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The Wrangell Sentinel
Wrangell, Alaska
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In Juneau, the territorial board of administration approved $70,000 for the University of Alaska women's dormitory after conferring with President Charles E. Bunnell and $4,000 for Eagle school rehabilitation. They held $15,000 for three assay offices in Ketchikan, Fairbanks, and Nome, plus $20,000 for the university powerhouse, pending study of territorial income to balance the budget.
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Juneau - Approval for expending $70,000 on the women's dormitory at the University of Alaska was given by the territorial board of administration last week after a conference with President Charles E. Bunnell. The board also approved $4000 for rehabilitation of the Eagle school.
The sum of $15,000 for establishment of three assay offices, one at Ketchikan, one at Fairbanks and one at Nome, along with $20,000 for the university power house, was held in abeyance pending further study of prospective territorial income.
The board is charged with studying possible income and comparing it with appropriations, then pruning or withholding some of the appropriations altogether if it appears likely to the board that the budget cannot otherwise be balanced.
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Juneau
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Last Week
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approved $70,000 for university of alaska women's dormitory and $4,000 for eagle school rehabilitation; held $15,000 for assay offices and $20,000 for university powerhouse in abeyance pending income study.
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The territorial board of administration approved expenditures for university dormitory and school rehabilitation after conference with university president, while deferring funding for assay offices and powerhouse to study territorial income for budget balancing.