thursday, march 8, 1979
daily nebrcskcn
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Fee liil
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After much 'discussion on the ASUN
allocation, committee member Brian Dun
bar moved to a'iocate $3902 to ASUN,
which is the full amount ASUN requested.
The committee broke Dunbar's motion
down, to a $4,400 allocation for executive
salaries, including SI ,600 allocation for the
president's salary and $1,400 for each vice
president's salary. This portion of the
motion failed by 38 vote.
The committee later approved a $1,400
allocation to the president and $800 salary
allocations to each of the vice presidents by
a 74 vote, along with approval of the re
mainder of the ASUN request, making the
total ASUN allocation $38,102.
After approving the rest of the appeals
before the committee, Yapp moved to re
consider the ASUN allocation. After
further discussion of salaries, the com
mittee overturned its earlier' allocation to
ASUN and gave the requested amount of
$39,502.
After discussion of Daily Nebraskan
staff parties and salaries, Yapp moved to
allocate $37,000 to the Daily Nebraskan
with the stipulation that no fee money was
to be used for food or staff parties. This
represented a $2,241 cut from the Daily
Nebraskan i original request.
Gramittee 'member! Mark -Hirschfeld
said more salary discussion was needed,
and that the committee needed to make "a
clear-cut statement . on what salaries are to
be forall student brganlzationSrM
Yapp's motion failed by a 3-8 vote, and
Hirschfeld then moved to allocate Daily
Nebraskmtxtcative salaries the same
amountTar the : ASUN executive salaries,
but later withdrew his motion.
Yapp later moved to allocate $36,500,
with the stipulation' that no money be
spent on parties. Hij motion passed by a 6-
4 vote.
After making their final allocations,
Brenner moved that the committee recon
sider the $1.50 facility fee the committee
had earlier passed for the Recreation
Department.
Committee member Denise Schlake
, moved to rescind the fee, stating she would
fIike to see definite plans the department
has for using the $180,000 surplus in the
fee account.
Schlake's motion passed by a 7-2 vote.
Stephen Blom of the health center pre
. sented a report showing how the center
had cut its projected deficit by $74,721
through program cuts and special service
fees.
A $90329 deficit still resulted for the
center if their tentative allocation was not
increased, according to the Teport.
Yap moved to allocate the health
center $90,329 over their allocation last
year in order to cover this deficit .
Yapp's motion to allocate a total of
$1,267,579 to the center passed by a 10-0
vote.
After earlier motions to allocate the
Cultural Affairs Committee $17,500,
$30,000 and $22,500 had failed, the
committee finally approved a $20,000
allocation to Cultural Affairs.
The $20,000 allocation is an increase of
$5,000 over the amount earlier suggested
for Cultural Affairs.
The committee also increased the alloca
tion to the Nebraska Union to the original
ly requested amount of $600,000 from the
earlier allocation of $575j000'
John Kreuscher, Union Board President,
said the Unions, had already budgeted a
$54,628 deficit with the $600 JOOO request,
so the committee voted to increase the
allocation from $575 J000 to the $600,000
by a vote of I to.
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