Correspondence in regards to Reduction-in-Force Policy (staff), Committee recommendation for Group Health and Life Insurance Coverage for Fiscal Year 1986-1987. Executive Staff Meeting Agendas (some with handwritten notes) and Report on Executive Staff Meetings. Automated Voucher Generation. Programming assignments. Status report on the Honeywell update. Post-Board Meeting discussion. AT&T and telecommunication bids. 1986-1987 budget. Computer pay-off. Rusk Building renovations. Proposed uses for Proposition II monies. 3% raise for faculty. Cuts in General Administration (DOE and General Institutional Expense). Policy on reduction in force (staff). Collection procedures. Personnel requisition forms. Offices adequately staffed. Federal guidelines in regards to comp time. Fiscal Affair’s projects priority. AASCU standard for defining reduction in force. Request from the Governor for budget reductions (13% reduction). Summer terms (6 week term) and work schedule (4 10 hour work week) changes. Utility savings. Show cuts for O and M budgets. Guidelines for approval/disapproval of travel. Rusk Building renovations. Carpenter Case. Telephone system bids. Transcript analysis fee. General and Graduate Bulletin changes (listing fees). Cost reduction plan. Hours of the Childhood Lab. Consolidation of summer night classes. Four-day meal plan. You Program. Food Service operation and budget. Air conditioning be left on during summer orientation in certain buildings: Ferguson, Liberal Arts North, and the Kennedy Auditorium. Lufkin Telephone Exchange low bid. Students providing own phones. Site and statue prepared by Mr. Sutton. Guidelines from the Legislative Budget Board – 80% of budget. Create budget with cuts at 20%. Four day work week and departments that will not be affected. $ 1000.00 (thousand) to be available for faculty development funds. Inappropriate requests for additional compensation. Project 0475 (programming to provide grades to junior colleges on a yearly basis). Flag remedial courses. Project 0025 (automated voucher generation) combined with project 0010 (order tracking system). Rules and Regulations of the Board of Regents. Appointment, leave, promotion, and tenure letters. Approved changes in the Constitution and grievance panel. Purchase contract for Van Horn property on Carolyn Street. Liberal Arts Project. Turf work on practice field. Rusk Renovation Project. Naming of Homer Bryce Stadium. Union demonstrations. Telephone exchange change from 569 to 568. Increase in room and board fees. Financial system audit. Comptroller of Public Accounts – balances of the constitutional college building fund. Stadium project. Design selected for University flag. Texas flag flown at University entrance on North Street. Channel 2 TV broadcasting from Old Stone Fort. Reduce costs of institutional memberships. Library computer. Recommendation of the University Insurance Committee. Inpatient Certification Program (ICP). Office of Grants and Research to relocate to the Austin building. Increase in utility savings. Vacations. Proposal from the school of Education to charge fees for Jamison Bill and certification searches. Contingency plan for more budget reductions. Provisions (Policy on Reduction in Force) for priority for recalling employees and another for continuation (or not)of benefits. Rescind 3% salary increase without legislative action. Library book budget protected. Lawsuit for damages on the hot water piping system from Power Plant 1 to Liberal Arts North. Program 0227 (Revamp of admissions and graduate school information). Reduction in Force Procedure. Unexpended TSO Funds in the 1986-1987 Budget.