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Tuesday October 2, 2001

Likins announces hiring freeze

Vacant UA positions will go unfilled

Almost no new faculty or staff will be hired between today and Dec. 1, UA President Peter Likins announced yesterday.

The freeze on new hires comes as a result of a $13.8 million cut in state funding to the University of Arizona, which Gov. Jane Dee Hull said could later increase.

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