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The Guardian, May 22, 1981 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 5-22-1981 The Guardian, May 22, 1981 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (1981). The Guardian, May 22, 1981. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. May22,1981Issue 115 Yotyme XVII Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio Inside Candidates' reactions to WSU may get r • election appea $13 million ' * *i • .• 9 1 page 2 " '•»,>. ^ A' • • * General Education r page 5 Off the wire Senate approves Reagan budget By JERELYN EDDINGS WASHINGTON UPI - Present Reagan's aoatertty budget, which outlines massive domestic spending cut* and m hage military tocieaae, won final coagroaatonal approval Thursday wtth as overwhelming . Senate veto. The House approved the Baca) '1962 spending plan Wedneaday. It Mir Urgeta,for government expeodl- turea aid serves ta a (dde fee a DAVID MOLES JAMES GREENE binding budget that Coagraea mat . \*. ' ' draft In theteH. By MIKE MITXEB it purported to be, because Graduate legal one." Tho Senate, voting 76-20, approv- Although Miller served on Student ed the. JWW MBtou cenpmstee Guardian Staff Writer Studies representative Chlpp Swindler budget^ wUc& orders wgya«alo.al didn't actually agree to endorse Greene. Government this year as their representa- committee, »> slash Mrs than $35 1 tive to the Food Service Committee, and bOlten from vtrt«Dy every MM of Their reaction^ >ere predictable, Dave. goverrpn^o! activity eseept defease. Miller wss Witatic akd James Greene was . "I COULD pick it (the Appeals Board's Greene wasn't affiliated with the current disappointed. decision) apart," Greene said yesterday, Government. .Greene said, "Student Gov- "I'm real happy with it," Miller said in "but 1 won't. I'll just go on and campaign ernment thought I was the more qualified regard to the University Appeals Board's for the (second) election." candidate, so they endorsed me." hate decision JV^dnesday to bold another The date of the re-election has not been Th<;re is no clause in Student Govern- election for the > Student Government determined yet. Director of Student ment's constitution and bylaws which Chairer. "1 was real surprised by h."' Development Joanne Rlsacher said the . restricts them from endowing a candidate. approves nerve Greene 3eteated Miller, 239-148, in the special chairer election may not be held Greene noted, "so 1 felt there would be recent Student Government Chairer elec- spring quarter, because it is nearly over. "nothing wrong with Miller appealing" tion. bat the Appeals Board invalidated the Both Miller and Greene said they are Student Government's action. gasproduction election for three reasons: (1) Student going to. re-campaign as soon as they know Greene admitted he thought "nothing Government should not J'as a'legislative when the new election will be held. would ever come" of Miller's appeal, By WESLEY G.HPPB8T body" promote individual candidates for "I underestimated Greene before the because Miller was appealing on ethical, 1 positions on Government, (2) Govern- first election," Miller said, "so 1 plan to do rather than legal, grounds. WASHINGTON UPI • Tho Seaate The Appeals Board's decision does not IVaraday aarro^ty appvoved ProaJ- ment's endorsement of Greene was unfair a lot raortj politicking this time. I'll just dant Reagan's roqwst f« *20 to Miller because "Sny endorsement that have to play politics like Greene does." change the Student Body constitution or •BUM t. mp* «• *«••» «• Mr. Miller might have hoped to pit against Greene didn't speak~oT>iHticS or bylaws, said Student Government Chairer tfrajriasavs it (could not have served as an equaliser to campaigning. He was coocerned about the Brends Walker. Government's endorsement) even if he had legality of the ^ppeals Board's decision. been allowed adequate time—which be was "IT WOUUriestupld and ignorant for a "*** y,YWt not-to secure one," and (3) The endorse- "ITS AN ETHICAL issue," Greene said future Student Government to endorse a voto.-lVa m ment, as printed in the May 6 edition of . of Student Government's decision to candidate .(after what has happened this te the mi Tkr DmHy (hmrdkm, was not unanimous as endorse him instead of Mfiler. "It's not a year)," Walker stated. m 1 me MILT GUUMMA «* as. Legislators find little opposition to BOT bill Br MATT KENNEDY The bill before the mrnmtttce is an desire to get into who ought to vote for the Government to develop a method of amended one from the original submitted selection...Wright State which is mostly a cteosing and have the Board .of Trustees by Stinziano. commuter campus would have a different approve it. COLUMBUS-The Ohio House Educa- ONE AMENDMENT WAS regarding the set of priorities than Ohio State." tion Committee U surprised there has been selection of nominees from which the Zehner said the sub-committee "didn't Another amendmdit states no student little opposition to a bill before them, Governor would chooae. want to fit a jacket for aO." trustee will use his authority to influence proposing two students be placed on all Zehner said the sub-committee "did not The amendment calls for the Student staff or faculty members. universities' Board of Trustees. "I am frankly a little dismayed," Representative and Committee Chairman Thomas Sawyer (D • dist. 40), said about a lack of negative response on a bill which has been rejected five times. Wright State may receive $13 million Representative James Zehner (D - dist. 63)tj said during hearings in the Sub Committee for Colleges and. Universities By MATT KENNEDY reduction from the original $5 million Ohio Senate and to the Senate Finance "there was no opposition testimony (to the - Assistant News Editor promised by Ohio Governor James Rhodes. Committee. bill)." . ' i Ken Murphy of the Office of Manage- The Senate committee could change the , i "• Wright State University could receive ment and Budget, said because the bill bill before voting on it, and send it to, the - -Zehner felt there was also a small S13 million from'the Ohio legislature if a only covers one year, the rest of the funds Senate floor. The Senate could either pass - turnout of testifiers for the bill, both pro capital appropriations till before the House might be placed on next year's bill. the bill or send it back to the ^mmittee. ami con. Finance (pommhtee is passed. The appropriations bill is a ope-year, "1 am surprised we didn't see more If the Senate passes it. the bill would go The bill would also provide the Miami $716 million program for construction and testimony," he said. , back to the House to see if the House ' Valley Research Foundation, of which renovation in Ohio. approves the bill as the Senate passed it. afv Wright State is a member, S10 million for Over half of the bill's funds, $563 SPONSOR OF THE bill. Representative Murphy said "They (the House and development of a research park in million,.will go toward higher education. - Mike Stinziano (D-dist.30) said there may Senate) always pass bills which are a little have been no negative testimony because Kettering. 1; Jack Daley, the governor'x press secretary. different?' The bill would provide Wright State with said. , universitiesr"haye no more excuses." funds for eight construction projects, it, The bill was submitted May 18 by Sinziano said universities have seen this IF THE HOUSE doesn't like what the would also award Wright State $1.5 million . Representative Myri Shoemaker at the kind of- bill working In other states like Senate • has approved, a compromise for utilities and renovation. request of Rhodes. Indiana and can find nothing wrong with it. committee of House and Senate members If approved,.the bill would give Wright Sawyer has urged the committee to is formed to iron ou>tfie~differences. State S5.6 million for the expansion of THE BILL must go through several steps "make an effort to get responses from all Oelman Hall,' S3 million for an animal institutions the bill will affect.*' before it can be passed. At each step, the The ironed out version is tbpn sent to the laboratory building, and SI .7 million for a bill could be changed, Murphy said. If the institutions do not^resRond, "the House aiy} Senate for a voti. Kettering center. committee will make its judgement bow- The bill will first go to the House Finance At each of these steps, Wright State ever it will," Sawyer said. Committee whiph can amend or change the funds could be cut or changed. FUNDS FOR planning a'Child Care bill. Murphy said hedoean't know how long it Representative Lee Fisher (D-dist. 16) Center, a West Dayton Health Care After the committee passes it, the bill would take for the bill to get through the said the committee "should address the Facility, and a FelsResearch Institute would go before the Ohio House. The legislature. issue as soon as possible." heating plant, are also included. House will either pass the bill or refer it Representative Shoemriier said the bill Fisher felt there has been opportunity .Alsp in the bill is $500,000 for a back to the finance committee. is expected to -come out ®f the House by for institutions tfiTestify and this was not a .
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