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Tuesday November 6, 2001

Administration delays budget cuts decision

ABOR president tells faculty senate state cuts could have serious ramifications

As UA administrators delayed making departmental budget cuts, ABOR President Kay McKay told members of the faculty senate yesterday that she is extremely worried about the $13.9 million budget cuts the UA is facing.

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    On this date:

  • In 1429, Henry VI was crowned king of England, seven years after ascending to the throne at the age of eight months.
  • In 1860, former Illinois congressman Abraham Lincoln defeated three other candidates for the United States presidency.
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    ``We are going to be firm allies of a peaceful Nicaragua, a free, just and prosperous nation for which so many Nicaraguans gave their life.''
    - Daniel Ortega, the Sandinista leader who conceded defeat in Nicaraguan elections yesterday.


     

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