SIUC faculty senate mourns budget cuts
SIUC faculty senate members voiced concern over governor budget cuts at a Tuesday Student Center meeting. Provost John Dunn said the signed budget offers relief though departments report reductions up to 25 percent. The group discussed future changes, tuition hikes, and possible state control over university funding.
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Marion City Council Approves 32.68 Million Budget
Marion outlines fiscal year 2003 2004 plan totaling 32.68 million dollars with capital projects driving costs. Major items include the new Cultural and Civic Center costing about 5.3 million and the wastewater treatment plant with over 4.5 million remaining. Sugar Creek Lake project also listed at 1 million amid ongoing legal hurdles. City officials say costs should ease once major projects finish, while noting state budget pressures affect cash flow for sales tax receipts.
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