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Tuesday, July 16,1991
Tuition increases to offset funding reductions
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High Blood Pressure Study
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page
he said, because the Legislature
would still be in session when
the fall semester begins.
An increase would be accom
panied by a 75 percent reduction
of net tuition retained by the
University, he said.
"The problem with the reduc
tion is where the funds would be
going," Gage said. "Under the
current proposal, the funds
would be used for state services
other than education. We would
only support the increase if the
money goes directly into educa
tion."
Gage said because it is a
change in the state's funding
mechanism, it is not acceptable.
"Students and parents who
are already paying taxes for
these services would be paying
even more for them through tui
tion," he said. "Many legislators
say they can't accept that."
Sharp's plan calls for a pro
dent tuition, possibly doubling
the current rate.
The plan would also quadru
ple the current tuition rate for
non-resident students.
Gage said he believes the tu
ition increase will not be enough
to cover’the costs of the cuts and
many other facets of education
will suffer.
"The things that begin to suf
fer are the other academic issues
that make our degrees better,"
he said. "There is no question
these cuts are the sort of things
that will begin to reduce the
quality of education."
Gage said on-campus con
struction would be among the
hardest hit.
"We are already 500,000
square feet behind in accommo
dating our current enrollment
level," he said. "We're suffering
from a shortage of large-size
class rooms, and even with our
posed increase in graduate stu- current funding we won't be
able to catch up until 1996."
Gage said the current student-
teacher ratio of 21-to-l could be
increased to 24-to-l. For ideal re
sults, Gage said an 18-to-l ratio
is recommended.
Other areas affected would be
housing and food services. Gage
said an 11.9 percent increase in
dorm rates and a 5 percent in
crease on meal plans would be
necessary.
Gage said optional retirement
plans will also be hurt, with the
ultimate effect being the failure
of the University to attract the
best available faculty in the fu
ture.
Gage said the possibility of en
rollment reductions is also being
considered.
"All state institutions have
been asked to provide an enroll
ment management program," he
said. "Texas A&M is one of five
schools that have already pro
vided plans because of rapid
growth.
"There are now 130,000 more
students in Texas colleges than
there were in 1985, and we are
still not up to the funding level
we were at then."
Enrollment level reductions
are unlikely, but an increase in
the Student Services Fee to offset
the budget loss will probably be
passed, he said.
"We're just trying to fill the
gap," he said.
Local funds collecting interest
for the University totalling $23.9
million also might be collected
by the state, he said. These
funds could not be used to offset
budget cuts because most of
them have been set aside for a
specific pupose.
"Most people don't under
stand that these funds can't be
used for everything," he said.
"These funds pay for mainte
nance, repairs and equipment
not paid for by the state."
Vol. 91
Pr<
Video camera use by citizens increases to monitor police action at crime scenes
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FORT WORTH (AP) — Police
officers in Fort Worth said they
were prepared for the jeers they
received the past two weeks,
since an officer was videotaped
while using his nightstick re
peatedly on a handcuffed car
theft suspect.
And now, it seems wherever
they go, someone shows up with
a video camera.
"It's just a fad," Officer W.T.
Mays said. "We're going to have
that for a while. I went to a call
the other day, and some guy fell
on the ground and hurt his knee.
I turned around and some lady
had a video camera on. I haven't
had any trouble; it's just going to
be with us awhile."
The use of video cameras at
crime scenes increased following
the March police beating in Los
Angeles of Rodney King, police
say.
But the use shot up again after
the July 3 image of Officer Ed
ward Parnell III, in broad day
light alongside Interstate 30 a
few miles east of downtown Fort
Worth, delivering 28 blows at Er
nest Anderson, who was hand
cuffed.
"I would never ever let the
fear of someone videotaping me
affect my job. What if we weren't
out there? I'm proud to make-
sure people don't hurt them
selves, or me," Cpl. Larry Peo
ples said.
"I still have to do my job, but I
don't like getting hit, getting spit
on, getting shot at."
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