THE BATTALION Page 11
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1979
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Extramurals
Great Issues
Intramurals 1
M.S.C. Programs
OPAS
Political Forum
Shuttle Bus
Student Activities
Student Government
Student Handbook
Student Legal Advisor
Student Publications
Town Hall
Reserve
TOTAL
Received
1978-79
23,950
18,200
285,420
401,770
10,000
14,263
126,972
86,186
27,560
8,500
56,360
. 75,000
65,000
24,090
1 ,159,271
Requested
1979-80
26,850
19,834
466,445
507,701
10,000
15,763
156,000
101,674
38,374
9,300
60,861
70,000
65,000
35,47j
r,583,2>S
Percent Increase
Requested for
1979-1980
12.1
9.0
63.4
26.4
0.0
10.5
22.9
18.0
39.2
9.4
8.0
6.7
0.0
47.2
37.0
Allocation
1979-1980
25,387
19,834
309,265
483,250
10,000
15,763
156,000
97,999
36,254
9,300
60,861
70,000
44,500
35,473
1,373,886
Percent Increase
Allocated 1979-80
6.0
9.0
8.0
20.2
0.0
10.5.
22.9
13.7
31.5
9.4
8.0
(6.7)
(31.5)
47.2
18.5
Recommended service fee allocations
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I Above is a chart of the student government finance com-
jlittee’s proposed recommendation for the allocation of next
par’s student service fees. In order to maintain, and in some
stances, increase the quality and quantity of programming,
jdents can look forward to a rise in the student service fee
ceiling, from $20 to $23. Wayne Morrison, vice president for
finance, describes the allocation process in a page 1 story,
and Morrison and Dennis Corrington, intramural director,
discuss how the intramural department’s budget will be af
fected on page 3.
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your heart ”
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..“iTHQUSTON — Hostaged em-
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| scaping during a 1974 insurrection,
witriess testified today in the capi-
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Del nse lawyer. Will Gray,
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plicy increased the danger to hos-
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Witness Linda Woodman, a
irmer librarian who survived the
1 ? 1 ! 1-day siege at the Walls Unit in
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T :mpts when she went to work.
e f; told that in the event you
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1 "Even if it means the life of the
lostages?” Gray asked.
> Yes,” she replied.
“And that was TDC policy?” Gray
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“That’s right,” she said.
Gray tried to show the leader of
the uprising was Fred Gomez Car-
fjSco, who died in the shoot-out
mg with inmate Rudolfo Domin-
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Woodman admitted Cuevas was
tot in charge when the inmates took
erlthe prison education building
ily 24, 1974, although he boasted
her that he was.
Cuevas, 46, of Acapdlco, Mexico,
used of the shooting death of
ian Julia Standley. Prison offi-
Isay Cuevas survived because
feinted during the gun battle that
the siege.
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The villians were last
seen at these
locations:
MSC Fountain
Academic Bldg.
Sbisa
Shuttle Bus
Stops
(Rudder & Commons)