MINING NEWS: UA budget cuts imperil mining training programsUniversity seeks funds from state lawmakers to expand programs for new engineering, mining, oil and gas and construction jobs Rose Ragsdale For Mining News
Alaska lawmakers, grappling with a requested $36 million hike in the University of Alaska budget this year, could end up axing about $3 million aimed at training young Alaskans for the thousands of new jobs expected in the state’s mining, oil and gas, process and construction industries during the n....
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Training opportunities would be lost First priority existing programs
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