1993-09-01; Central Michigan Life

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Committee recommends higher education funding freeze
By Teielei Fettiej
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I -.i •'« a I- !»•.{ Ii t In- I Iihim- a lid Senate
I i i, ■ <!a\ \( ( .a dim: to Sen John
S< hw .^ :    \\   I Lit 1 1.   < 'it, k    the- hill
! a hi !< j tan- little ■ ippo-it |..|i and
hloh a. il! he urn. d l,\ Pni'J.'l At
I a . •    ,    t ,.,,,.      the    l.a-d  -kit ii r »■    a a-
till   ai    -.- - - i.di
I'In  > .    w.i     a  \ < a a      mall   mini
!,.-<     -d     pnint   -    ot    .IlilrtTIMT.        oll«l
CC [ here wiis c i very srna 11 number of points of
difference. As f<ir as politically, it is a very
non controversial budget this year. 19
Sen. John Schwarz
eate-  moie- meiney. but   under the'     tiemal  program structure-, (iin
circ'unist aures     I     think     we've
reaeheel a  liiir e'oitipniiiiisc."
t t.m.al
II..II  h
• new     I < a    h lulic!    ei Jue a
a a I   iimvmsitn'N  w ill   he
• ►! t he Senate      i r e.-it.'.l   huh
m-. iniun! tff ..ii    \ppt - .|>! Lit
I L.   I,n    l'<hi, at i..n       A-   !.
I II \ IF
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..a o.-o   eal   I.ik la.d    the-   \.-.n
\h lo.-a   h      Schw .-ii /      -an!      la
.    » •   ' !  he        t.ltr lack     of     .tljill
Lighting it up!
'fhe    kirk    «.|    ;ieldll le.lial    I'll M«l
I--n  t    heeau-e   \\ »    it   m>t    xx ill
t i. l ; I \ i • ll ll I Ve -r-U t le -s liiol'e
nd h» • a n I I 'n I ve-r-it le-.-. m
1111: | > let u re li.ia e\|a< -ne -need
< i it     i'iiin;i.-iiTi| t.. ■ .t her pr. >a
r. uns.
Ke'p. Moid is lliieid. House- Suli
committee- on Appropriations lot
MilJmi    Pelutatiem   Co-Chairman
,ila.   suppni te (I   J lie  bill
I t linik all eif us know that
hiajiei education is an mi pot taut
concern/' saiel I leioel. I ) I )et mil
AVe   \\ < iiiki   eel taniK    like   t ii  alio
I ii add it ion t o defin i n# a
huelea-t . t lie lull contains Ian
:•, uaae ex p re*ss l n^» legislative
intent to provide* eeputable fund
i ne; am< >n^ st ate universit ies. The*
plan w as cei-aut heiri'd by Ke*p. »Jim
Mcliryde*. R Meiunt Pleasant. anel
l\ep John f lewclhn. K-Hi^
Rapids.
tiK'llt anel mission fhe' hill alsei
reccimmeiids the' criteria be
develeipe'd cooperatively with the*
legislature, executive branch anel
st ate* im ! ve*i -it ies.
However, the* Senate- versiein
of the' plan elelctevs specific
criteria   listed   by  the*  I louse*
Although   the-   plan    is   only   a
recommendation   for  future'  con
siele-i at iem. McHrvde* saiel  he- was
pl«*ase*d    with    the    compromise*.
The    equitable     funding    plan       d«*spite the- ehan^e-s
weiuld phase* in a formula tei e*e)ui- "This    is    a    -te*p    feirwarel    feir
lably     tune!     state-     umve rsitie'S       e*epiitable*  funding."  he- saiel    "We*
base-el on ctite-ria such as institu-       are* moviiii!  in that  direetion."
Commission OKs new liquor
license for hotel on CMU land
By Dee Sayers
Although -< lluu. aleeihol on state property is
i I lee,. 11. ( * it \ ( 'iirnm I.--ion ia tv •• pe-rm issiein t <» a loe a I
In »t el   fen   exae I Iv   that
<ltv < 'nlllll I l--lo|| .ippl'eive'il a lieW lleplot' llCen.-e
for t fie < 'eiliifeif t I tit ! . J U 1 S Ml--1 «.n. with hce-n-e-
pending Mi<hii4an l.iepior Control ( "oinni issiein
appre.\ al
( it\ Maii.ea a I'.iul iVrduii -aid the- approval of
tic In pi 1.1 I icon-e fm I'omlorl Inn f>\ t lie eil\ was
n« a dee!   before-   M I  <   <      v\oiild   approve- a   lie. n.a-
l'.»'l(»ir ' \l 'It '( ' w ill approve any I lejuor lin-tisc, it
..,»,    «    !•♦■   app»o\-..»|   -m   the   !.,<    .1   i,v.|   f,r-t   "   Pre-stem
aid I  hi-    !      a     >t;in<l;.nl   [A.a-.lmv    "
I hi An-a    \['\ i on i n 11-- ion«-r- approved the apphca
tie»n from I'art kalielle. ce-ownel of Sweet Otiiein,
I ne- a  -uf»-id tai v ot  I .al'el le Mana^et ne nt  which
ope rate's t he- ( 'eimfurt Inn, for a new Ke--ort I > Hotel
kireiise with I )ance*-Kntert ammi'iit iVruut. three
a <lel it ion a I bar permit s. ( hit eloeir Se*r\ ie'e iN-rmit and
< Mfie-ial   hermit   Kooel
The* permit - will alleiw the service* eif 11< pie >r in .ill
area- of t he- hot e-l i ncluelmi; 1*1 lest  re»om- anel the-
twei nutdeieir couttyard- anel the- use of  peirtahle
hai - in t he- -mailer me»et mj"* reieuns anel suite' reioms
llie- permit s also allow Comfort Inn t<» have* e'iite*r-
tamme-nt iiuludmsd, a portable sta«"(e me! elance-
floor   All  reioms will  he* alleiwed fooel s**rvice.
P.eean-e    the    Conifeirt      loo     i-    locale-d     III    (   Mh
owm-d   l'ni\e-rsitv  Park    -ellm^ ale-nhol   r-  die^al
LICENSE
Committee to look at possible
inequities in faculty salaries
By Marjory Raymer
Po--ihle      itieef ill! \       I ti      laeailt \
oil.i!\   el I - t f I hill loll   I-  t he toe 11- ot
a     ne v\ I \      le   e-tahl i -he   (I    l'i dllllllt
t »-e
Three ill < • III b e • I' > f V e) III t 11 e'
f.n nit \ \--o< iat i< >n a ral t h ree
11 ii i\ er-it \ ol f uial> will he-
appointed to i he- -fant Salary
!•'.< \\\\\\ St uel\ I '< ►mmit t ee and
IIIII-1    llie-e-l    bet. del let      1      ae e eiiel
mi'   t«>   the   te-ntative-  faculty  eon
t raet     He-suits will  be  repoite*el  t<»
t lie    \.\    anel    aelminist rat ion    bv
March   h>!»f
I h«-  committee-  will   -tuelv   me
eputie-.-   m   minority,   female   anel
hdud  te-rin  e-m plo\ e-e-s.  sale!  Jnyce*
Ib-nruk-.    PA   e'emtract    bar^ain-
i riu  t e am   tne-mbe-r
I ,ow <-r base* salaries freim iiej^o-
tiat mns when an e-mplove-e first
editors   the-    universitv   are-   cenn-
pounde-d    because   of    peree-nta^e
base salary  pay  raises
"It ini^hl be- hurting individual- or ^de iu p- ot pe-op I e/" said Hen-
rack-. a--ocd.it e- prcife'ssor of phllei-
-e iphy.
The committee will sea re h for
meepial it ie-.- in pay be'tween prei-
feo-sor- of comparable- positiems
Some- miajit de*ve*lop he-cause* of
lower base- salary ne-^eit iat ions,
INEQUITY      up    I
AFSCME, administrators begin
preparations for contract talks
By Marjory Raymer
Brian Pollpeter. I e*s C<iuipt>e*ll and Brent McMains, of Musco Lighting Company of Oskaloosa, Iowa,
prepare: the* eneirinenis he^lits it will t<ike? tei illuminate Kelly Shorts stadium fe>r the Chippewas home
opener  Thurselay niejht  aepanst the University of Akrem   Kickeiff time is  7 p m
Pri\ at i/at ion    top-    t he     I i.-t    eit
tin-   e-oiit r; ict    n« uot iat mil-   fae ill
In- manage-me-nt  want- teiavoiel
Pr i\ a I i/at urn » w ill be a major
i-.-aie        -.ml    Kim    I'.lle-rtson     \lee
pie      idefit fell P» U > I 11 e ■ - .-        . I 11(1
|«'malice'     AVe w oulel like t be   abil
It \    to   pr -e-t -111    a   list   of   preipei-al-
lliel     elAK<   -    ,ttl<l ^IV»    .\l'S(    MK il
»   bailie-   to   compete
Idie America n I'Velerat ion i >f
St.il* l'oiint\      anej      \hmnipal
P.mpleive-e-     local     1 . »h>    and    the-
a el m 1 ii i -I rat lo n      are-     working
together  lo   -t t   date-   to  t.niii   t he
ground    rule-    t<a    eemtract    bar
; •a 111 i n }4
APSI 'MP    .ll te anpt.  d    t V\ U e
i ri      P«  In ii.n \      anel     done- In
«   X t » ■ I lei       the-      i U r re-lit       cilit rail
w 111 eh e-\ pi i«-- ( >4 t    .»I     1 fie aelni I
rii-liatloii    did    not    a^ree-   to   ilie
eemtraet    exte-ntion    i itlu-r     tune-,
saiel   APSI MP   Pre -id, nl   C ierald
Mister
The union wull lei like to chalice
aiine-mmoi lan^ua^i' but overall
the eoiitract with .1 salars frei/e
for the first eemtrael year 1-
ae ce-pl able a^aill. -aiel Me-tei.
jou r rie\ ri ia n  metal  weirke-r
( lur eniitrae I 1- ne»t an unheal'
abb      contract    '    be-    -aiel      "We'll
take-  <Mir   leisses aleilic;  With eVe-rv
one-   else-
f^*-     aelminist rat iem     eliel     rial
a^re-e-  to all  extelltion  fueau-e    its
plnleisopliv   has changed over tfie-
\eais.   I   llert-oli   saiel     fhe-aeiliu
lustration  want- lo focus on etfi
cie-ney m the- maiui^e-ri.il and -e-r
v Kc aspects,  fie- -aid
"We* want le-s-e-r eei^t without
compromising epialitv." Kllertsein
said
In the past, contract ne^ntia-
tie in- have- be-4 11 lelat i\tl\ sheirt
and u ricompln ate-el. but this ye-ar
e-eiulel he different Mestel -aiel.
w ill (hair the- APS< 'MP bargain
111 id,  I e • a 111
I don't t hink I hat it 1- realist ie
knowing tlie- types of issues the-
univer-itv wants to raise*. be
saiel
Kllertsein said be- believes rieade*
Mulleins will procee'd ed flcie-nt ly
I be- uni\e-rsitv ba- lureei «itte»r
ne\ Thomas llustoles te> negotiate, which be- eliel elurui^ Paeulty
As sen iat ion discussion-
"I am very anxious tei ^e-t to t he*
< bargain 1 nej     table Plle-rt-on
saiel "There 1- a lot of anxiety,
hi-< iiuse of a lot of rumors t hat ^ot^
I lis!   11 nf< nme lie I
Kei^er Smitfi APS< MP ilistrie t
cou ne ll, will assist in t he ne'^eit ia
t ion- with tin- aelminist 1 at Kin
flu- lest eit APSCMP- bargain
my, le am  lia- riot   be-e-n  tinah/e-el
( )t lie * r      memf >e r -    of     t he     bar
Loiimm; team for   t fie   aelminist ra-
t i<ni are* I )avid I b-r-fie-v   assistant
dire-ctor    of     emf)love-e    relations
anel      staff      pel-emnel      service*-.
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