I thought that this should be passed on.
-- 
Benjamin Story
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Windows 98: n. see Windows 95
Windows ME: n. see Windows 95
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                 of a 32 bit patch to a 16 bit hack to an 8 bit operating
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Dear ODK'rs:

Truman is looking at another $3 million cut in June, making state budget 
cuts this year to the University $6 million.  That is the amount of budget 
cut the University will absorb again next year at a minimum.  Now there may 
be additional cuts in state funding.  The University was only able to 
off-set the $6 million cut next year by about 1/3 with the tuition increase 
and has already planned to absorb the other 2/3rds by leaving positions 
vacant, cutting operational budgets, freezing equipment expenses, and 
dipping into University emergency reserves. The additional $3 million cut 
this fiscal year (2001-2002 academic year) will force the University to 
look at furloughing staff (mandatory unpaid leave in June) and asking 
administrators to work without pay.  Some of this could be avoided if the 
state legislature would approve use of the Rainy Day Fund for some of the 
budget shortfall.  The Republicans in the Legislature have voted against 
it, while the Senate voted in support of using the Rainy Day Fund.  Our 
local representative, Bob Behnen, voted with the Republicans against using 
the Rainy Day Fund.  This will have serious consequences for Truman, 
Kirksville, and Adair County.  Truman is the county's largest employer, so 
salary cut's will have a ripple effect in the community.

If you are a resident of Adair County or an out-of-state student, I urge 
you to e-mail representative Behnan and voice your opinion.  Senator 
Cauthorn voted in support of using the Rainy Day Fund.  You may want to 
thank him and express your support.  If you are a Missouri resident, you 
may want to contact your appropriate State Representative and 
Senator.  This is another time when ODK members can advocate on behalf of 
the University and its community.  These budget cuts will have a serious 
impact on institutional resources and by extension, the quality of 
education and services Truman can provide for its students. Contact 
information below.

Wish I had cheerier news on this front.  Congratulations to the graduating 
seniors (one set of honor cords left!)!  I wish the rest of the membership 
a good summer!

Dr. Hoffman

Representative Rober Behnen: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Senator John Cauthorn:  via Senate web page http://www.senate.state.mo.us/
Other Missouri Senators can be located at: http://www.senate.state.mo.us/
Other Missouri Representative can be located at: 
http://www.house.state.mo.us/bills02/member02/memmail.htm
Track progress at: http://www.moga.state.mo.us/

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<font size=3D3>Dear ODK'rs:<br><br>
Truman is looking at another $3 million cut in June, making state budget
cuts this year to the University $6 million.&nbsp; That is the amount of
budget cut the University will absorb again next year at a minimum.&nbsp;
Now there may be additional cuts in state funding.&nbsp; The University
was only able to off-set the $6 million cut next year by about 1/3 with
the tuition increase and has already planned to absorb the other 2/3rds
by leaving positions vacant, cutting operational budgets, freezing
equipment expenses, and dipping into University emergency reserves. The
additional $3 million cut this fiscal year (2001-2002 academic year) will
force the University to look at furloughing staff (mandatory unpaid leave
in June) and asking administrators to work without pay.&nbsp; Some of
this could be avoided if the state legislature would approve use of the
Rainy Day Fund for some of the budget shortfall.&nbsp; The Republicans in
the Legislature have voted against it, while the Senate voted in support
of using the Rainy Day Fund.&nbsp; Our local representative, Bob Behnen,
voted with the Republicans against using the Rainy Day Fund.&nbsp; This
will have serious consequences for Truman, Kirksville, and Adair
County.&nbsp; Truman is the county's largest employer, so salary cut's
will have a ripple effect in the community.<br><br>
If you are a resident of Adair County or an out-of-state student, I urge
you to e-mail representative Behnan and voice your opinion.&nbsp; Senator
Cauthorn voted in support of using the Rainy Day Fund.&nbsp; You may want
to thank him and express your support.&nbsp; If you are a Missouri
resident, you may want to contact your appropriate State Representative
and Senator.&nbsp; This is another time when ODK members can advocate on
behalf of the University and its community.&nbsp; These budget cuts will
have a serious impact on institutional resources and by extension, the
quality of education and services Truman can provide for its students.
Contact information below.<br><br>
Wish I had cheerier news on this front.&nbsp; Congratulations to the
graduating seniors (one set of honor cords left!)!&nbsp; I wish the rest
of the membership a good summer!<br><br>
Dr. Hoffman<br><br>
Representative Rober Behnen: [EMAIL PROTECTED]<br>
Senator John Cauthorn:&nbsp; via Senate web page
<a href=3D"http://www.senate.state.mo.us/"; eudora=3D"autourl">http://www.sen=
ate.state.mo.us/</a>
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Other Missouri Senators can be located at: <a=
 href=3D"http://www.senate.state.mo.us/"=
 eudora=3D"autourl">http://www.senate.state.mo.us/</a> <br>
Other Missouri Representative can be located at: <a=
 href=3D"http://www.house.state.mo.us/bills02/member02/memmail.htm"=
 eudora=3D"autourl">http://www.house.state.mo.us/bills02/member02/memmail.ht=
m</a><br>
</font>Track progress at: <a href=3D"http://www.moga.state.mo.us/"=
 eudora=3D"autourl">http://www.moga.state.mo.us/</a><br>
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