Hitch leads state pay as UC chief with perks
UC President Charles Hitch receives the highest public official pay in California with a rent free mansion and travel allowance, while Chancellor Glenn Dumke earns 50 000 a year and lives in a donated Bel Air home with modest entertainment spending limits. The article notes frugal contrasts, legislative views on housing for presidents, and funding for campus leaders with various benefits and scrutiny.
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Charles McFadden
Sacramento
University of California
Charles Hitch
California
Reagan
Hitch
Glenn Dumke
California State University and Colleges
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Dumke
Bel-Air
Los Angeles
University-College
California State University Foundation
CSUC
Charles Davis
Fresno
Kelleg-Voorhis
Chico
Humboldt
A. Alan Post
Panel opposes fourth segment of state higher education
POMONA I A panel of the California State University and College System rejects creating a California Cooperative University. The plan would add a fourth higher education segment to serve adults in remote areas, seen as duplicative of existing programs. The committee also opposes moving UC and Cal State headquarters to Sacramento, with final recommendations due May 23.
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Californiatate University and College System
Board of Trustees For the
College and University System
Joint Committee On Education
John Vasconcellos
D-Santa Fe
Vasconcellos Committee
California Cooperative University
Community Colleges
University of California
Cooperative University
Cal State Systems
Sacramento
Berkeley
University College
Los Angeles
Board of Trustees
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Kensington
University
Anson Stiles Blake
Contra Costa Counly
Third University
Glenn Dumee
Cal State
Long Beach
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