thursday, epril 29, 1970
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After hearing appeals from seven student organiza
tions, Fees Aflocation Board (FAB) Wednesday appropri
ated an additional $2,100 in student fees
.fwlL lPpCcd aDocations 2nd additional funds
allocated by the board are:
Mexican-American Student Organization
Council of American Indian Students
Concerned Pro-Life Students
India Association
Corn Cobs
Nebraska University Public Interest
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FAB made appeal allocations from its $2,500 contin
gency fund, leaving a $400 contingency fund for next
oi.Cmersency allocations FAB secretarial expenses.
The board then voted to request additional money
from Ken Bader, vice-chancellor for student affairs. The
board previously requested $195,463 but voted Wednes-
fontoFmT rCqUCSt by $537, lMVinS continncy
. A?jJ5f appealed FAB's decision to discontinue support
Hlm Varies in 1977-1978. Dennis Martin,
ASUN second vice-president, told the board that ASUN
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$500
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$200
$0
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must pay about $1,350 for Social Security to the federal
government, and $180 for Nebraska Unemployment
Compensation.
Bill Mueller, ASUN president, told the board that to
fulfill ASUN obligations, executives need, salaries.
An executive position precludes the executive from
working anywhere part time Mueller said. "It also man
dates that a person cut down on his hourly load, making it
take longer to graduate."
Martin told the board that "there would be no quicker
way to k21 ASUN that to cut out executive salaries."
The board then reaffirmed their decision not to finance
ASUN executive salaries with student fees starting in
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Dennis Hunt, representing the Concerned Pro-Life
Students, told the board that it had misconceptions about
the Concerned Pro-Life Students.
"You have the idea that we are a lobbying political
group, Hunt said, "but we aren't Our approach is edu
cational." The . board upheld its earlier decision not to
give money to the organization.
"The group claims to represent both sides of issues
(abortion and euthanasia)," Jim Lewis, FAB faculty mem
ber said, "but it doesn't admit that there are other sides
to the issues."
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AAUP Chapter Spring Banquet
tonight (Thursday)
at Colonial Inn .
56th & Cornhusker
Social Hour 6 to 7 p.m.
Dinner 7 to 9 p.m.
Card Leopold, Dean of Graduate School, will
speak on improving the Graduate School in light
of recent developments.
Everyone invited, v.ith or without reservations.
Nebraska State Conference spring meeting
Friday, April 30, featuring Joseph Duffey, Gen
eral Secretary of National AAUP, as dinner
speaker (7:15 - 9:30 pjn.) Sheraton Inn off 180
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