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Senate
approves
$40,435
budget
The proposed $40,435 ASUN budget was approved Wednesday
, night by the ASUN Senate after the smallest amount of discussion
about a budget in recent years, according to ASUN President Ron
A maximum of $2000 was approved for use by next year s
administration for certain programming expenses, in addition to
the "hard-line" figures in the budget, in a Clingenpeel-Fees
Allocation Board (FAB) compromise which will allow the new
administration some programming decisions.
The approved budget, which includes fixed costs and some
programming expenses, will now go before an FAB sub-committee
for investigation and approval, according to Clingenpeel.
The Student Legal Services Center and salary expenses make up
the bulk of the budget, accounting for $15,853 and $10,033
respectively. Office expenses, grouped in the budget for the first
time, account for $4,400 of the total.
Other major expense headings include: $1,550 for trie electoral
commission, $1,116 for use by the 1976-77 administration which
will assume office before the 1975-76 fiscal year ends, $1000 for
Senate expenses, $2,775 for communication, $1,010 for
government liaison, $100 for notary publics, $150 for the
Environmental Task Force, $1,000 for student services, $1,066 for
summer salaries for ASUN executives and $400 for the education
committee.
Four areas, in which funds could be cut if necessary, were
included in the budget package. Clingenpeel also said he learned
Wednesday that three-part-time secretarial salaries might be turned
over to the work study program, for an additional savings of
$3,800.
Clingenpeel credited the rapid acceptance of the budget to the
new presentation format. The format cut much of the paper and
the lengthy explanations out of the proposal, he said.
In other action, former student Bob Brehm asked for a "sense
of the Senate" resolution calling for the electoral commission to
grant an extension so ASUN candidates might change party
affiliation or how their name will appear on the ballot.
Sen. Doug Voegler opposed the morion, saying, "If you jump
into bed with one of these parties, then you should sleep with it."
The motion was defeated, prompting Sen. John Vihstadt to
claim "fascism triumphs." The electoral commission still has the
option to decide whether or not it can legally grant an extension.
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