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Wednesday, May 26, 1976 A-9 The Post Crescent. Apgletan Neenan Wenosha. Wit. State news 9.88 I 1 Voc tuition hiked MADISON, Wis. (AP) A tuition increase of $1.55 per credit to $6.80 was approved Tuesday for Wisconsin's vocational-technical schools.

The state Board of Vocational, Technical an Adult Education took the action because of a provision in the state budget review bill. It called for the tuition, which was imposed for the first time in the 1975-77 state budget, to increase from 7 per cent to 9.5 per cent of instructional costs. But tuition for college parallel courses at vocational-technical schools was kept at $15 per credit, or 25 per cent of instructional costs. The board also approved new materials fees ranging from $2 per credit to per credit. Opposes SSI increase MADISON, Wis.

(AP) Manuel Carballo, secretary of the state Department of Health and Social Services, Tuesday defended his recommendation against passing on to the elderly increases scheduled July 1 in the federal Supplementary Security. Income program. "If the state passes through the full increase this year, which is federal money, next year any increase would have to be born 100 per cent by the state," Carballo told the Governor's Conference on the Status of Wisconsin's Elderly Women. Carballo, who said he has asked his staff to study the matter, indicated he favored a smaller increase in January to stretch the federal funds over three years. Carballo asked conference delegates to search for ways to provide gainful employment for elderly persons who seek it.

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"We are not coming in with any high handed tactics." Paul Belokin of Hayward, one the area businessmen who formed the Citizens League for Civil Rights recently, said he had heard of no incidents as a result of the new requirement. Baker said there had been a rapid increase in the number of individuals purchasing the tribe's $4.25 license since the requirement took effect Monday. The tribal chairman said the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources had been asked to honor tribal licenses off the reservation in return for state licenses being honored on the reservation, but had not responded to the proposal. Baker said the funds raised by the selling the tribal licenses would be used to stock lakes wjthin the reservation with fish. Asst.

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