Day care, evaluation issues face legislators
By MARY BETH BOWEN
Of the Emerald
SALEM — Two important stu
dent issues will be up for consid
eration at the Capitol Thursday.
The long-awaited student day
care hearing is scheduled for a 1
p.m. hearing in Room 170 before
the Joint Ways and Means Sub
committee #4, and the student fac
ulty evaluations issue receives
its first hearing before the Senate
Education Committee at 3 p.m.
The day care bill, HB 2459,
would appropriate $3.65 million to
provide day care services for low
income students at community
colleges and state colleges and
universities.
Currently day care services are
provided only to community col
lege students registered in two
year vocational training programs
and juniors and seniors in four
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Funding forecasts for the bill
have been bleak. Rep. Vera Katz,
D-Portland, co-chairerof the Joint
Ways and Means Committee,
which controls the Legislature’s
purse-strings, told day care sup
porters two weeks ago that the
day care funding may hinge on
whether the Legislature funds the
the basic school support and
homeowner-renter relief pro
grams (HARRP) at the level ap
proved by the House. If the pro
grams (which have a combined
price tag in the $800 million range)
are fully funded, says Katz, the
Ways and Means Committee may
have to cut existing state agency
budgets.
If state agency budgets are cut,
Katz implied that the day care bid,
which is merely a program im
provement to a budget, will prob
haven’t shown responsible indica
tions that they can handle it."
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ably be a low priority for funding.
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among legislators that last week’s
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money off Gov. Straub's basic
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said he supports it, and Gov.
Straub last week appropriated $3
million in his budget to pay for it.
The freeze may cost over $3 mill
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