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PFC reviews Child Care, DOS budgets ■ COMMITTEE: Co-op Family Center receives 6 percent increase The Programs Finance Com mittee passed the University Co op Family Center’s proposed 1997-98 budget unanimously without amendments and gave the Designated Driver Shuttle a budget increase as well at a meet ing Monday night. The Co-op Family Center — formerly the Amazon Co-op Child Center — is a non-profit corpora tion providing childcare at the University’s Spencer Butte Fami ly Housing Complex. Parents and ldds from the center were on hand to emphasize the importance of the service. The total budget of $98,308 was unanimously approved, a 6 per cent increase from last year’s allo cation of $92,160. The primary budget change is a new line item granting $25,800 as a teacher eq uity due to the lack of availability WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES Groups receiving increases for their 1997-98 budget: % CHANGE ORGANIZATIONAMOUNTFROM LAST YEAR Co-op Family Center$98,308.004-6.0% Designated Driver Shuttle$24,172.00 n/a EMERALD of work study and other student employees to hire. The teachers have worked longer hours and made up for the employee shortage, said the cur rent Co-op Director. In addition, the Director’s stipend was not in creased, a rarity in budget propos als. The Director said this was to encourage allocation of more funds to the hardworking teach ers. The Designated Driver Shuttle’s budget proposal passed after line items including payroll, mainte nance costs, printing, advertising and supplies were amended. DDS, which was funded last year by a student ballot measure at $11,522, was given a 57.3 percent increase, as opposed to the 82 per cent increase the group requested. PFC discussed increasing the DDS budget based on a new van the group will receive as a dona tion from Kendall Ford in March. At that time, said Director Ryan Ositis, DDS plans to use the older van on Friday and Saturday nights — or as needed — as a backup van. Maintenance costs were given a $1,000 increase, which is $500 less than the pro posed budget. 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