Wednesday, February 23, 1983The Daily Tar Heel3
education
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creases should be considered later and criticized
Edwards' proposal because, "it would be turn
ing the whole business of this committee to the
University."
Fulcher urged the committee to quickly finish
its work because budget leaders want all recom
mendations in the next eight work days. The
panel was expected to look at the University
budget again today.
Other ideas in the plan presented Tuesday for
cutting between $6 million and $18 million a
year are:
Reducing money for Area Health Educa
tion Centers by $205,052 to $615,157 a year. '
Cutting out four to 1 1 jobs in the General
Administration to save between $93,033 and
$279,099 a year. .
Reducing support to institutional pro-
grams, including those involved in the consent
decree that ended legal battles over segregation
in the University system, by $46,039 to
$138,116 a year.
Reducing money for agricultural research
and extension programs between $378,346 and
$1.1 million a year.
Cutting money for related educational pro
grams, including aid to private colleges, by
$280,628 to $841,883 a year.
Cutting money for North Carolina
Memorial Hospital between $248,699 and
$746,097 a year.
Friday said there would be no money for in
creased enrollment, completion of the ECU
Medical School, completion of the N.C. State
veterinary school or continued development of
the Microelectronics Center.
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estimate is based on the fact that Chapel Hill
has about 500 motel and hotel rooms.
Town officials also considered an increase in
the vehicle tag tax from $1 to $5, which would
generate an additional $40,000.
Present sources of revenue for the 1983-84
budget are: property taxes, $4.97 million; state
shared revenues, $2.81 million, which consti
tutes 31 percent of Chapel Hill's General Fund;
General Revenue Sharing, $289,901 if the pro
gram is not re-enacted by Congress this fall.
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Government revises figures
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON The U.S. econo
my, though still in recession, was de
clining less rapidly than previously esti
mated in the final quarter of last year, the
government reported Tuesday.
The Commerce Department report said
economic activity as measured by
inflation-adjusted gross national product
declined at an annual rate of 1.9 per
cent in the fourth quarter rather than the
2.5 percent rate estimated last month.
The decline for the year 1.8 percent
did not change. That was the biggest
one-year drop since 1946.
The main reason for the quarterly
change was a revision in the fourth
quarter inflation estimate. Since inflation
was lower than first thought, less of the
value of the quarter's production was
judged to have been due only to price in
creases and more to actual economic out
put. Prices, as measured by a broad-based,
GNP-linked inflation formula, rose at an
annual rate of 3.7 percent in thequarter
rather than the 4.3 percent rate reported
earlier.
For the year, using the same formula,
inflation rose 6 percent, the same figure
first estimated.
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