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Last Sunday night's Council meeting which consisted bas- iCally of an agenda of only “wee items took over three “a didn't finish the third. Student Union, after many hassles and-many irrelevant

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aintenance workers in their uest for higher,wages. Fin— ally they came up with the following stand:,. .

Last night during_the bi— onthly meeting’of the Univ— ersity of Prince Edward Isl—p am Student Union council, representatives of the strik- hg maintenance workers met 1th the Council to determine Student‘Union support of the Striking workers. Mr. Phil Heming and Mr. Everett Baker both of the IBEW, discussed and clarified the stand the striking workers are now tak— ng. The Council was.assured that the needs of the resid- ence students would be res- Imcted in that the striking orkers would not interfere ith the heating and food necessities of these students After much active debate, Hm Student Union Council oted to the stiking workers (i the maintenance department ﬂmir full moral support. It as also decided educatiOn of

arinterested persons in con- 'unction with a number of sy— pathetic faculty members mmuld be held. Therefore ommencing today, Monday, a ’ tudy session will be held in Hm Robertson Library stu‘ ent's lounge at l:00p.m. essions will be continued

n Tuesday and on Wednesday referendum will be present— d to entire student body to etermine the type of active upport that will be given by he students.

The Students Council would rge everyone to become fami— iar with the worker's demand 0 evaluate their stand in egards to the Council's sup- m¢,and to become more aware

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boycott possibly including joining the workers onthe strike line. While a large portion of this story will be outdated by the time the Cadre hits the streets, we ‘ urge all members of the Stu— dent Union to take part in, the study sessions and to vote in Wednesday's referen- dum.

The second major item which

was voted upon at the meeting was Personel' Board re comm— endations. The following is a list of the people who gained positions with the Student Union in the reccomendations: 1). Charlie Mills—Speaker , until Christmas 2). David MacRae—Editor of the Cadre 3). Kenny Higgins—Head Reporter 4). Managing Editor - Open 5). Crystal Madill — Typist 6). Maurice Rodgerson— Chief Electoral Officer 7). Brian Keaveny-Chair— , man of Movie Club 8). John Jenkins—CUP Editor 9). Brian MacArthur & 'Shirley Clark -Campus Police 10). Dean(Kip) Puiia - Program Director C.I.M.N. 11) Donne Read — head Barten~ der Pather Longe'

12) Bartenders— Derek Huestis,

Mattew Cutts, Deloris Crane, Gerald MacKenna, Roberta Rom— eris.

As points of informationJ Campus police are on 24hr call. It was noted that the Personel Board gets into eve ents free although they stay in line and their guests pay. A move was made to try and change this situtation but it was defeated.

The third major item which *was voted upon at the meeting

was budgets for the three ma- sjor committees of the Student »’Union, The Cadre, the Photo Club, and the Radio Station. Due to the length of time spent on the previous motions -the photo club's budget was tabled until the next meeting.

While the Cadre's budget was passed without (much)

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argu ment from either the Council or the newspaper, the Radio Station's met with con- siderable disapproval. Stat- ion Manager Mike Hennessey and Station Engineer Kenny Adams felt that an insuffi- cient amount was allocated by Council towards operating ex— penditures. Eventually a mo- tion to pass the budgeted figure of $1000 was defeated 6—6 (ties are lost) and the disputed part of the budget was tabled until Mr. Hennes— sey submits a more detailed budget to the Finance Com— mittee for re—consideration. The following are the two budgets which were passed.The disputed part of the CIMN budget iswmarked with an ast— erick. -

Cadre Budget

The original requested am- ount by the Members of the Cadre totaled $8,055.00.

Equipment: $500.00 two waxers and one typewriter Printing: , 4400.00 This figure is pre- sently under inves— tation. The Commit— _tee feels it to be too high' Membership in C.U.P:560.00 4 Giving us news infomation,and exchange; ad revenue and a fieldworker Salaries: Editor 15.00, Managing Edi— tor 15.00,CUP Reporter.5.00 News Editor‘ 10.00 and Ty-

1380.00

pist 15.00

per issue Telephone: _2QQLQQ 7040.00

TOTAL

The Finance Committee felt that the potential income for the Cadre should be as follo—

ws: 1. Local Ads $1,000.00 2. National Ads 2,000.00

3. Paper Sales, 350.00 Total 3,350.00

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Since the Finance Commit— tee allocated $5,000 Student Union funds towards the Cadre, this leaves it with a poten— tial surplus of $1,310.00-

The cost of moving the Cadre to forth floor Main is not included in this budget as there are presently no forcasted figures for the move. The Finance Committee feels that any cost incurred

in this move shall not be ap- plied to this budget as a7

separate cost projection will be made later.

CIMN Budget,

The original requested am— ount by CIMN Radio total $7,140.00 After reviewing the budget request the Finance Committee came up with the following figures for Council to approve.

Cart Machine Assorted office Sup- plies

Salaries, Honorariums,$1,400 Parties, and Conference

$1,485 $1,000*

Replacement Heads $ _200. Telephone $ 200 Pre—Amp $ 110 Power Splitter $ 185 TOTAL $4,530

The Finance Committee feels that the potential in— come for the Radio Station being $3,000 that the CIMN should be given towards the above costs and that $3,500 potential advertising revenue be given them making their total potential surplus $1,970.

The Finance Committee felt

I that a Broadcast News System

which was requested by CIMN radio was not a justified ex— penditures and should not be pyrchased as the cost would be about $2,000 per year.

N.B. The monies mentioned in the above budgets will not be spent for any purpose other than the ones cited.

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