Regents Approve 41 Million Budget For Tech University
The Texas Tech Board approves a $41 million budget allocating $1.93 million for planning and construction of a medical school complex north of Methodist Hospital. Reorganization of the College of Education cuts departments to five faculties and centralizes administration under Dean Gordon C. Lee.
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