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The Board of Regents
Saturday authorized the Union
to spend $150,000 on repairs
and replacement.
The Board also voted
to accept the Library-Science
Building at Hiram Scott
College before July 1 and to
delay acceptance of the
remainder of the Scottsbluff
campus until a governor's
investigating committee can
make its report.
They approved a report on
equalized fringe benefits for
faculty and staff.
The benefit plan provides
for a University contribution
of six per cent of all salaries
and wages for academic and
professional staff, four and
one-half per cent for office
and service employes and two
and one-half for employes
covered by federal government
pension benefits.
The University also will
contribute $15 monthJy
toward group hospitalization
and $5 monthly toward group
life insurance.
The Regents also approved
the formation of a new School
of Life Sciences which
eliminates the departments of
botany, microbiology and
zoology and modifies the
biochemistry and nutrition
department. J.M. Daly will be
the interim director of the
school.
Numerous appointments
The Board also made
numerous appointments:
Roy Arnold as chairman of
the food science and
technology department.
Adam Breckenridge as
acting director of the libraries.
Richard Fleming as director
of public relations.
Raymond Haagh as
associate dean of the College of
Arts and Sciences to fill the
vacancy created when John
Robinson became chairman of
the English department.
Ned Hedges as assistant vice
chancellor of academic affairs.
Roger Massey as interim
dean of the College of
Architecture and the chairman
of the department of
community and regional
planning.
John Ritchie as director of
scholarships and financial aids.
Additional appointments
Herbert Schliesser as interim
director of the Barkley
Memorial Center for speech
and hearing.
Ronald Smith, 35, as dean
of the College of Business
Administration. He is
currently serving as chairman
of the department of
communication and
organizational behavior,
General Motors Institute in
Flint, Michigan.
Miles Tommerassen as vice
chancellor for business and
finance from director of
business and finance.
Vernon Williams, Jr. as
director of the counseling
office.
James Rawley as chairman
of the history department
The Board also accepted the
resignation of Norman
Cromwell, vice president for
graduate studies and research.
Cromwell asked to return to
the chemistry department
where he was department
chairman before accepting his
current position three years
ago.
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