OCTOBER 29 - NOVEMBER 4, 1980 THE CITIZE
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ab ,colleg tru ere
told t a recent meeting.
The mini-budget'
reduced revenue d the
earlier 4 percent reduction
t ther aeatina a
arly 43 percent 10 of
fund to C t
the pre nt time, ceordin
to il1iam iemi, Yi<:e-
I P 'dent for
affair .
ment ina
ble' without its pro-
blems. explained by Dr .
John alter, vice-
pre' ent of instruction,
more students mean added
, fall enroll-
A
y
donate la
C libary
a4nrliliiltration
remainder
eel 'te
applied b,Ulill' lell.
die, industrial
technology, Ie' ce, and r-
vice tedmolOl)'. �n Pg. 6
TUES D Y
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p.m.;
29, at
In Senior C ter, St.
Joseph, 10:00 - 12:00 un.,
at the . er Valley Senior
Center, Harbert, 2:00 - 4:00
p.m.; Thunday, October
JO, t ile UCbaoan
Senior Center," i1e, 2:00 -
4:00 p.m.; and edne y,
o mber S, at the Central
County Senior Center, Ber­
rien Sprlngsll 1:00 - 3:00
p.m.
Dean He 1
been indicated.
Arrangemen for the
donation re made by
He 1 and the St. Joseph-
e Buffalo fum
partners, Rocey . De
Frencesco- and Jerry G.
John
The Lake MiciUlJm
Ie dry,
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