Gilbert Carbone

"... for Higher Education Rise in Idaho By EARLE L. JESTER BOISE (AP) In eight years. Idaho has doubled its expenditures for its state institutions of higher education. But Dr. Gilbert J. Carbone, the State Board oi Education's executive director for higher education, says that achievement has done no more than keep the state ln the same relative position with other states. Dr. ..."

"... the session last year. It was saved more by stalling tactics and procedural votes than by an affirmation of majority support for continuation in its present form. Further. Dr. Gilbert J. Carbone, executive director of higher education for the State Board, questioned status and undermined support for it among board members. Now comes the University of Washington report, which will be used ..."

"... and whether it will cripple or improve schools. "There are a number of people who are very violently opposed to the act.... I anticipate a very close vote," says Gilbert Carbone, an as director with the State Board for Community Colleges. Carbone fears thc bill could create a chaotic situation, in which professors might try to hike salaries by bargaining for money already earmarked as overhead for research projects. "The only constraint ..."

"... and whether it will cripple or improve schools. "There are a number of people who are very violently opposed to the act.... I anticipate a very close vote," says Gilbert Carbone, an assistant director with the State Board for Community Colleges. Carbone fears the bill could create a chaotic situation, in which professors might try to hike salaries by bargaining for money already earmarked as overhead for research projects. "The only constraint ..."