a higher tuition increase in consideration of the increase in the colleges mandated costs. A madams state College has a very unique Mission our capacity to serve the undeserved of Colorado would be diminished if we sought huge tuition increases a Wueste said. According to an economic Impact report recently completed by the san Luis Valley development resource group sly drug about one third of Adams states students do not have the resources to attend College elsewhere if Adams were not available. A this May suggest that More than 450 Valley students would lose Access to higher education if Adams state were eliminated from the Valley a noted Michae Wisdom executive director of the sly drug. Cont on Page 7 Colorado emergency officials feel unprepared for major attack frustrated by conflicting and inconsistent Federal assistance. Despite intense efforts to improve local Security Colorado a first responders and emergency officials feel largely unprepared for a major terrorist incident and frustrated by inconsistent direction from the Federal government results of senator Ken Salazar a Homeland Security Survey reveal. Earlier this Yea senator Salazar asked police fire and medical workers As Well As state and regional emergency planners around Colorado to share their experiences and concerns with comes to help from the Federal him. Since then More than 60 government a senator Salazar officials from All Comers of the state have responded with valuable insights and suggestions for Reform. A list of the officials who said. A i appreciate Colorado officials taking the time to share their concerns and guide my efforts in responded to senator Salazar a Colorado s emergency officials Survey below. Reported a variety of concerns a emergency officials across a 59 percent believe Federal Grants Colorado Are doing everything Are not going to the right priorities they can to protect their a 66 percent face significant communities but in Many ways problems using their radio they Are on their own when it cont on Page 19 Csc Pueblo budget approved for 2005-06 the Board of governors of the Colorado state University system today approved a nearly $29 million 2005-06 budget for Colorado state University Pueblo that includes a new tuition plan for the University. According to the plan base tuition for Csc Pueblo resident undergraduate and graduate students will increase $379 per year or 15 percent. There will be no tuition increases for undergraduate or graduate nonresident students. A we Are doing our very Best to keep increases in tuition to a minimum to ensure student Access and outstanding educational opportunities at Csc Pueblo a said Larry Edward Penley Chancellor of the Colorado state University system. A Colorado state University Pueblo remains an excellent bargain for students desiring a top Quality living on Campus next year will spend on average 10.1 percent More than this year for tuition fees and room and Board. The majority of the proposed tuition increase will permit Csc Pueblo to cover mandatory and necessary increases to its budget for the coming year and enable the University to avoid making any additional cuts for fiscal year 2005-06. However the plan will also allow the University to begin making critical investments to enhance the Quality of education allow Csc Pueblo to maintain competitiveness with its regional and National Peers and strengthen the value of a Csc Pueblo degree. Reduced state funding Over the past few years has led to less faculty As Well As an inability to adequately compensate faculty and staff resulting in faculty an inc amino �hh09qq special collections la pikes Peak Library dist Colorado Springs co 80901-2999 or set std us postage paid Colo spas co permit no 53 to air monday june 27 at 9 . See Page 20 sen. Salazar releases final results of Homeland Security Survey

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