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New A&M administrators
Greathouse, Groot appointed
Dr. T.R. Greathouse and Pieter
Groot were promoted to new ad
ministrative positions at Texas A&M
University at the system’s Board of
Regents meeting Friday.
Greathouse was appointed as-
xiate vice president for agriculture
ad renewable resources, effective
amediately and Groot was named
isistant vice president for academic
udgets, effective Sept. 1.
Greathouse joined the Texas
A&M faculty last year as associate
dean of agriculture and professor of
animal science. The former head of
the Animal Sciences Department at
Colorado State University is an
internationally recognized livestock
judge.
Groot, a native of Haarlem, the
Netherlands, studied business ad
ministration and seven foreign lan
guages. He served in the Royal
Dutch army and the Royal Dutch air
force, receiving advanced flight
training in the United States. Groot
joined the Texas A&M staff in 1956,
after discharge from service to his
native country, and was responsible-
for research and ship administra
tion. He became a naturalized citi
zen of the United States in 1961.
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TAMU and extension services receive
more than 83 percent of new budget
Texas A&M University and its as-
ociated agricultural and engineer-
ng extension services netted more
ban 83 percent of the $322,785,718
Texas A&M University System
nidget for 1978-79.
The Board of Regents approved
he record operating budget last
hiday.
The university system budget in-
reased 8.34 percent over last year
ith all 10 units of the statewide sys-
;em posting gains for the fiscal year
beginning Sept. 1.
Texas A&M University and its re
search and public service units re
ceived a combined total of
5270,668,039. University President
[arvis Miller said this marks the first
year in which the agricultural
and engineering extension services
and their associated organizations
will be administratively attached to
the University in the allocation of
budget funds.
Texas A&M s operating budget
increased 7.9 percent over last year
’or a total of $181,398,181. Funds
for the system research and public
service units were allocated as fol
lows:
• Texas Agricultural Experiim-nt Station
532,134,018
• Texas Agricultural Extension Service —
$31,231,252
• Texas Engineering Experiment Station —
$17.101,259
• Texas Engineering Extension Service —
$7,473,049
• Rodent and Predatory Animal Control —
$ 1,330,2S0
Other Texas A&M appropriations
include a 3.9 percent salary increase
for faculty and a 5 percent increase
in salaries for employees earning
$12,000 or less a year.
Funds for organized research re
ceived an expected 50 percent cut
for 1978-79.
The new budget also includes
$25,000 for initial planning for con
struction of a new dormitory to
house 500 women (see related
story, page 1), another $155,000 for
preliminary design of the primary
facility for the new College of
Medicine and $37,800 for the sec
ond phase master plan of im
provements at Easterwood Airport.
First National Bank of Dallas and
Associates was the successful low
bidder for an $11 million sale of the
Texas A&M University System
Permanent University Fund Bonds
which will be used to finance con
struction at Texas A&M. The bonds
sold at an effective interest rate of
5.1388 percent.
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