Regents to meet on funding woes
Tuesday, May 18, 1999 | 11:56 a.m.
University regents will wait until June to figure out how a Legislature budget decision will affect plans for covering increasing enrollment costs and providing funding equity among universities and community colleges.
When legislative committee meetings ended Friday, lawmakers gave the regents $23.7 million more than they asked for but earmarked less for enrollment increases than requested.
That frustrated some regents and raised the hackles of a couple of lawmakers who felt the university officials were being less than grateful for the funding increase.
Jill Derby, regents chairwoman, said that creates a poor climate for discussion. She canceled a special meeting set for Thursday and said regents will instead convene June 1.
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