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Federal Support to Universities, Colleges, andSelected Nonprofit Institutions, Fiscal Year 1970. AReport to the President and Congress.National Science Foundation, Washington, D C 4

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ABSTRACTThis report is the third in a series of annual

reports to the President and Congress on current patterns of Federalfunding of research, development, and other science-relatedactivities at universities, colleges, and other nonprofitinstitutions. The various categories covered in the report are: (1)

trends in Federal support to universities and colleges; (2) totalprogram activities; (3) Federal obligations for academic science; (4)

Federal obligations for research and development; (5) Federallyfunded research and development centers administered by universitiesand colleges; (6) Federal support to independent researchinstitutions; and (7) Federally funded research and developmentcenters. Three concluding appendices contain technical notes,statistical tables, and information regarding Federal obligations to2-year institutions. (HS)

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ERRATA

P. 6 In the chart entitled, "Geographic distribution of total

Federal obligations to universities and colleges, FY 1970,

per degree granted, 1967-68," delete the wordy "Million,"

from each of the lines shown in the legend. Amounts

shown in the legend are actually in whole dollars.

P. 14 In the chart entitled, "Geographic distribution of Federal

R&D obligations to universities and colleges, FY 1970, per

Ph.D. degree awarded in the sciences and engineering, 1967-

68," dollar amounts were omitted from the legend. The

legend should read as follows:

1st lo : $160,462 - $989,167

2nd 10 : $117,165 - $148,205

3rd 10 : $ 94,088 - $117,140

4th lo : $ 79,334 - $ 90,603

All others: $ 34,648 - $ 78,390

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A REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS

Federal Support to Universities,Colleges,and Selected Nonprofit

r, Institutions,Fiscal Year 1970

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GENERAL NOTES

The Federal obligations in this study were reported by 13 agencies thataccounted for more than 95 percent of all Federal support to universitiesand colleges and approximately 85 percent of Federal obligations toresearch institutes and Federally Funded Research and DevelopmentCenters administered by nonprofit institutions.

Hospitals, professional and technical societies, academies of science,museums, and philanthropic foundations are not included in this study.These types of organizations account for approximately 40 percent oftotal Federal R&D support to nonprofit institutions.

Federal obligations are reported for the Federal fiscal year, ending June 30of the year shown.

Educational data are for the academic year, 1967-68.

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tre reported by 13 agencies thatIl Federal support to universitiesrcent of Federal obligations toed Research and Development

pcieties, academies of science,are not included in this study.

or approximately 40 percent ofistitutions.

ederal fiscal year, ending June 30

ear, 1967-68.

acknowledgments

This report was developed in the Statistical Surveys and Reports Section,National Science Foundation, under special guidance of Kenneth Sanow,Head. The survey was conducted and the report prepared under the directionof William L. Stewart, Study Director, Federal Ac idemic Science StudiesGroup. The data were compiled and the report written by Cecelia Hilgert andRobert Loycano. Irene Woodall supervised the preparation of statisticalraterial.

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL

Washington, D.C.

DEAR MR. PRESIDENT:

I have the honor to transmit to you this report, Federal Support to Uni-versities, Colleges, and Selected Nonprofit Institutions, Fiscal Year 1970 as

required by the National Science Foundation Act as amended throughAugust 1968.

Respectfully,W. D. McELROY,Director,National Science Foundation.

The HonorableThe President of the United States

Identical lette:3 have been sent to:The President of the Senate.The Speaker of the House of Representatives.

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This report is the third in a series of annual reports to the President andCongress on current patterns of Federal funding of research, development,and other sCience-related activities at universities, colleges, and other non-profit institutions, as required by the 1968 amendment to the NSF Act of1950. The report is designed to serve as an aid to the determination .ofscience funding policies by providing analyses of the agency, geographic, andinstitutional patterns of Federal academic science support.

The report was prepared under the general direction of Charles E. Falk,Director, Division of Science Resources Studies. The Data Management Sys-tems Office, Edgar W. Barrett, Data Management Systems Officer, was respon-sible for processing the data.

July 1971.

W. D. McElroy, DirectorNational Science Foundation

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I NTRODUCTION ix

PART I. FEDERAL SUPPORT TO UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

SECTION 1. Trends in Federal Support to Universities andColleges

Total Obligations by Agency and Type of Activity ......

SECTION 2.

APPENDIXES:

2 A. TechnicalB. Federal 0C. Statistical2

SECTION 2. Total Program Activities 4

Agency Distribution 4Geographic Distribution 4Institutional Distribution 7

SECTION 3. Federal Obligations for Academic Science 9

Agency Distribution 9Geographic Distribution 9I nstitution a I Distribution 10

SECTION 4. Federal Obligations for Research andDevelopment 12

Agency Distribution 12

Geographic Distribution 12

Institutional Distribution 15

R&D Plant 16

SECTION 5. Federally Funded Research and Development Cen-ters Administered by Universities and Colleges 17

Agency Distribution 20Institutional Distribution 23

PART II. FEDERAL SUPPORT TO SELECTED NONPROFIT INSTITU-TIONS

SECTION 1. FedeTal Support to Independent Pesearchinstitutions 26

Agency Distribution 26Institutional Distribution 26

Table

1. Number of unisize of Federal

2. Federal obligaiadministered b

3. Federal obligaladministered tof support, fis

4. Federal obliga,institutions by1970

5. Federal obl iga,geographic div

6. Federal obligatFunded Reseainstitutions, 0:

IVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

Support to Universities and

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Agency and Type of Activity 2

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CONTENTS

SECTION 2. Federally Funded Research and DevelopmehtPage

Centers 30

Agency Distribution 30

APPENDIXES:

A. Technical Notes 34B. Federal Obligations to 2-year Institutions 38C. Statistical Tables 41

tion 4 Text Tablestion 7

for Academic Science 9Table

1. Number of universities and colleges receiving Federal obligations ranked by9 size of Federal program, fiscal year 1970 7

tion 9 2. Federal obligations to Federally Funded Research and Development Centerstion 10 administered by universities and colleges, fiscal years 1963-70 18

for Research and 3. Federal obligations to Federally Funded Research and Development Centers12 administered by universities and colleges, by agency, institution, and type

12of support, fiscal year 1970 21

tion 124. Federal obligations for research and development to independent research

institutions by geographic division, State, institution, and agency, fiscal yeartion 15 1970 27

165. Federal obligations for R&D plant to independent research institutions by

esearch and Development Cen- geographic division, State, institution, and agency, fiscal year 1970 29

y Universities and Colleges 17 6. Federal obligations for research and development and R&D plant to Federally

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Independent Research

Funded Research and Development Centers, administered by nonprofitinstitutions, fiscal years 1968, 1969, and 1970 31

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Distribution of Federal support to universities and colleges, by type of activity and agency, FY 1970

R &Dplant

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Total obligations $3.2 Billion

PERCENT OF TOTAL

10 20 30 40 50 80I I tillHEW

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I obligations $3.2 Billion

PERCENT OF TOTAL

0 20 30 40 50 60LIII II112.03.2

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SUMMARY

TOTAL PROGRAM SUPPORT

Between fiscal years 1969 and 1970 Federalfunds to universities and colleges declined by$227 million, or nearly 7 percent, to a level of$3,227 million. This represents the lowest levelof funding since 1966 and the first decline, inactual dollars, in direct Federal support since1963, the first year for which complete data areavailable. Much of the decline in Federal supportmay be attributed to a recent shift in Governmentpolicy away from direct Federal grants for facili-ties construction to subsidized interest chargeson loans from non-Government sources. Initia-tion of this new policy had the effect of reducingthe Office of Education's (OE's) grants for the con-struction of facilities from $248 million in fiscalyear 1969 to $73 million in fiscal year 1970.

AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

Of the 13 agencies included in this study, 6allocated 97 percent of all Federal obligations touniversities and colleges in 1970. Despite a 1969-70 net drop of $242 million in total direct supportfrom the Department of Health, Education, andWelfare (HEW) for higher education, this agencycontinues to be the principal source of Federalagency fundsawarding 64 percent of all Federalobligations in 1970. At considerably lower levelswere the National Science Foundation (NSF) andthe Department of Defense (DOD). Together,these agencies accounted for less than one-thirdof the HEW total and about 20 percent of theFederal total. Fluctuations in funding levels ofNSF, DOD, and the remaining three major agencysources of supportDepartment of Agriculture(USDA), National Aeronautics and Space Ad-ministration (NASA), and Atomic Energy Com-mission (AEC)were small and did not exhibitany particular pattern of change.

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GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION

In 1970 the East North Central division replacthe Middle Atlantic States as the leading groof States receiving Federal support. Of the $1million decline in funds to the Middle AtlanStates, New Jersey accounted for $44 milli(New York, $42 million; and Pennsylvania,million. The 47-percent drop in support to NJersey is in large part due to a return to a rmnormal funding level for that State, whose toin 1969 was increased by a $35 million grantthe New Jersey College of Medicine and Dtistry. Among the nine major geographic divisi(the only increase in 1970 support, compawith 1969, occurred in the third-ranked SoAtlantic division, which showed a net increasd6 percent, or $29 million. The increase inSouth Atlantic total for 1970 was primarily attutable to higher totals for Florida, the DistricColumbia, and Virginia.

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RANKING OF INSTITUTIONS

Although funding to the first 100 institutions intotal Federal support fell by 4 percent$98 mil-lionfrom 1969 to 1970, relative concentration offunds for this group of institutions increasedfrom 69 percent to 71 percent of total obligationsto all universities and colleges.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technolou(MIT), the leading recipient of Federal funds foreach of the last 8 years, in 1970 became the firstinstitution to go over the $100 million level inFederal support. The figure for MIT was 70 per-cent higher than the total reported for second-ranked University of Michigan. DOD and NASAallocated 17 percent and 20 percent, respectively,of their total academic R&D funds to MIT, and ac-counted for 70 percent of total Federal oblige-tions to this institution in 1970.

For other institutions in the first 100, however,there was a wide range of funding changes. TheUniversity of Cincinnati moved up from 71st po-sition in 1969 to ninth place in 1973. The unusual-ly high ranking for this university in 1970 wasthe result of a $34.2 million-263-percentin-crease in Federal support, virtually all of it fromthe National Institutes of Health (NIH) for theconstruction and improvement of medical schoolfacilities. Harvard University, on the other hand,experienced a $14 million-20-percentdecline inFederal funds, lowering this institution fromsecond place in 1969 to fourth place in 1970.

ACADEMIC SCIENCE

The impact of the 1969-70 reduction upon indi-vidual types of programs varied markedly. Aca-demic science funding fell by $193 million, or 8percenta dollar decrease nearly 6 times the$33 million decline, or 3 percent, in nonscience

supportAmong the six agencies providing major aca-

demic science support, $100 million or more,HEW, DOD, and AEC reported reductions of $245

million (19 percent), $13 million (5 percent), and

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$7 million (5 percent), respectively. The incrvsesreported by the remaining agencies were notsufficient to offset the sharp reduction in the levelof HEW funding. However, the Department ofAgriculture, placing more emphasis on its agri-cultural extension program, showed a significantincrease in 1970$26 million, or 17 percent, overthe previous year.

HEW's quarter-billion-dollar decline in aca-demic science support had a considerable effecton the science-nonscience mix of funds, at both

the agency and Government-wide levels. In 1970HEW academic science support fell below its non-science total for the first time. At the all-agencylevel, nonscience funding, although declining by$33 million, increased its share of total Federalprogram support for the sixth consecutive year to33 percent.

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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Federal obligations for the performance of re-search and development at universities and col-leges in 1970 amounted to $1,464 million, or 45

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The most notable 1969-70 R&Dcured in the totals reported by HEwhose R&D operations supportpercent and 5 percent, respectively.subdivision of HEW, except the FolAdministration (FDA), reported sizain its academic R&D totals. DOD'!R&D total was in large part a resullgressional requirement that DOD Iport of research to that which hasapparent relationship to its defe(section 203 of the Armed Services AAct, Fiscal Year 1970).

CONCENTRATION OF R&D FUNDS

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CONCENTRATION OF R&D FUNDS

Between 1969 and 1970 the 2-percent reductionin Federal R&D obligations was accompanied bya 5-percent reduction in the number of academic

re- institutions receiving such support. Of the 585ol- institutions awarded Federal R&D funds in 1970,45 the 10 receiving the largest amounts accounted

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for $403 million. Although representing less than2 percent of all universities and colleges receiv-ing Federal R&D support in 1970, these 10 insti-tutions account for more than one-fourth of totalR&D funds and more than one-fifth of total Ph.D.degrees awarded in the sciences and engineering.The concentration of total R&D funds going tothis group of institutions increased slightlyfrom26.5 percent in 1969 to 27.5 percent in 1970. Thelargest R&D increase at the institution level,$6.2 million, went to the University of California-San Diego.

FEDERALLY FUNDED RESEARCH ANDDEVELOPMENT CENTERS ADMINISTERED BYUNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

Federally Funded Research and DevelopmentCenters (FFRDC's) administered by universitiesand colleges, 36 separately incorporated organiza-tions performing R&D work upon direct requestor under a broad charter from a Federal agency,received $961 million in Federal support in 1970.This sum, representing a 5-percent increase over1969, was the largest amount of funds ever re-ported for these institutions. The Atomic EnergyCommission and the National Aeronautics andSpace Administration together accounted formore than four-fifths of total Federal support toacademically associated FFRDC's in 1970.

SELECTED NONPROFIT INSTITUTIONS

The 54 independent, nonprofit research institu-tions and 27 Federally Funded Researckand De-velopment Centers administered by nonprofit in-stitutions included in this study received ;158million and $273 million, respectively, for researchand development and R&D plant in 1970. TheDepartment of Defense was the leading sourceof Federal support, accounting for $82 million, or52 percent, of the research institution total, and$162 million, or 59 percent, of the FFRDC total.

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BACKGROUND

This report is intended to fill two roles. It con-stitutes the third in a series of annual reports tothe President and Congress, authorized by Sec-tion 3(a)(7) of the National Science FoundationAct of 1950, as amended in August 1968, on Fed-eral obligations for research and development andR&D plant at institutions of higher education andselected other nonprofit organizations. It alsorepresents the sixth annual report on Federalobligations for academic science and other edu-cational activities. This latter responsibility wasundertaken by the National Science Foundationon behalf of the Committee on Academic Scienceand Engineering (CASE) of the Federal Councilon Science and Technology (FCST) which, in1965, established the data collection system thatnow serves the needs of both report objectives.

As a report to the President and Congress, thispublication contains several sections that focuson the distribution and pattern of Federal obli-gations for research and development among theNation's universities, colleges, associated Fed-erally Funded Research and Development Centers(FFRDC's), and selected other nonprofit institu-tions. The report provides analyses of this Federalsupport by geographic locality and institution in-ciuding comparisons of the relationship betweenthe distribution of Federal R&D support and cer-tain educational variables such as the distribu-tion of science degrees awarded. Sections ofthe report primarily devoted to a discussion ofFederal R&D obligations are 4 and 5 of part I,and all of part II.

The FCST's scope of interest coversFederal R&D support to universities, colleassociated FFRDC's, but also Federaamounting to nearly $2 billion annuallyscience and nonscience programs.1 The ein the remaining sections, therefore, is pltwo broader views of Federal involvementer education: (1) academic science supi(2) total program support (encompassingand nonscience activities).

This report is expected to provide an atool to the science policymaking brancheernment in developing programs for (1) inscientific capability among the various insand (2) improving the geographical anctional balance in the distribution of FederThe latter objective involves an examirfunding patterns within the context of anscientific mission and the availability ofresources (both actual and potential) anvarious States and institutions.

SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS OF DATA

Data included in this report for fiscal ywere reported by 13 Federal agencies:

Department of AgricultureAtomic Energy CommissionDepartment of CommerceDepartment of DefenseDepartment of Health, Education, and Welfar

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The FCST's scope of interest covers not onlyFederal R&D support to universities, colleges, andassociated FFRDC's, but also Federal fundsamounting to nearly $2 billion annually for otherscience and nonscience programs.1 The emphasisin the remaining sections, therefore, is placed ontwo broader views of Federal involvement in high-er education: (1) academic science support and(2) total program support (encompassing scienceand nonscience activities).

This report is expected to provide an analyticaltool to the science policymaking branches of Gov-ernment in developing programs for (1) increasingscientific capability among the various institutionsand (2) improving the geographical and institu-tional balance in the distribution of Federal funds.The latter objective involves an examination offunding patterns within the context of an agency'sscientific mission and the availability of scientificresources (both actual and potential) among thevarious States and institutions.

SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS OF DATA

Data included in this report for fiscal year 1970were reported by 13 Federal agencies:

Department of AgricultureAtomic Enere CommissionDepartment of CommerceDepartment of DefenseDepartment of Health, Education, and Welfare

1The CASE data system, as originally established, didnot encompass data for "selected other nonprofit institu-tions."

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INTRODUCTION

Department of the fnteriorNational Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNational Science FoundationOffice of Economic OpportunityDepartment of Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment of TransportationDepartment of 'LaborAgency for International Development

Eight agencies were included in the surveyfor each of the years 1963-67, 12 for 1968 and 1969,and 13 for 1970. The additional agencies in eachof the last 3 years constitute the "other agencies"category used throughout the report in tabula-tions and discussions concerned with agencydetail.

Excluding the Atomic Energy Commission,which reported in terms of cost3, dollar amountsrepresent actual obligations incurred by the agen-cies during a fiscal year, regardless of when thefunds were expended. Funds from the respondingagencies comprised more than 95 percent of allFederal support going to the institutions coveredby this study. In 1970 these institutions included2,352 universities and colleges, 36 academicallyassociated FFRDC's, 54 selected research per-forming organizations, and 27 FFRDC's managedby nonprofit institutions.

Obligations data for universities and collegesinclude Federal support awarded directly to indi-vidual institutions. Excluded are loans, funds forFederal employee training, and funds obligatedto State agencies for support of higher education.Annual totals shown in this report represent fundsobligated by Federal agencies during the Gov-ernment's fiscal year, beginning July 1 and ending

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June 30. The date of award as recorded by aFederal agency may differ from the date an awardis received or accepted by an institution. For thisreason, there may not be strict comparability be-tween totals reported by Federal agencies andthose computed by the institution* themselves.

Another source of difference between Federalagencies' and individual institutions' totals is thereporting of obligations to "central systems"obligations that are reported under a universitysystemwide entry and not in terms of the final

distribution to individual institutionsthe system. The funding agency usureport the individual institutional arcause the agency is not able to dEthe time the award is made how the fLdistributed among institutions within"Central system" totals in this reporlto more than $34 million obligated tosystems in fiscal year 1970.2 Althoughobligations represent only 1 percentobligations to all U.S. institutions of

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distribution to individual institutions comprisingthe system. The funding agency usually cannotreport the individual institutional amounts be-cause the agency is not able to determine atthe time the award is made how the funds will bedistributed among irititutions within the system."Central system" totals in this report amountedto more than $34 million obligated to 21 differentsystems in fiscal year 1970.2 Although these totalobligations represent only 1 percent of Federalobligations to all U.S. institutions of higher edu-

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cation, the ratio of these undistributed obligationsto a system's total obligations is generally muchhigher than 1 percent. The effect on some individ-ual institutional tOtals can be significant sinceobligations reported for member institutions ofa system are understated to the extent that "cen-tral system" obliptions filter down to them.

'A list of the 21 sAtems receiving obligations in fiscalyear 1970 can be found in the technical notes, appendixA, p. 34. Dollar amounts are shown in appendix tables C-13,C-14, C-15.

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PART I

federal support to universities and colleges

SECTION 1.

trends in federal support to universities and coll

In fiscal year 1970 Federal obligations to institu-tions of higher education declined by 7 percent to$3,227 million, the lowest level since 1966. Federalsupport to universities and colleges increased ineach of the years between 1963 and 1969. Thedecline of total Federal aid in 1970, therefore,represented the first reduction in funds going toinstitutions of higher education in the 8 years forwhich data have been available.

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There are notable differences beiin Federal aid to higher educationof (1) total Federal budget outlaysof the economy), (2) gross na

(GNP) and (3) total higher educatioIn the 1967-70 period Federal oblhigher education programs and ac;showed minimal growth in 1968 anclined by 7 percent and 8 percespectively, while total Federal budithe GNP each grew at an average7 percent over the 3-year period.penditures by institutions of hilincreased at an annual rate of !

this interval. This latter compari+hat the proportion of total highe;penses (exclusive of loans) borneGovernment has shown a mark1967, for example, Federal obligatsities and colleges amounted to allpercent of total expenditures bytutions; by 1970 this proportion14 percent.

TOTAL OBLIGATIONS BY AGENCACTIVITY

In each year since 1963 institueducation have received betweenthree-fourths of their total Federtwo agencies, HEW and NSF. Sihas obligated more funds to acade

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There are notable differences between the trendin Federal aid to higher education and the trendsof (1) total Federal budget outlays (to all sectorsof the economy), (2) gross national product(GNP) and (3) total higher education expenditures.In the 1967-70 period Federal obligations for allhigher education programs and academic scienceshowed minimal growth in 1968 and 1969 and de-clined by 7 percent and 8 percent in 1970, re-spectively, while total Federal budget outlays andthe GNP each grew at an average annual rate of7 percent over the 3-year period. Moreover, ex-penditures by institutions of higher educationincreased at an annual rate of 9 percent overthis interval. This latter comparison illustratesthat the proportion of total higher education ex-penses (exclusive of loans) borne by the FederalGovernment has shown a marked decline. In1967, for example, Federal obligations to univer-sities and colleges amounted to approximately 19percent of total expenditures by academic insti-tutions; by 1970 this proportion had dropped to14 percent.

TOTAL OBLIGATIONS BY AGENCY AND TYPE OFACTIVITY

In each year since 1963 institutions of highereducation have received between two-thirds andthree-fourths of their total Federal support fromtwo agencies, HEW and NSF. Since 1965 HEWhas obligated more funds to academic institutions

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than all other agencies combined, and more than5 times as much as second-ranked NSFalthoughHEW's funding in the last 3 years has shown aslight decline. Over the past 3 years NSF's shareof the Federal total for all program support hasfluctuated between 11 percent and 13 percentThe proportion of funds accounted for by theother agencies, after falling off sharply from 35percent of the Federal total in 1963 to 21 percent

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in 1967, rose steadily since then to more than24 percent in 1970. Much of this increase may beattributed to the inclusion of five agencies that,prior to 1968, were either not in existence or didnot award sufficiently large amounts of funds touniversities and colleges to be included in earlierreports1

The impact of the 1969-70 reduction upon indi:vidual types of programs varied markedly. Aca-demic science funding fell by $193 million, or8 percent, a decrease nearly 6 times the $33 mil-lion decline, or 3 percent, in nonscience support.The sizable decrease in academic science sup-

1These agencies are the Agency for International De-velopment, the Office of Economic Opportunity, and theDepartments of Housing and Urban Development, Labor,and Transportation.

port, following 2 years of minimal growth, brougFederal academic science outlays to the lowedollar level since 1966, and reduced the acaderrscience portion of total program support topercent. Nonscience funding, on the other haralthough declining by $33 million, increasedshare of total program support for the sixth ccsecutive year, from 6 percent in 1964 to 33 plcent in 1970.

Much of the 1969-70 decline in Federal suppimay be attributed to a recent shift in GovernmEpolicy away from direct Federal support of facties toward the subsidizing of interest paymeron loans financed through non-Governm(sources. This new policy had the effect of red(ing the Office of Education's grants for the c(struction of facilities by $175 million betwe1969 and 1970.

Academic science activities reflected the saipattern of change found at the Federal-wide lefor most of the major funding agencies. The ptern for the National Science Foundation, II(ever, in the last 2 years varied considerably frthe norm. In 1969 NSF's total support declined13.2 percent, compared to a 0.5-percent incre;at the all-agencies level; in 1970 NSF fundingcreased by 5.6 percent, while Federal obligati(as a whole declined by 8.2 percent.

Following a period of continuous grovthroughout the first 7 years, Federal obligati(for academic research and development declirin 1970 by $31 million, to $1,464 million. Althotthe decrease in obligations for R&D operatilmeasured only 2.1 percent, the smallest relaldecline among the various categories of suppthe impact on the actual level of R&D activiiand the capability to perform future researchmuch greater than the 2.1-percent reduclwould indicatedue to (1) the decreasingchasing power of the R&D dollar and (2)sharp decline in R&D plant support When the

e thanmay be$ that,or didnds toearlier

on indi:ly. Aca-lion, or$33 mil-upport.

ce sup-

Iona! De-and thet, Labor,

port, following 2 years of minimal growth, broughtFederal academic science outlays to the lowestdollar level since 1966, and reduced the academicscience portion of total program support to 67percent Nonscience funding, on the other hand,although declining by $33 million, increased itsshare of total program support for the sixth con-secutive year, from 6 percent in 1964 to 33 per-cent in 1970.

Much of the 1969-70 decline in Federal supportmay be attributed to a recent shift in Governmentpolicy away from direct Federal support of facili-ties toward the subsidizing of interest paymentson loans financed through non-Governmentsources. This new policy had the effect of reduc-ing the Office of Education's grants for the con-struction of facilities by $175 million between1969 and 1970.

Academic science activities reflected the samepattern of change found at the Federal-wide levelfor most of the major funding agencies. The pat-tern for the National Science Foundation, how-ever, in the last 2 years varied considerably fromthe norm. In 1969 NSF's total support declined by13.2 percent, compared to a 0.5-percent increaseat the all-agencies level; in 1970 NSF funding in-creased by 5.6 percent, while Federal obligationsas a whole declined by 8.2 percent.

Following a period of continuous growththroughout the first 7 years, Federal obligationsfor academic research and development declinedin 1970 by $31 million, to $1,464 million. Althoughthe decrease in obligations for R&D operationsmeasured only 2.1 percent, the smallest relativedecline among the various categories of support,the impact on the actual level of R&D activitiesand the capability to perform future research wasmuch greater than the 2.1-percent reductionwould indicatedue to (1) the decreasing pur-chasing power of the R&D dollar and (2) thesharp decline in R&D plant support. When the $30

million decrease in R&D plant is taken into ac-count, Federal support for the total R&D effort,including operations and plant, fell by 3.9 per-cent, nearly double the size of the drop in R&Doperations alone.

Declines in HEW and NSF facilities supportwere the principal factors accounting for the 51percent and 16 percent reductions in Federalobligations for R&D plant and "other scienceactivities," respectively. Construction funds foracademic science activities are used for bothresearch and educational purposes. As such,these funds may be reported as R&D plant or as"other science activities."

R&D plant support, which was relatively stablefrom 1963-67, fell sharply since then. The 1970total of $28 million is less than one-half theamount obligated in 1969 and less than one-fourththe 1967 total. NSF and HEW accounted for four-fifths of the $89 million drop in the level of R&Dplant support since 1967. NSF's R&D plant obli-gations declined to $19 million in 1970, approxi-mately one-third of its 1967 total, while HEW'sR&D plant support fell to nearly zero.

Obligations for "other science activities,"reaching a peak of $883 million in 1967, also havefallen steadily since then to $676 million. Thisdecrease stems from cuts in instructional facili-ties as mentioned above, and "other science ac-tivities" which include support for fellowshipsand traineeships. These types of direct studentaid sponsored primarily by the Office of Educa-tion, National Institutes of Health and NationalScience Foundation are budgeted at lower levelsin 1971 and 1972. Taking into account the currentshift of emphasis away from direct support ofconstruction, fellowship, and traineeship pro-grams, it is expected that funding of "other sci-ence activities" will continue to. decline in 1971

and 1972.

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SECTION 2.

total program activities

Data on "total program activities" include Fed-eral funding of academic scienceresearch anddevelopment, R&D plant, and "other science ac-tivities"and nonscience activities. This sectionpresents an overview of the agency, geographic,and institutional patterns of Federal higher edu-cation support. Funding patterns shown in thisand the following sections indicate that whileFederal obligations to universities and collegescontinued to be highly concentrated in 1970, thedistribution of support was, in general, compara-ble to distribution patterns found for other re-lated variables, such as population, degreesgranted, and students enrolltml.

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AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

Of the 13 agencies included in thisallocated 97 percent of all Federal obligauniversities and colleges in 1970. Despite70 net decline of $242 million in totasupport from HEW; this agency continuethe principal source of Federal agencyawarding 64 percent of Federal obligalhigher education in 1970. Following at ciably lower levels were NSF and DOD. T1these two agencies accounted for less ththird of the HEW total and about 20 peithe Federal total. Fluctuations in fundinof NSF, DOD, and the remaining threoagency sources of supportthe DepartrAgriculture (USDA), National AeronautlSpace Administration (NASA), and Ato;ergy Commission (AEC)had little effectnet change in total Federal support.


In 1970 the East North Central division rthe Middle Atlantic States as the leadinof States receiving Federal support. Tdecline of $102 million in funds to the Mi!antic States is in part due to a return totypical funding level for institutionsJersey, whose total in 1969 was inflatedmillion facilities grant for the New Jerseyof Medicine and Dentistry. Among the nigeographic divisions the only increasesupport, compared with 1969, occurredthird-ranked South Atlantic division,

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sectiongraphic,her edu-

in thisat whilecolleges

1970, theompara-ther re-degrees

FY INS

AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

Of the 13 agencies included in this study, 6allocated 97 percent of all Federal obligations touniversities and colleges in 1970. Despite a 1969-70 net decline of $242 million in total directsupport from HEW; this agency continues to bethe principal source of Federal agency fundsawarding 64 percent of Federal obligations .tohigher education in 1970. Following at consider-ably lower levels were NSF and DOD. Together,these two agencies accounted for less than one-third of the HEW total and about 20 percent ofthe Federal total. Fluctuations in funding levelsof NSF, DOD, and the remaining three majoragency sources of supportthe Department ofAgriculture (USDA), National Aeronautics andSpace Administration (NASA), and Atomic En-ergy Commission (AEC)had little effect on thenet change in total Federal support.


In 1970 the East North Central division replacedthe Middle Atlantic States as the leading groupof States receiving Federal support. The 1970decline of $102 million in funds to the Middle At-lantic States is in part due to a return to a moretypical funding level for institutions in NewJersey, whose total in 1969 was inflated by a $35million facilities grant for the New Jersey Collegeof Medicine and Dentistry. Among the nine majorgeographic divisions the only increase in 1970support, compared with 1969, occurred in thethird-ranked South Atlantic division, which

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showed a rise of 6 percent, or $29 million. Mostof this increase is attributable to higher totalsfor two States, Florida and Virginia, and the Dis-trict of Columbia.

Federal funds to academic institutions are con-centrated in three eastern geographic divisionsand one western geographic division of the Na-tion. The East North Central, Middle Atlantic,South Atlantic, and Pacific divisions, representing21 States and the District of Columbia, accountedfor 60 percent of institutions receiving Federalsupport in 1970, 63 percent of all bachelor's and

PM.I......mATON.

Geographic distribution of total Federal obligations to universities and

(Dollars in millions)

10211111.

NEV.

Pacific*$493.4

Mountain$166.0

IDAHO

ARIZ.

West North Central$239.2 East North Central

$552.9

MONT. N. OAK.

S. OAK.

WYO. /L NEBR.

*Includes Abdo and Hawaii

N. MEX.

°MbHAWAII

SOURCE: National Science Foundation (CASE).

OKLA. ARK.

West South Central$230.2

MISS.

East South Central$165.1

El 1st 10: Ov

IIII 2nd 10: $57

IIII 3rd 10: $29

4th 10: $15

0 All Others: S4

I Federal obligations to universities and colleges, FY 1910

(Doilars in millions)

West North Central$239.2 East North Central

$552.9

. MEX,

Olp°OS

HAWAII

iation ICASEI.

N. DAK.

S. DAK.

NEBR

OKLA ARK.


AL./IL

S.C.

MISS.

VT.

New England

MAINE $338.3

N.H.MASS.R.I.CCM.

Middle AtlanticN.J. $525.1DE L .

MD.

South Atlantic$496.0


1111 1st 10: Over $92 Million

II 2nd 10: $57 $91 Million

1111 3rd 10: $29 $56 Million

4th 10: $15 $28 Million

All Others: $4 $14 Million

higher degrees awarded, 66 percent of the popu-lation, and 64 percent of total Federal funds for

higher education.Of the first 10 States in Federal support, 8

are found in these divisions with 5 of the 8 lo-cated in the East North Central and MiddleAtlantic divisions. These two divisions each re-ceived between 16 percent and 17 percent oftotal Federal obligations and between 17 percent

and 18 percent of HEW and NSF obligations in1970. The leading divisional recipient of fundsfor NSF, however, was the Pacific, with 21 percent

of the NSF total.Although Federal funds to institutions of higher

education are directed more towards the easterninstitutions, a westward shift which parallelsrecent rapid growth in population and the number

of academic institutions is under way in the 24States of the four western divisions, particularlyin the Pacific States. In 1963 the number of insti-tutions receiving funds in the western divisionswas 284; by 1970 both the number of institutionsand the number of dollars had tripled, comparedto a somewhat smaller rate of growth for easterninstitutions. From 1963-70 the percentage increase

of Federal support to western universities andcolleges was 16 percent higher than that forinstitutions in the rest of the United States.

Ten States accounted for 56 percent of totalFederal aid to higher education in fiscal year1970 and 53 percent of total degrees awarded inacademic year 1968. ljata for each of the 10States except Massachusetts show reasonably

close agreement between proportion of fundsreceived and proportion of degrees awarded.

The disparity between the percentages of fundsand degrees for Massachusetts can be explainedin large part by the large amount of mission orien-ted R&D support. Funding of R&D activities atMassachusetts institutions comprised 68 percentof the State total, compared to a national averageof 45 percent. At Massachusetts Institute of Tech-nology. and Harvard University, which togetheraccount for 64 percent of total support to theState, the ratio of R&D obligations to total sup-

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port was 92 percent and 68 percent, respectively.California and New York accounted for one-fifth

of total Federal support to universities and col-leges, but also awarded nearly one-fifth of alldegrees. California, New York, and Massachu-setts, the three leading States in total Federalsupport, also placed more institutions in the first100 in terms of amounts obligated than any of theother States. Twenty-four of the first 100 institu-tions were located in these three States.

The ratio of total Federal support to the num-ber of degrees awarded in all fields by U.S. insti-tutions of higher education (bachelor's or higher)amounted to $3,716 per degree granted. Amongthe States, the ratio of Federal funds per degreegranted showed a wide variation, although notgenerally as wide as a comparison between theStates with the highest and lowest ratios wouldindicate; e.g., Alaska, $24,555 per degree andMaine, $1,576 per degree. The Alaska figure fallswell outside the distribution pattern for the other50 geographic areas. The range between the ra-tios for the second highest area, the District ofColumbia, $7,447 per degree, and for Maine pre-

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Geographic distribution of t

FY 19

IDAH0

Pacific$4,766

AL- -.41111110.

MO,

Mounta

$3,741

ARIZ.

MON

MIP

*Includes Alaska and Hawaii

SOURCE: National Science Found

spective ly.r one-fifth

s and col-fth of allVassachu-al Federaln the firstany of the00 institu-es.the num-U.S. insti-or higher)4:1. Among

cler degreehough nottween thetios wouldegree andigure fallsr the otherpn the ra-District ofvtaine pre-

Geographic distribution of total Federal obligations to universities and colleges,

FY 1970, per degree granted, 1967-68

U.S. TOTAL: $3,716

Pacific"$4,766

AL-

Mountain West North Central

$3,748 $2,859

MONT

IDAHO

/ARIZ.

VIP

Inchr4es Alaska and Hawaii

r--r."7"vihri,N. DAK.

S. DAK,

NEBR

KANS.

East North Central

$3,143

New England

MAINE $5'098

VT.

N.H.

MASS.

R.I.

CONN.

Middle AtlanticNJ. $3,246DEL.

D.

IOWA

VA:

OKLA ARK

West South Central

$3,125

SOURCE: National Science Foundation (CASE); Office of Education

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South Atlantic$4,688

East South Central

$3,443

1st 10: $4,808 $24,555 Million

2nd 10: $3,630 $4,710 Million

3rd 10: $3,115 $3,549 Million

4th 10: $2,639 $3,090 Million

EI All Others: $1,576 $2,629 Million

sents a more realistic basis for comparison of thefunding levels among the various geographicareas. The ratio for obligations per degree grantedfor these two areas is 5:1. Considering only dollartota/s, the comparable ratio is 13:1. The use ofdegree data to normalize geographic comparisonsof the distribution of Federal funds to universitiesand colleges is illustrated by the vast differencebetween ratios computed with and without de-gree data for the States receiving the highestand lowest level of Federal funding in 1970. NewYork, the second-highest recipient, received $320million compared to $4 million obligated to insti-tutions in Delaware for a ratio of 73:1. Incorpo-rating degree data reduces this ratio to 1.2:1.0New York, $3,623 per degree; Delaware, $2,913per degree.

Utilizing funds per degree granted to compareState totals to the U.S. average shows Californiaand New York, the first- and second-rankingStates in terms of obligations received, ranked11 and 20, respectively, in funds per degreegranted. In fact, New York's $3,623 per degreegranted was nearly 3 percent below the U.S.average.

Only 3 of the first 10 States in total Federalsupport are also in the first 10 States in termsof Federal support per degree awarded. Five ofthe first 10 StatesPennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois,Michigan, and Texasfall in the middle-to-lowrange. These States, while appearing in the top10 in overall Federal support, are receiving av-erage to below average support in relation to thenumber of degrees awarded. On the other hand,2 of the last 10 States in total obligations, Nevadaand Alaska, were in the first 10 States when Fed-eral funds were related to degree production.

INSTITUTIONAL DISTRIBUTION

The first 295 institutions, representing less than13 percent of all universities and colleges, eachreceived $1 million or more in Federal obligationsduring 1970. Total funds to these universities and

444-479 0 - 72 - 2

Table I.Nullra

Size of Federal Pn

Total

$10 million or more

$5 million to $9.9 milli(

$1 million to $4.9 milli(

$500,000 to.$999,000

$100,000 to $499,000

Less than $100,000 . .

a Does not include $34,these funds could notfrom this table.

SOURCE: National Scl

colleges amounted to more the89 percent of Federal obligatictions of higher education.

Institutions receiving less tttprised more than 1,100 schcxwhich were 2-year institutions.lowest support class made upuniversities and colleges receilport, but accounted for little mcof total Federal funds (table 1).

Although funding to the firsttotal Federal support fell by 4lionfrom 1969 to 1970, relativefunds for this group of insti'from 69 percent to 71 percent oto all universities and colleges.

The Massachusetts Institut(MIT), the leading recipient ofeach of the last 8 years, in 197(institution to go over the $10(

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onsitiesncede-

hestNew$320nsti-rPe.1.0,913

parerniaking

nkedgreegreeU.S.

Table 1.Nlmber of universities and colleges receiving Federal obligations

rab:!ced by size of Federal program, fiscal year 1970

[Dollars in thousands]

Size of Federal ProgramTotM obligations Number of institutions

AmountPercent

distribution AmountPercent

distribution

Totth $3,192,4998 100.00 2,352 100.00

$10 million or more 2,142,906 67.12 83 3.53

$5 million to $9.9 million . . . . 365,152 11.44 52 2.21

$1 million to $4.9 million . . . . 340,925 10.68 160 6.80

$500,000 to4999,000 126,433 3.96 164 7.82

$100.000 to $499,000 174,020 5.45 764 32.48

Less than $100,000 43,063 1.35 1,109 47.15

a Does not Include $34,238,000 reported under central offices of university systems (central systems);these funds could not be tabulated for Individual member institutions and, therefore, were excludedfrom this table.


deral colleges amounted to more than $2.8 billion, orerms 89 percent of Federal obligations to all institu-e of tions of higher education.

inois, Institutions receiving less than $100,000 com-o-low prised more than 1,100 schools, over 803 of

top which were 2-year institutions. Schools in thisg av- lowest support class made up 47 percent of allo the universities and colleges receiving Federal sup-hand, port, but accounted for little more than 1 percentvada of total Federal funds (table 1).Fed- Although funding to the first 100 institutions in

ion. total Federal support fell by 4 percent$99 mil-lionfrom 1969 to 1970, relative concentration offunds for this group of institutions increasedfrom 69 percent to 71 percent of total obligationsto all universities and colleges.

than The Massachusetts Institute of Technologeach (MIT), the leading recipient of Federal funds fortions ; each of the last 8 years, in 1970 became the firstand institution to go over the $100 million level in

Federal support. MIT received 3.1 percent oftotal Federal obligations, 4.6 percent of academicscience support and 6.3 percent of all academicR&D funds. The total obligation figure for MIT

was 70 percent higher than the total reportedfor second-ranked University of Michigan. DODand NASA allocated 17 percent and 20 percent,respectively, of their total academic R&D fundsto MIT, and accounted for 70 percent of totalFederal obligations to this institution in 1970.

Federal funds for academic science and R&Dactivities were more highly concentrated thanfunds for all program activities. The higher con-centration was apparent in each of the rankedgrouping of institutions within the first 100. Forexample, the first 10 institutions in total obliga-tions in 1970 accounted for 18 percent of totalfunds, 21 percent of academic science activities,and 24 percent of R&D support For the first 100institutions the percentages were 71 percent, 81

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percent, and 84 percent, respectively. The rela-tively large volume of Federal R&D support at thefirst 100 institutions is attributable to the gravita-tion of funds to the top research scientists andengineers located at the Nation's leading uni-versities.

Funding levels for 7 of the leading 10 univer-sities in 1970 were within 5 percent of the 1969totals. Among the leading universities experienc-ing large fluctuations were the University of Cin-cinnati, with a 263 percent increase, and HarvardUniversity, with a 20 percent decline in Federalobligations. The University of Cincinnati movedup from 71st position in 1969 to ninth place in1970. The unusually high ranking for this univer-sity in 1970 was the result of a $14.2 millionincrease in Federal support, virtually all of itfrom the National Institutes of Health (NIH) forthe construction and improvement of medicalschool facilities. Harvard University, on the otherhand, experienced a $14 million decline in Fed-eral funds, lowering this institution from secondplace in 1969 to fourth place in 1970.

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HEW's share of total Federal support tofirst 10 institutions fell somewhat below itstive level of funding to the first 50 and firstuniversities and colleges. For all three gnHEW's share of support was considerably hthan its share of the Federal total going to itutions ranking below the first 100.

These comparisons indicate that obligalfrom some of the more R&D oriented agersuch as DOD and NASA are more concentramong the top ranked institutions. The firsinstitutions in total Federal support, for exanreceived more than one-third of total surfrom DOD and NASA; these 10 universities, I

ever, accounted for less than one-sixth of HItotal obligations.

The preponderance of public institutions anthe Nation's 100 universities and colleges reling the largest amounts of Federal suppoibecoming increasingly evident. Among the I

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9%

5%

1 2%

15%

9%

10%

13%

54%

60%

60%

*.ftsaartuv...........

HEW's share of total Federai support to thefirst 10 institutions fell somewhat below its rela-tive level of funding to the first 50 and first 100universities and colleges. For all three groupsHEW's share of support was considerably lowerthan its share of the Federal total going to insti-tutions ranking below the first 100.

These comparisons indicate that obligationsfrom some of the more R&D oriented agenciessuch as DOD and NASA are more concentratedamong the top ranked institutions. The first 10institutions in total Federal support, for example,received more than one-third of total supportfrom DOD and NASA; these 10 universities, how-ever, accounted for less than one-sixth of HEW'stotal obligations.

The preponderance of public institutions amongthe Nation's 100 universities and colleges receiv-ing the largest amounts of Federal support isbecoming increasingly evident. Among the lead-

12%

15%

10%

13%

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54%

Obligations, FY 1970

Total Ottersts, AY 1967.68

ing 100 institutions of higher education, publicinstitutions outnumbered private institutions bynearly 2 to 1. In each of the first groups of 10,50, and 100 institutions, public universities andcolleges accounted for more than one-half oftotal Federal support and more than two-thirdsof total degrees awarded and total number ofstudents enrolled.

In relation to total degrees granted and totalstudent enrollment, however, privately controlled

60% institutions show a higher concentration of Fed-eral support than publicly controlled institutions.The 35 privately controlled institutions listedamong the top 100 recipients received a share ofFederal funds nearly 2.4 times their share ofdegrees awarded and 5.8 times the proportion of

60%

students enrolled. For public institutions the dif-ferences were somewhat narrower: their share ofsupport was 1.6 and 2.3 times the percentagesof degrees awarded and students enrolled,respectively.

.1.7T7,n!':Int...:V.ferenTartaistougraaansaultWoltrOVEarncezstotanmatcterenemn

SECTION 3.

federal obligations for academic science

Academic science obligations include thefunds for research and development, R&D plant,and other science activities such as educationin the sciences and science information. Federalobligations for total academic science fundingwere $2,168 million in 1970, declining by $193 mil-lion, or 8 percent, from the 1969 level.

The impact of the 1969-70 redue.ion variedamong the types of programs. Support for re-search and development totaled $1,464 million,decreasing 2 percent from 1969. R&D plant obli-gations dropped to $28 million, or less than one-half the 1969 R&D plant figure. Federal supportof "other science" activities declined by $133million to $676 million in 1970.

AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

Among the six agencies provicdemic science support$100 miHEW, DOD, and AEC reported redmillion, $13 million, and $7 milkThe increases reported by the remwere not sufficient to offset thein the level of HEW funding.

HEW obligated almost one-haFederal academic science suplion, compared to $1,262 millionHEW provided funds for scienceinstitutions.

The National Science Foundatisecond largest amount of acadeport$387 million, a rise of 5 peNSF support went to 940 institu


Federal obligations for acadetivities were $2,168 million in 18 percent from the 1969 level. 0Middle Atlantic division remain1970, although 11 percent undeThe 9-percent drop in funds toCentral States to $359 millionvision to drop from second toreceipt of Federal academic scie

Academic institutions in alldivisions felt the decrease inscience support, ranging frompercent for institutions in the Ea

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for academic science

include the, R&D plant,as educationtion. Federalnce fundingby $193

ction variedpport for re-1,464 million,D plant °bli-ss than one-

deral supportined by ;133

AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

Among the six agencies providing major aca-demic science support$100 million or moreHEW, DOD, and AEC reported reductions of $245million, $13 million, and ;7 million, respectively.The increases reported by the remaining agencieswere not sufficient to offset the sharp reductionin the level of HEW funding.

HEW obligated almost one-half of the totalFederal academic science support$1,017 mil-lion, compared to ;1,262 million in 1969. In 1970HEW provided funds for science programs to 802institutions.

The National Science Foundation provided thesecond largest amount of academic science sup-port$387 million, a rise of 5 percent from 1969.NSF support went to 940 institutions.


Federal obligations for academic science ac-tivities were 12,168 million in 1970, declining by8 percent from the 1969 level. Obligations to theMiddle Atlantic division remained the largest in1970, although 11 percent under lb 1969 level.The 9-percent drop in funds to the East NorthCentral States to $359 million caused this di-vision to drop from second to third highest inreceipt of Federal academic science funds.

Academic institutions in all nine geographicdivisions felt the decrease in total academicscience support, rariging from a decline of 15percent for institutions in the East South Central

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division to 1 percent for the Mountain States.By comparison, four divisions registered declinesin 1969.

One-fifth of the HEW academic science fund-ing went to 129 universities and colleges in theMiddle Atlantic divbion. The Pacific, East NotthCentral, and South Mantic divisions each re-ceived academic science support in excess of;100 million from HEW in 1970, accounting for47 percent of the agency's total. When obliga-tions to these four divisions are combined, theyrepresent over two-thirds of the HEW sum.

All geographic divisions registered declines inHEW support in 1970, ranging from 14 percentto 34 percent below 1969 levels.

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9

min AN Agencies(UANI Ma Noon)

HEW M1.017 Milan/

C=I AtSF (111317

10

NSF, the second largest agency ina,.:ademic science support, obligated orits total to institutions in the Pacific div18 percent to institutions in each the h!antic and East North Central divisions.

Ten States accounted for 60 percenacademic science obligations of theGovernment in 1970. These States ha%within the first ten since 1968. Althothas been some fluctuation in their relations, they have accounted for virtuallyshare of total Federal academic scienthroughout the 3-year period. In acttamounts, however, each received les !academic science support in 1970 tharR&D funds represented more than threithe academic science total in each cl

States.As in previous years, the distributio

demic science obligations and totalawarded in the sciences and engineerilar. Massachusetts is the principalamong the leading 10 States; its relatiof academic science funding is moretimes its percentage of degrees awardsciences and engineering.

The comparability between academiobligations and Ph.D. degrees awardedences and engineering is somewhNotable exceptions are the five States cthe East North Central division, eachshows a higher percentage of Ph.Dawarded in the sciences and engineerin68 than shares of the U.S. academic sciport.


Within the top-100 list, the 65 publiclyuniversities and colleges accounted fcent of the U.S. total funds for academin 1970, a slightly greater proportionhad received in 1969. The share reprethe privately controlled institutions ran

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NSF, the second largest agency in terms ofacademic science support, obligated one-fifth ofits total to institutions in the Pacific division and18 percent to institutions in each the Middle At-lantic and East North Central divisions.

Ten States accounted for 60 percent of totalacademic science obligations of the FederalGovernment in 1970. These States have rankedwithin the first ten since 1968. Although therehas been some fluctuation in their relative posi-tions, they have accounted for virtually the sameshare of total Federal academic science fundsthroughout the 3-year period. In actual dollaramounts, however, each received less Federalacademic science support in 1970 than in 1969.R&D funds represented more than three-fifths ofthe academic science total in each of the 10States.

As in previous years, the distribution of aca-demic science obligations and total degreesawarded in the sciences and engineering is simi-lar. Massachusetts is the principal exceptionamong the leading 10 States; its relative amountof academic science funding is more than twotimes its percentage of degrees awarded in thesciences and engineering.

The comparability between academic scienceobligations and Ph.D. degrees awarded in the sci-ences and engineering is somewhat closer.Notable exceptions are the five States comprisingthe East North Central division, each of whichshows a higher percentage of Ph.D. degreesawarded in the sciences and engineering in 1967-68 than shares of the U.S. academic science sup-port.


Within the top-100 list, the 65 publicly controlleduniversities and colleges accounted for 47 per-cent of the U.S. total funds for academic sciencein 1970, a slightly greater proportion than theyhad received in 1969. The share represented bythe privately controlled institutions ranked within

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the first 100 was the same in 1970 as in previousyears, 35 percent The ratio of academic sciencefunds per science and engineering degree award-ed, therefore, was higher for privately controlledinstitutions.

While public institutions outnumbered the pri-vately controlled ones in all size categories, thedifference in proportion of obligations receiveddid not reflect this. In the first 10, obligationsto public institutions were only 6 percent morethan funds to private institutions, though therewere 50 percent more public institutions. In thefirst 50, there were again 50 percent more publicinstitutions, yet they represented just 12 percentmore of the Federal support. For the first 100,there were 86 percent more public institutionsbut only a 32-percent difference in Federal fund-ing.

HEW supplied 47 percent of the Federal aca-demic science funding for all 1,190 universitiesand colleges receiving such support from theFederal Government, the same proportions as re-

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ported for the first 50 and first 100 institutionsreceiving the largest amounts of total academicscience funds. This agency's share of total aca-demic science funds obligated to the first 10 insti-tutions, however, was somewhat less, due mainlyto the heavy concentration of DOD funds for re-search and development going to institutions inthis group, particularly the Massachusetts Insti-tute of Technology$44 million. NSF's share oftotal Federal academic science funding to eachof the first 10, 50, and 100 institutions was 16percent, 2 percentage points less than its shareof total Federal academic science obligations toal I institutions.

Of the six major funding agencies, NSF showedthe lowest proportion of total agency academicscience funds-75 percentgoing to the leading100 recipients of such support. Concentrationlevels for the other five agencies ranged from 82percent for HEW to 91 percent for the AtomicEnergy Commission.

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SECTION 4.

federal obligations for !research and development

Federal obligations for the performance of re-search and development at universities and col-leges in 1970 amounted to $1,464 million, down2.1 percent from 1969; obligations for R&D planttotaled $27 million in 1970, off 52 percent from1969. When the R&D plant decrease is taken intoaccount, Federal support for the total R&D effort,operations and plant, fell by 19 percent, nearlydouble the size of the drop in R&D operationsalone.

IT 19/8 YtIN

12

AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

HEW obligated $615 million to 444and colleges and DOD awarded $21239 institutions for research and del1970. The amounts of these two ageprovided the largest sums of R&D sr.sented declines from their respectiveHEW fell by 8 percent and DOD I:Every major subdivision of HEW, excand Drug Administration, reportedclines in R&D totals. DOD's lower 15.in large part a result of the congquirement that DOD limit its supporito that which has a direct and appal

. ship to its defense mission (sactioiArmed Services Appropriations Act,1970).

The National Science Foundation IR&D funding by $6 million in 19"4

$219 million to 315 universities alThis was a decrease of 6 percent inof recipients from 1969.

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The Pacific division replaced th!antic as the largest recipient duecuts experienced by the latter froNSF. The East North Central Stathird, although HEW support was $

for research and development

ance of re-ities and col-million, downor R&D plantpercent fromis taken into

kal R&D effortercent nearlykD operations

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AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

HEW obligated $615 million to 444 universitiesand colleges and DOD awarded $265 million to239 institutions for research and development in1970. The amounts of these two agencies, whichprovided the largest sums of R&D support, repre-sented declines from their respective 1969 levelsHEW fell by 8 percent and DOD by 5 percentEvery major subdivision of HEW, except the Foodand Drug Administration, reported sizable de-clines in R&D totals. DOD's lower 1970 total wasin large part a result of the congressional re-quirement that DOD limit its support of researchto that which has a direct and apparent relation-ship to its defense mission (section 203 of theArmed Services Appropriations Act, Fiscal Year1970).

The National Science Foundation increased itsR&D funding by $6 million in 1970, awarding$219 million to 315 universities and colleges.This was a decrease of 6 percent in the numberof recipients from 1969.


The Pacific division replaced the Middle At-lantic as the largest recipient due to subsbntialcuts experienced by the latter froni HEW andNSF. The East North Central States remainedthird, although HEW support was $13 million less.

HEW totals were lower in all but one geographicdivision in 1970. Institutions in the Mountain di-vision had a rise of 4 percent to $21 million.

Only the Pacific States, the second largestrecipient of DOD's R&D support, showed an in-crease in DOD obligations in 1970; these Statestotaled $49 million, rising 8 percent from 1969.

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Geographic distribution of total Federal R&D obligations to universities and colleges, FY 1971

16

Pacific$276.0

(Dollars in millions)

Mountain West North Central$79.1 $88.3

MONT.I

CLIDAHO

NEV.

ARIZ.

IL_ _A./Nam

ALASKA

41

indudes Aladin and Hawaii

-MIAMEN.

N. DAK.

WIWOMMINNIMI

S. OAK.

NEBR.

r

SOURCE; Notional Scions Foundmlon (CASE).

I

ARK.


,

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East North Central$2313.8

KY

MISS

New England$212.1

MAINEr

VT.

N.H.MASS.

R.I.CONN.

Middle AtlanticN.J. $262.2DEL.MD

D.C.

S.C. South Atlantic$172.0

East South Central$45.4 ..

111 1st 10: Over $36 Million

IIII 2nd 10: $20 635 Million

III 3rd 10: $10 $19 MillionEall 4th 10: $4 $9 Million

0 All Others: $1 $3 Million

The largest share (24 percent) of the DOD total0 obligations to universities and colleges, FY 1970 went to universities and colleges in the New

England States, primarily Massachusetts.s in millions) Thirty-nine institutions in the Pacific States re-

New England ceived one-fourth ($53 million) of the NSF totalklorth Central $212.1

East North Central for research and development in 1970. The Mid-*$88.3 $238.8 MAINE clic Atlantic division received the second largest

____. VT.amount of funding from NSF, $41 million, de-

AK. AIL. creasing 11 percent from 1969./7/, N.H.

MASS.Three geographic divisions received larger

R.I. dollar amounts of Federal obligations for research

AK.CONN. and development in 1970 than in 1969South At-

Middle Atlantic !antic, Mountain, and Pacific. All others declinedN.J. 6262.2 in actual funding.a DEL.

VI MD Six divisions grew in their relative shares of theA: U.S. total for R&D activities. The most significant

D.C.KV. gain was made by the Mountain division, whose

relative share of the total increased by 12 per

OKLA.

-

V ARK. S.C. South Atlantic cent from 1969 to 1970.$172.0 New York and California accounted for one-

miss fourth of the R&D support in 1970a total of$37R million.

1st South Central

$86.1

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1st 10: Over $36 Million

1111 2nd 10: $20 $35 Million

IIII 3'd 10: $10 $19 Million123 4th 10: $4 $9 Million

All Others: $1 $3 Million

12%

11%

14%

5%6%

7,4

4%1%

4%5%

3%4%

3% IZZ23 PhD. Minn Awriled

1171:171"13%

16117115

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13

Geographic distribution of Federal R&D obligations to universities and ci

per Ph.D. degrees awaded in the sciences and engineering, 11

U.S. TOTAL: $103,651

Mountain$114,121

West North Central$72,754 East North Central

$73,692

Pacific$123,812

West South Central$87,803

*includes Alaska and Hawaii

SOURCE: National Science Foundetion (CASE): Office of Education

East South Central$113,272

11111 1st 10:

III 2nd 10:11111 3rd 10:

4th 10:

1:3 All Others:

V

s c

ID obligations to universities and colleges, FY 1970,

I m the sciences and engineering, 1%7-68

TOTAL: $103,651

lest North Central$72,754 East North Central

$73,692

MAINE

VT

New England

$174,558

N.H.MASS.R.I.

CONN.

Middle AtlanticN.J. $101,558DEL.MD.

Vest South Central$87,803

Iffioe of Education

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East South Central$113,272

III 1st 10:11111 2nd 10:

3rd 10:

4th 10:

All Others:

s C South Atlantic$109,663

The close relationship between the percentageof Federal obligations received for research anddevelopment and the distribution of Ph.D. de.

grees conferred in the sciences and engineeringappears in the similarity between the distributionof academic science funds and graduate scienceand engineering degrees. With the exception ofMassachusetts, the variance between R&D sup-port and Ph.D. degrees in the sciences and en-gineering was no more than 2 percentage points.

The top-10 ranking States shown in the chartat left were the same as in 1969. The first eightretained identical positions; Maryland and NorthCarolina exchanged places.

These 10 States received ;920 million in R&Dobligations, which was 63 percent of the total.They awarded 56 percent of the Ph.D. degrees inthe sciences and engineering.

Nine of the 10 leading States ranked by theratio of R&D obligations to Ph.D. degrees award-ed in the sciences and engineering were thosereceiving less than 1 percent of the U.S. totalfor research and development at academic insti-tutions, and also accounting for less than one-half of 1 percent of the degree total. Each of thenine States granted fewer than 100 Ph.D. degreesin the sciences and engineering in 1967-68; to-gether they represented only 1.5 percent of thedegree total.

Massacusetts was the only State ranking inthe top 10 for receipt of Federal obligations forresearch and development that also ranked in thefirst 10 in terms of the ratio of obligations toPh.D. degrees awarded. This was due primarilyto the amount of Federal R&D support to theMassachusetts Institute of Technology$92 mil-lion in 1970, more than double the amount to thenext largest recipient.

Beyond the first 10 there was no discerniblepattern among the States ranked in terms of theratio of R&D funds per Ph.D. degree awarded inthe sciences and engineerIng. The relativeamounts varied so greatly among the States thatthe resulting ratios did not provide conclusivedata.

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A high level of concentration of Federal R&Dfunds appears among the larger recipients. Thefirst 10 institutions in terms of R&D obligationsaccounted for 28 percent of the total R&D sup-

port at universities and colleges and 43 percentof the obligations for R&D plant. The share ofR&D support represented by the top 10 was 1peicentage point higher than in 1969, and the

percentage of R&D plant was substantiallygreater than in 1969. The first 50 institutionsreceived 67 percent of R&D obligations and 88

percent of R&D plant funds. This compared tothe same percentage of R&D funds in 1969, but

was a higher proportion of R&D plant supportThe R&D projects of the first 100 institutionsrepresented 86 percent and 97 percent of R&Dand R&D plant obligations, respectively.

The ranking of the top recipients of R&D fundsremained essentially the same in 1970 as in 1969.

The University of Michigan and Harvard

sity experienced decreases of 12 percentpercent, respectively; New York Universit !

decline of 21 percent. R&D obligations to tversity of California-San Diego rose by 22 ;

to the University of Wisconsin-Madison by

cent, and to the University of Co lora&

percent.Within the top-100 list, the 61 public

trolled universities and colleges accoun45 percent of the total U.S. support for riand development, and awarded 54 percenPh.D. degrees in the sciences and engiiThe private institutions represented 40of total funding and granted 32 percentPh.D. degrees in the sciences and engiiThe ratio of R&D funds per science anneering degree awarded, therefore, wasfor privately controlled institutions.

There were 585 universities and colleceiving Federal R&D funds in 1970; thi!sented a 5-percent reduction in the nuiinstitutions receiving such support in 19

45

The University of Michigan and Harvard Univer-

sity experienced decreases of 12 percent and 13

percent, respectively; New York University had adecline of 21 percent R&D obligations to the Uni-

versity of California-San Diego rose by 22 percent,

to the University of Wisconsin-Madison by 15 per-

cent, and to the University of Colorado try 19

percent.Within the top-1(X) list, the 51 publicly con-

trolled universities and colleges accounted for45 percent of the total U.S. support for researchand development, and awarded 54 percent of thePh.D. degrees in the sciences and engineering.

The private institutions represented 40 percentof total funding and granted 32 percent of totalPh.D. degrees in the sciences and engineering.The ratio of R&D funds per science and engi-neering degree awarded, therefore, was higher

for privately controlled institutions.There were 585 universities and colleges re-

ceiving Federal R&D funds in 1970; this repre-sented a 5-percent reduction in the number cfinstitutions receiving such support in 1969. The

ten receiving the largest amounts accounted for$403 million, more than one-fourth of the totalfunds.

HEW, DOD, and NSF accounted for approxi-mately three-fourths of total Federal R&D support

to the first-10, -50, and -100 institutions. Theproportion of Federal support going to the first-10recipients from DOD (26 percent) reflected thehigh concentration of DOD's R&D support among

the top-10 universities. These institutions received40 percent of the DOD total R&D obligations com-pared to 22 percent of HEW's funds and 28 per-

cent of NSF's obligations.With the exception of the Department of Com-

merce, the first-100 universities and colleges inFederal R&D obligations received at least 70 per-

cent of each agency's total support for research

and development.While R&D obligations represented 45 percent

of total U.S. support in 1970, they comprised themajor portion of total Federal support to the top-

i:11:111191*

0.:,LIAttl.%4074MPt.,00410"

46

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100 recipients. There were 61 institutions withR&D obligations equivalent to more than one-half of the total obligated try Federal agenciesfor all activities at each institution. The range ofFederal R&D obligations as percent of an institu-tion's total Federal support rangul from 100 per-cent for the University of Texas-Dallas to 11 per-cent at the University of Cincinnati.

Those universities and colleges receiving thelargest amounts of R&D funding also accountedfor correspondingly large percentages of Ph.D.degrees awarded in the sciences and engineering.The variance was no more than 7 percentagepoints, and it became substantially less as thenumber of institutions expanded from 50 to 100.The top-100 institutions represented 86 percentof both Federal R&D obligations and Ph.D. de-grees in the sciences and engineering. All ofthese 100 universities and colleges receiving thelargest amounts of R&D obligations are doc-torate-granting institutions.*

'This includes those institutions which award only M.D.and D.D.S. degrees.

16

47

utions withthan one-I agenciese range of

f an institu-om 100 per-s to 11 per-

iving theaccounted

of Ph.D.ngineering.percentageless as the

50 to 100.86 percent

d Ph,O. de-ring. All ofceiving thes are doc-

rd only MD.

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R&D PLANT

Federal support for R&D plant was $28 millionin 1970, down from $57 million in 1969 and $104million in 1968. Most of the 1969-70 reductioncan be traced to the National Institutes of Health,which reported no R&D plant funds in 1970, com-pared to a total of $19 million in 1969. NSF sup-port for R&D plant declined by $5 million to $19million, End AEC funding dropped by $4 millionto $7 million.

California led all States in receipt of R&D plantfunds in 1970 with obligations totaling $3.3 mil-lion. New York, Massachusetts, and Pennsyl-vania each received amounts between $2.8 mil-lion and $3 million. Together, these four Statesaccounted for over two-fifths of the 1970 R&Dpiant support.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology wasthe leading recipient of R&D plant funding in 1970with almost $2 million. There were 150 academicinstitutions receiving this type of support in 1970,declining from 404 in 1969 and 492 in 19%

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SECTION 5.federally funded research and development centers adby universities and colleges

Federally Funded Research and DevelopmentCenters (FFRDC's), administered by universitiesand colleges, are separately incorporated organi-zations performing R&D work upon direct requestor under a broad charter from a Federal agency.In 1970 academically associated FFRDC's num-bered 36 and received $961 million in Federalsupport, the largest amount of funds ever report-ed for these institutions (table 2). The 1970 total,representing a 5-percent increase over the 1969figure, resulted from a $9 million, or 1-percent,increase in the funding level of R&D operationsand a $36 million, or 29-percent rise in R&D plantsupport

The level of FTRDC funding relative to totalFederal academic R&D obligations (inclusive of

FFRDC's) declined steadily from 46 percent1963 to 37 percent in I. This trend was inrupted in 1970, however, when this ratio rose39 percent as a result of a $44 million increasithe FFRDC total and a $61 million decreaseFederal R&D and R&D plant support to unitsities and colleges.

The ratio of R&D plant funds for R&D optional support is substantially higher at FFROthan at universities and colleges: 20 percent2 percent. The equipment and facilities requito conduct research projects at the FFRDC'sin general, far more complex and expensivethat required for the types of research activiperformed in and initiated by university-owlaboratories. This, in large measure, is why

,F;i4.--agard44k,

and development centers administered

entfesIn f-

estcy-1m-

Tel"rt-tal,?69

)nsant

dalof

FFRDC's) declined steadily from 46 percent in1963 to 37 percent in 1969. This trend was inter-rupted in 1970, however, when this ratio rose to39 percent as a result of a $44 million increase inthe FFRDC total and a $61 million decrease inFederal R&D and R&D plant support to univer-sities and colleges.

The ratio of R&D plant funds for R&D opera-tional support is substantially higher at FFRDC'sthan at universities and colleges: 20 percent vs.2 percent. The equipment and facilities requiredto conduct research projects at the FFRDC's are,in general, far more complex and expensive thanthat required for the types of research activitiesperformed in and initiated by university-ownedlaboratories. This. in large measure. is why sepa-

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rate Government-owned facilities were estab-lished. Exemplifying the cost and type of facilitythat is required for the performance of large-scaleresearch projects is the 200-BeV proton accelera-tor now under construction at the National Ac-celerator Laboratory in Batavia, Ill. This onefacility, accounting for $42 million in R&D plantin 1970, is being built over a 5-year period andwill be the largest accelerator in the world; itstotal cost is estimated at $250 million. This atomsmasher will enable scientists to explore thenucleus of an atom in terms of its most minuteparticles of matter. Other construction activitythat received sizable plant support$20 millionin 1970 was the $55 million Los Alamos Meson

Physics (LAMP) facility.

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Table 2. Federal obligations to Federally Funoed Research and Development Centers admkliste

(Dollars in thousandsi

Location and nameFedora! obligetions

1953 1964 1965 1966 1987 1968

Total S814,0112 $INIZ363 $695,287 $91 7,831 1907,549 $935,821

Means:Kitt Peek National Otoenotory 3,750 4,400 6,915 5,791 5485 12,4 7'

Cerro-Tololo Inter-American Observatory(Chile). 1,100 1,100 1485 1,471 1,713 2,321

Cilifonsie:Jet-ProPuleion Laboratoryb 230,188 228,194 245.094 230,091 222,169 208,074

Stanford Unew Accelerator Center 18,193 24.122 43,943 50.989 30,891 28,99ELamm* Rediation Laboratory 182,854 169,424 186,254 189.870 1 74,861 184,51XComer for Reeserds and Development In

Hillher Education 849 1,45iCenter for the Study of the Evaluation of

Inttructionel Program 534 86EStafford Center for Reeeerth and

Development in Teething 797 1,59 ,

Colorado:National Center for Atmospheric Ressiathe

8,019 10,036 8,941 11,791 16,578 14,675

District of Colornbie:Center for Research in Social Systeme . . . 947 904 1,843 1,808 1,936 1,618

Georgie:Reeser& and Development Center in

Educational Stimulation

lillnek:

732 1-294

Argonne National Laboratore 74,947 84,507 813,329 87,2155 97,282 113,1

Coordination Center for the NotionalProgem in Early Chikerood Education . 1,56

National Au-r;plere-Tur 3,37

Ione:Ames Laboratory 8,549 7,360 8,464 9,089 9,371 9,891

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pderally Funded Research and Deve(opment Centers admin(stered by universities and colleges, fiscal years 1963-70

[Dollars in thousends)

Federal obligations

Administered trfr-1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970

)82 $8132,315;` $895,287 $9117,631 $907,549 $935,820 $916,872 $900,906

6,915 5,791 5485 12AM 5,700 6400 NSF Assodation of Unhersities forResearch in Autonomy, Inc.

100 1,100 1465 1A71 1,713 2,325 4,560 1030 NSF Association of Univenities forResearch in Astronomy, Inc.

168 226,194 245,094 230,091 222,169 206,074 156,295 180,047 NASA California Institute ofTechnology

193 24,122 43,943 50,969 33,11131 75,996 31,001 27,051 AEC Stenford University354 169A24 158,254 109,870 174,661 184,600 179,185 187,885 AEC University of Oslifornie

849 1459 938 879 HEW (0E) University of California

534 858 809 848 HEW (OE) University of California

797 1,697 5,007 928 HEW (0E) Stanfotd Universiti

)19 10,0313 8,941 11,791 16,576 14,679 14,081 11,414 NSF University Corporation forAtmospheric Research

147 1,618 1,861 620 DOD (Army) American University

732 1,294 339 HEW (OE) University of Georgi2

47 81,507 811,329 87,255 97,262 113,178 112,874 104,187 AEC University of Chicago endArgonne UniversitiesAssodation

1,662 1,723 473 HEW (OE) University of Illinois3,377 14,763 49,527 AEC University Reseerth Association

49 8,454 9,0139 9,371 9,891 8,886 8,885 AEC love State Univenity of Scienceend Technology

Table 2.-Federal obligations to Federally Funded Research end Development Conon a&

Lmetion end nameFederal obliption

1983 1964 1265 1967

Applied Physics Labonnory 42,098 49,124 54,097 szeol 47,17

Center for the Study of Social Organizationof Schco Is and Learning Process

PAserichwietts:Cernixidge Electron Acce *Retard

5,9462,632

6,7173424

5,8513,792

8,1303,517

6,783,59

Lincoln Laboratory 78,764 68,683 64,060 06,96

Center for Research and Development inEducational Mermen' 1,112 1,16

New *way:Rearm Physica Laboratory 7,542 8,268 6,997 6,556 6,57

Princeton-Pennsyhanis Acceleraturd . . . { 6,224881

5,5001,790

7,5211,982

8,8251,801

7,971,77

New Mexico:Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory 93,020 97,680 94,636 103,111 102,21

Nan York:Brookhaven National Laboratory" 59,180 56,619 83.854 84,407 64,16

Ruction Laboratory' 3,780 3,939 4,195 4,673 4,71

OregomCenter for the Advanced Study of

Educational Administration 534 663 61

Panneytvenia:Ordnence Research Laboratory 3,783 4,827 7,025 9,597 8,12

Learning Research and DevelopmentCenter 754 642 1,3d

Federally Funded Researth and Development Centers acimiMstered by universities and Wisps, fiscal years 11183-70 (Continued)

1983

42,0913

2

7,542

{ 6,224881

93,020

59,1933,780

3,783

Federal obligation SponsoringArMCV

Admkiistered by-

1964 1 1986 1967 1

49,124 54,097 520491 47,172 49,719

742

4,778

62,319

7,446

8.422

1092137

136,4314

4,900

9,371

10465

51218

620

4,849

61,379

63,444

4412

55,848

DOO (Navy)

HEW ME)

MC

DOD 'AirForce)

HEW (OE)

MC

MC

MC

MCDOD (Navy)

HEW 10E)

DOD (Navy)

HEW (OE)

NSF

MC

HEW ME)

Jahns 4opkins University

Johre Hopkins University

Harvard UniversityAlessechueetts Institute of

Technology

Meseschusetts Institute ofTechnology

timed University

Pdnceton UniversityPrinceton UniversityUniversity of Perwwhenie

University of Californie

Associated Universities, Inc.Colurnbie University

University of Oregon

Pennwhenie State University

University of Pittsburgh

Cornell University

Mite Associated Universities

University of Tem

5,7173,424

78,764

5,0813,792

68,683

6,1303,617

64,080

1,112

6,566

8,8251, 801

103,111

134.4074,673

9,597

642

6,7983,5136

68,999

1,165

6,572

7.9711,776

}

102,213

64,1604,708

676

8,120

1,309

7,796

6,461

114,898

74,9963,080

519

8;377

7,083

7,693

5,030

140,914

72,860

8,268

S.1,790

97,680

68.6193,939

4827

6,997

7,5211,982

91,636

63.5644,196

634

7,025

754

596

8412

1,465

2,106

5,179

666

5105 6,188 6,620 4,770

1,190

53 5419

Table 2.Federel obligations to Federally Funded Rewards and Development Cent

Loation and nameFederal obi

1963 1964 1965 1966

Center for Naval AnalysesHuman Resources Raw At MiceliSpecs Radation

2,794 3,081 3,382 2,752729Effece Lenoratory

Wohington:Applied Physics Laborat icy 3,200 2,276 2,178 5,145

WatNational Redo Astronomy Observatorya 4,550 4,600 3,380 4,719

Wisconsin:Army Aiethematics Research Center . . . 1,050 1,100 1,273 1,390

Center for Research and Development forLearning and Roeducation 500 808

30ne of seven administered bY universitY consortili.

blndudes sizeable amounts subcontracted, principelly to industrial firma.

cAdministeved by both university and consortium.

dngunes for 1968-70 vary reported on a somaVtar t different basis.

AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

The Atomic Energy Commission and the Na-tional Aeronautics and Space Administration, to-gether accounting for more than four-fifths oftotal Federal support to FFRDC's administeredby universities and colleges, increased their fundsto these centers by 9 percent, or $52 million, and12 percent, or $20 million, respectively, from1969 to 1970.

Contrary to the increase in AEC and NASA ac-tivities at FFRDC's, support for programs spon-sored by the Department of Defense, NationalScience Foundation, and Department of Health,Education, and Welfare declined by $29 million.A $16 million, or 66 percent, drop in the Officeof Education's FFRDC funding level, from $24

20

d Development Centers administered by universities and colleges, fiscal years 1963-70 (Continued)

Federal obligations SponsoringAgency

Administered by-1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970

- - - - 8,838 9,218 9,085 DOD (Navy) University of Rochester3,382 2,752 2,853 1,645 3,445 DOD (Army) George Washington University

729 1,815 586 1,213 865 NASA CM lege of William and Mary

2,178 5,145 2,836 3,192 3,205 2,682 DOD (Navy) University of Washington

3,380 4,719 5,062 4,865 7,278 5,800 NSF Associated Universities, Inc.

1,273 1,390 1,378 1,300 1,350 1,280 DOD (Army) University of Wisconsin

500 808 1,034 1,688 5,330 1,298 HEW (0E) University of Wisconsin

ePhased out as an FFRDC as of the end of FY 1969.fThe observatory became an FFRDC in 1970 when the National Science Foundation assumedresponsibility for the support of the research programs of this institution.

9FFRDC status in FY 1970 changed from "university administered" to "nonprofit administered";1970 data for this institution are included in part II, section 2.

million to $8 million, accounted for more thanone-half the decline in FFRDC obligations fromthe three agencies. The cut in OE support oc-curred almost entirely in new construction fund-ing, which fell from a level of $14 million in 1969to zero in 1970.

Although AEC awards more than three-fifths-$613 million-of Federal funds going to FFRDC's,its support is divided among 11 centers and,therefore, is not as heavily concentrated as thatof some of the other agencies. The AEC centersare located in eight States included in sevengeographic divisions, with no more than 31 per-cent of this agency's funds going to any one insti-tution and no more than 35 percent to any oneState (table 3).

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Table 3.-Fideral obligations to Federally Funded Research and Developmentunivth:ities and colleges, by agency, institution, and type of support,

[Dollars In thousands]

Agency and institution Location

TotalFederal

obligations

Researchand

developmentR

a

United States, total $960,906 $799,670

Atomic Energy Commission 613,251 464,201 1,1

Ames Laboratory Iowa 8,885 7,506

Argonne National Laboratory Illinois 104,187 85,188 1

Brookhaven National Laboratory New York 72,640 49,829 1'

Cambridge Electron Accelerator Massachusetts 4,412 3,476

Lawrence Radiation Loboratory California 187,686 168,347 1

Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory New Mexico 140,914 105,616

National Accelerator Laboratory Illinois 49,527 6597 4

Oak Ridge Associated Universities Tennessee 5,179 2,223

Plasma Physics Laboratory New Jersey 7,680 7,458

Princeton-Pennsylvania Accelerator New Jersey 5,090 4,118

Stanford Linear Accelerator Center California 27,051 23,843

Department of Defense 131,213 131,213

Army 1,922 1,922

Army Mathematics Center Wisconsin 1,280 1,280

Center for Research in Social Systems Washington, D.C. 620 620 -National Center for Atmospheric Researcha Colorado 22 22 -

Navy 73,623 73,623 -

Applied Physics Laboratory Maryland 53,444 53,444

Applied Physics Laboratory Washington 2,682 2,682

Center for Naval Analyses Virginia 9,085 9,085 -Ordnance Research Laboratory Pennsylvania 8,412 8,412 -

Air Force 55,648 55,648 -

Lincoln Laboratory Massachusetts 55,648 55,648 -

Departmentwide Funds. 20 20 -

Brookhaven National Laboratory New York 20 20 -

57

Federal obligations to Federally Funded Research and Development Centers administered by

universities and colleges, by agency, institution, and type of support, fiscal year 1970


Location

TotalFederal

obligations

Research

anddevelopment

R & Dplant

Otherscience Administered by-

$960,906 $799,670 $156,794 $4,442

613,251 464,201 144,608 4,442

Iowa 8,885 7,506 1,170 209 Iowa State University

Illinois 104,187 85,188 17,827 1,172 University of Chicago and ArgonneUniversities Association

New York 72,640 49,829 22,615 196 Associated Universities, Inc.

Massachusetts 4,412 3,476 936 ---- Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Harvard University

California 187,686 168,347 19,210 129 University of California

New Mexico 140,914 105,616 35,298 ---- University of California

Illinois 49,527 6,597 42,930 ---- University Research Association

Tennessee 5,179 2,223 230 2,726 Oak Ridge Associated Universities

New Jersey 7,680 7,458 222 ---- Princeton University

New Jersey 5,090 4,118 972 ---- University of Pennsylvania and PrincetonUniversity

California 27,051 23,843 3,198 10 Stanford University

131,213 131,213 ----_., _,

1,922 1,922 ---- ---Wisconsin 1,280 1,280 ----- ---- University of Wisconsin

Washington, D.C. 620 620 ---- ---- American University

Colorado 22 22 ---- ---- University Corporation for AtmosphericResearch

73,623 73,623 ---_

---Maryland 53,444 53,444 ---- ---- Johns Hopkins University

Washington 2,682 2,682 ---- ---- University of Washington

Virginia 9,085 9,085 ---- ---- University of Rochester

Pennsylvania 8,412 8,412 ---- I_---- Pennsylvania State University

55,648 55,648 ---- --Massachusetts 55,648 55,648 --- ---- Massachusetts Institute of Technology

20 20

New York 20 20 ---- ---- Associated Universities, Inc.

57 5821

Table 3.-Federal obligations Federally Funded Research and Deviland colleges, by agency, institution, and type of suppc

Agency and institution Location

TotalFederal

obligations

Department of Health. Education, and Welfare

Office of Education

Center for the Advanced Study of Educational AdministrationCenter for Research and Development in Higher EducationCenter for Research and Development for Learning and

Re-educationCenter for Study of Evaluation of Instructional ProgramsLearning Research and Development CenterResearch and Development Center of Educational StimulationResearch and Development Center in Teacher EducationStanford Center for Research and Development in TeachingCenter for Study of Social Organization of Schools and the Learning

Process

Coordination Center for the National Program in Early ChildhoodEducation

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Jet Propulsion LaboratorySpace Radiation Effects Lzboratory

National Science Foundation

Cerro-Tololo Inter-American Observatory

Kitt Peak National Observatory

National Center for Atmospheric Researcha

National Redo Astronomy ObservatoryAerecibo Observatory

Other aeencies (Commerce and Transportation)

Jet Propulsion LaboratoryNntional Center for Atmospheric Researcha

7,932

7,932

Oregon

California

WisconsinCaliforniaPennsylvaniaGeorgia

Texas

California

Maryland

Illinois

596879

1,298648

1,465339656928

650

473

180,692

CaliforniaVirginia

179,827865

27,506

Chile

Arizona

CA) foredo

West VirginiaPuerto Rico

1,900

6,400

11,300

5,8002,106

312

CaliforniaColorado

22092

aReceived funds from the National Science Foundation, the Departmentof Defense, and the Department of Commerce.


22

59

ederal obligatior s Federally Funded Research and Development Centers administered by universitiesand colleges, by agency, institution, and type of support, fiscal year 1970 (Continued)

Location

TotalFederal

obl igations

Resewchjnd

devel opment

R & Dplant

Otherscience Administered by

7,932 7,932 ----- ---7,932 7,932 --- ---

al Administration ... Oregon 596 596 -- --- University of Oregon;her Education Cal iforn ia 879 879 ---- ---- University of Californiat for Learning and

Wisconsin 1,298 1,298 ---- ---- University of Wisconsinla! Programs California 64 8 648 ---- --- University of California

Pennsylvania 1,465 1,465 ---- University of Pittsburgh,ional Stimulation ... Georgia 339 339 ---- --- University of Georgia.r Education Texas 656 6 56 ---- --- University of Texasant in Teaching California 928 9 28 ---- --- Stanford Universitychools and the Learning

Maryland 650 6 50 ---- --- Johns Hopkins University'am in Early Childhood

Illinois 473 4 73 ---- ---- University of Illinois

180,692 169,666 11,026 ---California 179,827 168,805 11,022 ---- California Institute of TechnologyVirginia 865 861 4 ---- College of William and Mary

27,506 26,346 1,160 ----Chile 1,900 1,600 300 Association of Universities for Research

in Astronomy. Inc.Arizona 6,400 6,3 50 50 ---- Association of Universities for Research

in Astronomy, Inc.Colorado 11,300 1 1,290 10 ---- University Corporation for Atmospheric

Research

West Virginia 5,800 5,150 650 ---- Associated Universities, Inc.Puerto Rico 2,106 1,956 150 --- Cornell University

31 2 31 2

California 220 220 ---- ---- California Institute of TechnologyColorado 92 92 ---- --- University Corporation for Atmospheric

Research

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(1) Development of techniques for safe appli-cations of nuclear explosives to variouspeaceful projects such as development oftechniques for large-scale nuclear excava-tion;

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(3) improvement of radiation techniques in thediagnosis and treatment of disease; and

(4) research on ozone treatment of acid minedrainage to stop water pollution in the Na-tion's rivers and streams resulting fromsuch contaminants.

NASA, on the other hand, because of the verylarge individual projects associated with R&Dwork on space-related activities, e.g., the con-struction project for the Apollo program, has con-tracted almost all of its FFRDC activity throughone center, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory inCalifornia.


Although the same number of FFRDC's receivedFederal support in 1970 as in 1969, the fundinglevels of individual institutions showed an overallincrease in concentration of support. The first 10recipients in Federal support, representing ap-proximately one-quarter of the total number ofFFRDC's, increased their share of total FFRDCfunding from 88 percent in 1969 to 92 percent in1970. The institutions comprising the first 10 in1970 were the same as those in the leading 10in 1969. Six of the first 10 are sponsored by AEC,2 by DOD, 1 by NASA, and 1 by NSF.

For the second consecutive year R&D programscarried on at Lawrence Radiation Laboratory re-ceived the largest share of Federal aid. LRLfunding went up by $8.5 million to $188 million,the highest amount reported for this FFRDC dur-ing the 1963-70 period. The largest 1969-70 in-crease was $34.8 million, received by AEC's Na-

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Although the same number of FFRDC's receivedFederal support in 1970 as in 1969, the fundinglevels of individual institutions showed an overallincrease in concentration of support. The first 10recipients in Federal support, representing ap-proximately one-quarter of the total number ofFFRDC's, increased their share of total FFRDCfunding from 88 percent in 1969 to 92 percent in1970. The institutions comprising the first 10 in1970 were the same as those in the leading 10in 1969. Six of the first 10 are sponsored by AEC,2 by DOD, 1 by NASA, and 1 by NSF.

For the second consecutive year R&D programscarried on at Lawrence Radiation Laboratory re-ceived the largest share of Federal aid. LRLfunding went up by $8.5 million to $188 million,the highest amount reported for this FFRDC dur-ing the 1963-70 period. The largest 1969-70 in-crease was $34.8 million, received by AEC's Na-

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PART II

federal support to selected nonprofit institutions

63

SECTION 1.

federal support to independent research institutions

The 54 independent, nonprofit research institu-tions included in this section received $158 mil-lion for R&D activities in 1970 (table 4). The in-stitutions chosen for this study were selectedbecause of their relatively tpigh level of Federalobligations.1 All are autondmous units, thoughsome maintain close-working relationships withuniversities.

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AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

The Department of Defense obligated the larg-est amount to these institutions$82 million to32 recipients in 1970. Within this Department, thefunds were obligated as follows:

(millions of dollars'Army $38.8

Navy 14.8

Air Force 28.4

Ten of the DOD-supported, independent non .profit research institutions had obligations olmore than $1 million; they accounted for 95 percent of the DOD total.2 The top-5 recipientsStanford Research Institute, Cornell AeronauticalLaboratory, Battelle Memorial Institute, RiversideResearch Institute, and IIT Research Institutereceived three-fourths of the Defense amount in1970. Institutions in New York and California ac-counted for three-fifths of the Defense total, withobligations of $27 million and $25 million, re-spectively.

The Department of Health, Education and Wel-fare obligated the next largest amount to non-

2This does not include obligations to Federally FundedResearch and Development Centers administered by non-profit institutions. They are covered in the following sec-tion, page 30.

pendent research institutions

institu- AGENCY DISTRI BUTI ON58 mil-The in-electedFederalthoughps with

on thereport.

64

The Department of Defense obligated the larg-est amount to these institutions$82 million to32 recipients in 1970. Within this Department, thefunds were obligated as follows:

(millions of dollars)Army $38.8Navy 14.8

Air Force 23.4

Ten of the DOD-supported, independent non-profit research institutions had obligations ofmore than $1 million; they accounted for 95 per-cent of the DOD tota1.2 The top-5 recipientsStanford Research Institute, Cornell AeronauticalLaboratory, Battelle Memorial Institute, RiversideResearch Institute, and IIT Research Institutereceived three-fourths of the Defense amount in1970. Institutions in New York and California ac-counted for three-fifths of the Defense total, withobligations of $27 million and $25 million, re-spectively.

The Department of Health, Education and Wel-fare obligated the next largest amount to non-

'This does not include obligations to Federally FundedResearch and Development Centers administered by non-profit institutions. They are covered in the following sec-tion, page 30.

profit research institutions$44 million to 46 or-ganizations. Those HEW agencies concerned withhealth activities provided 96 percent of the de-partmental support to this selected group of re-search institutions, with NIH accounting for 85percent. Institutions in the Middle Atlantic di-vision received $12 million from HEW and thosein the Pacific division $9 million. There were 16institutions that received obligations of morethan $1 million from HEW, and they represented78 percent of this total. The top-ranking 6, eachwith support in excess of $2.5 million, were 44percent of the HEW total.

The other Federal agencies provided $31 mil-lion in 1970 to the nonprofit, research institutionsincluded in the survey. NASA and AEC each obli-gated about $9 million, and AID awarded almost$7 million.


The 19 institutions each of which received totalFederal obligations of more than $2 million forresearch and development in 1970 accounted for$134 million, or 85 percent of the total. They re-ceived $120 million in 1969 and $123 million in1968.

Seven nonprofit research institutions receivedFederal support for R&D plant in 1970 for a

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TABLE 4

FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TO INDEPENDENT RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS

BY GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION, STATE, INSTITUTION, AND AGENCY

FISCAL YEAR 1970

GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION, STATE,

AND IKSTITUTION

(THOUSANDS OF OOLLARS)

NATIONAL

DEPART

AERO-

DEPART-

ATOMIC

OEPART-.-

MENT OF

DEPART-

NAUTICS

NATIONAL

MENT OF

ENERGY

MENT OF

OEPART

HEALTH,

MENT

ANO SPACE

SCIENCE

AGRICUL-

COMMIS-

COM-

MENT OF

EDUCATION,

OF THE

ADMINIS-

POUNDA,.

TOTAL

TURE

SION

MERGE

DEFENSE

C WELFARE

INTERIOR TRATION

MN

OT

HE

RS

1

UNITED STATES, TOTAL

3157,694

S328

$8,518

$320

$82,038

$ 44,235

$1,605

$9,286

S2,517

$8,847

NEW ENGLAND, TOTAL

7,122

65

186

0186

6,417

019

249

0

MAINE,TOTAL

1,431

083

00

1,398

00

00

JACKSON LABORATORY

1,481

083

00

1,398

00

00

MASSACHUSETTSJOTAL

5,641

65

103

0186

5,019

019

249

0

BLOOD RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC

467

65

00

47

355

00

00

CHILDRENS CANCER RESEARCH

FOUNDATION

2,363

00

061

2,302

00

00

MARINE 8IDLOGICAL LABORATORY

303

018

00

149

00

136

0

CD

RETINA FOUNDATION

821

00

078

630

00

113

0

C:n

WORCESTER FOUNDATION FOR

EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY

1,687

085

00

1,583

019

00

MIDDLE ATLANTIC. TOTAL

48,879

0640

70

30,142

11,521

119

1.931

1,276

3,180

NEW JERSEY,TOTAL

544

00

00

544

00

00

INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH

544

00

00

544

00

00

NEW YORK,TOTAL

39,831

0500

70

27,121

7,023

01,570

775

2,772

BOYCE THOMPSON INSTITUTE FOR

PLANT RESEARCH

434

00

0-

0248

00

186

0

COLO SPRING HARBOR LAB OF

QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY

683

07

00

495

00

181

0

CORNELL AERONAUTICAL

LABORATORY

20,552

062

70

16,236

00

1.412

02.772

HASKINS LABORATORIES, INC

380

00

062

239

00

79

0

HUDSON INSTITUTE, INC .

350

00

0252

00

98

00

INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL

RESEARCH AND STUDIES

244

00

00

160

030

54

0

PUBL IC HEALTH R ES EARCH

INS T ITUT E OF NEW YORK

1,465

00

053

1,137

00

275

0

RIVERSIDE RESEARCH INSTITUTE

7.130

00

06,946

184

00

00

SLOANKETTERING INSTITUTE FOR

CANCER RESEARCH

49931

0431

00

4,500

00

00

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

CORP

3,662

00

03,572

60

030

00

EPENNSYLVANIA,TOTAL

8.504

0140

03,021

3,954

119

361

501

408

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR

RESEARCH

3,530

00

02,193

1,086

089

45

117

BARTOL RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF

THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE

390

00

025

00

153

212

0

FRANKLIN INSTITUTE

1,881

0INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RESEARCH

2.703

0119

0803

367

21

00

2,501

119

119

63

00

181

291 0

EAST NORTH CENTRAL, TOTAL

28,498

30

4,948

101

15,166

3,380

552

3,213

01,108

ILLINOIS,TOTAL

HEKTOEN INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL

RESEARCH

8.856

30

646

0

75

3

00

5.945

736

11

0646

0

1.476

0

00

580 0

III RESEARCH INSTITUTE

71,627

30

75

05,945

90

11

1,476

00

NATIONAL OPINION RESEARCH

CENTER

'

583

00

30

00

00

580

MIDDLE ATLANTIC, TOTAL

48,879

0640

70

30,142

11,521

119

1,931

1,276

3,180

NEW JERSEY,TOTAL

544

00

00

544

00

00

INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCO

544

00

00

544

00

00

NEW YORK,TDTAL

39,831

0500

70

27,121

7,023

01,570

775

2,772

BOYCE THOMPSON INSTITUTE FOR

PLANT RESEARCH

434

00

0-

0248

00

186

0

COLD SPRING HARBOR LAB OF

QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY

683

07

00

495

00

181

0

CORNELL AERONAUTICAL

LABORATORY

20,552

062

70

16,236

00

1.412

02.772

HASKINS LABORATORIES, INC

380

00

062

239

00

79

0

HUDSON INSTITUTE, INC

350

00

0252

00

98

00

INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL

RESEARCH AND STUDIES

244

00

00

160

030

54

0

PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH

INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK

1,465

00

053

1,137

00

275

0

RIvERSIOE RESEARCH INSTITUTE

7.130

00

06,946

184

00

00

SLOAN-KETTERING INSTITUTE FOR

CANCER RESEARCH

4.931

0431

00

4.500

00

00

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

CORP

3,662

00

03,572

60

030

00

PENNSYLVANIA,TOTAL

8.504

0140

03,021

3,954

119

361

501

408

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR

RESEARCH

3.530

00

02,193

1,086

089

45

117

BARTOL RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF

THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE

390

00

025

00

153

212

0

FRANKLIN INSTITUTE

1,881

0119

0803

367

119

119

63

291

INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RESEARCH

2,703

021

00

2,501

00

181

0


28,498

30

4,948

101

15,166

3,380

552

3,213

01,108

ILLINOIS,TOTAL

8.856

30

75

35,945

736

11

1.476

0580

HEKTOEN INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL

RESEARCH

646

00

00

646

00

00

IIT RESEARCH INSTITUTE

7.627

30

75

05.945

90

11

1.476

00

NATIONAL OPINION RESEARCH

CENTER

583

00

30

00

00

580

MICHIGAN.TOTAL

1.126

0733

00

393

00

00

ATOMIC PDWER DEVELOPMENT

ASSOCIATES.INC

733

0733

00

00

00

0

MICHIGAN CANCER FOUNDATION INC

393

00

00

393

00

00

OHIO.TOTAL

18,516

04.140

98

9,221

2.251

541

1,737

0528

BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE

17,876

04.140

98

9,209

6658

541

1,702

0528

FELS RESEARCH INSTITUTE

640

00

012

593

035

00

WEST NORTH CENTRAL, TOTAL

7.279

24

30

02/201

4,201

311

165

0347

MINNESOTA.TOTAL

4,814

00

0630

3,837

145

20

0182

MAYO FOUNDATION

3,749

00

00

3,749

00

00

NDRTH STAR RESEARCH AND

DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE

1,065

00

0630

88

145

20

0182

m/SSOuRI,TOTAL

2,465

24

30

01,571

364

166

145

0165

MIDWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE

2,465

24

30

01,571

364

166

145

0165

TABLE 4

FEOERAL OBLIGATIONS FOR RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPmENT TO INOEPENDENT RESEARCH

CO

CONTINUE()

BY GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION, STATE, INSTITUTION, ANO AGENCY

FISCAL YEAR 1970

INSTITUTIONS

(THOUSANDS

OF DuLLARS)

NATIONAL

DEPART-

AER0-

07ART-

ATOMIC

OEPART-

MENT OF

OEPART-

NAUTICS

NATIONAL

GEOGRAPHIC OIVISION, STATE,

AND INSTITUTION

TOTAL

RENT CF

AGRICUL-

TURE

ENERGY

COMMIS-

SION

MENT OF

COM-

MERGE

DEPART-

MENT OF

OEFENSE

HEALTH,

EDUCATION,

& WELFARE

MENT

AND SPACE

OF THE

AOMINIS-

INTERIOR TRATION

SCIENCE

FOIIKOA-

1701

OTHER2V

SOUTH ATLANTIC, TOTAL

6,50

65

160

47

1,372

3,210

316

646

313.

421

DISTRICT OF COL,TOTAL

2,253

015

0516

1.032

23

125

313

229

ARCTIC INSTITUTE OF NORTH

AMERICA

544

015

0356

23

23

0115

12

BROOKINGS INSTITUTE

158

00

00

30

00

128

0

BUREAU OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

RESEARCH

465

00

00

248

00

0217

CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF

WASHINGTON

261

00

025

41

0125

70

0

GORGAS MEMORIAL INSTITUTE OF

TROPICAL AND PREVENTIVE

MEDICINE

467

00

0115

352

00

00

INSTITUTE FOR BEHAVIORAL

RESEARCH

358

00

020

338

00

00

MARYLAND.TOTAL

560

00

00

560

00

00

FRIENDS OF PSYCHIATRIC

RESEARCH

560

00

00

560

00

00

NORTH CARUL1NA,TUTAL

3.592

65

047

856

1,618

293

521

0192

RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE

3,59Z

65

047

856

1,618

293

521

0192

VIRGINIA,TOTAL

1115

0145

00

00

00

0

HANFORD OCCUPATIGNAL HEALTH

FOUNDATION

145

0145

00

00

00

0

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL, TOTAL

6,832

138

00

3,683

2,869

122

20

00

ALABAMA,TOTAL

6,832

138

00

3,683

2,869

122

20

00

SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE

6.832

138

00

3,683

2,869

122

20

00

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL, TOTAL

9.082

6342

33,817

3,063

150

403

59

1,239

OKLAHOMA,TOTAL

1,767

00

0134

1,579

00

54

0

OKLAHOMA MEDICAL RESEARCH

FOUNDATION

1,767

00

0134

1,579

00

54

0

TEXAS.TOTAL

...

7,315

6342

33,683

1.484

150

403

51.239

SOUTHWEST FOUNOATION FOR

RESEARCH ANO EDUCATION

2,252

00

00

1.325

00

5922

SOUTHWEST RESEARCH FOUNOATION

5,063

6342

33,683

159

150

403

0317

MCUNTAIN, TOTAL

3.019

01,711

0564

106

0638

00

ARIZONA,TOTAL

501

00

00

00

501

00

LOWELL LBSERWATORY

501

00

00

00

501

00

--------

RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE

3,592

65

047

d56

1,618

293

521

0192

VIRGINIA,TOTAL

145

0145

0o

oo

oo

o

HANFORD OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

FOUNDATION

145

0145

00

00

00

0

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL, TOTAL

6,832

138

00

3,683

2.869

122

20

00

ALA8AMA,TUTAL

6,832

138

00

3,683.

2,869

122

20

00

SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE

6,832

138

00

3,683

2,869

122

20

00


9,082

6342

33,817

3,063

150

403

59

1,239

OKLAHOMA,TOTAL

1,767

00

0134

1,579

00

54

0

OKLAHOMA MEDICAL RESEARCH

FOUNDATION

1,767

00

0134

1.579

00

54

0

TEXASsTOTAL

7,315

6342

33,683

1.484

150

403

51.239

SOUTHWEST FOUNDATION FOR

RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

2,252

00

00

1.325

00

5922

SOUTHWEST RESEARCH FOUNOATIDN

5,063

6342

33.683

159

150

403

0317

MCUNTAIN. TOTAL

3,019

01.711

0564

106

0638

00

ARIZONA,MTAL

501

00

00

00

501

00

LOWELL 08SERVATORY

501

00

00

00

501

00

NEW MEXICO,TOTAL

2,518

01,711

0564

106

0137

00

LOVELACE FOUNOATION FOR

MEOICAL EDUCATION

2,518

01,711

0564

106

0137

00

PACIFIC, TOTAL

40,433

0501

99

24,907

9,468

35

2,251

620

2,552

CALIFORNIA,TOTAL

36,730

0380

99

24,857

5.936

35

2,251

620

2,552

INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

1,347

00

035

1,193

0119

00

PALO ALTO MEDICAL RESEARCH

FOUNDATION

442

00

025

417

00

00

SALK INSTITUTE FOR BIOLOGICAL

STUDIES

3,435

00

00

940

060

180

2,255

SCRIPPS CLINIC AND RESEARCH

FOUNDATION

319

0135

026

00

0158

0

STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE

31,187

0245

99

24,771

3,386

35

2,072

282

297

CREGON,TOTAL

3,368

00

050

3,318

00

00

MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNOATION OF

OREGON

2,673

00

00

2,673

00

00

OREGON RESEARCH INSTITUTE .

695

00

050

645

00

00

WASHINGTON,TOTAL

335

0121

00

214

00

00

PACIFIC NORTHWEST RESEARCH

FOUNDATION

335

0121

00

214

00

00

a/ T,7a44 Agency-for International Development, Office of Economic Opportunity, the Departments of Housing and Urban Development, Labor, and Transportation.

SOURCE:

National Science Foundation.

,*

r611.-4

s:

daa:sgL-Pz. A

$24,237

$84,372

$27,412

(Dam Amounts in Ttsomonds)

arr4;414A',-k ''rt .7

$11,744

$5.417 4%

$4,512 3%

w=1.amoo

total of $367,000 (table 5). As this category ofsupport includes obligations for the acquisitionand repair of facilities and equipment for R&Dactivities, it is subject to fluctuations from yearto year. The Lovelace Foundation for MedicalEducation was the leading recipient, with $273,-000.

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TABLE 5

GEOGRAPHIC OIAND INS T ITUT Idm. m

UNIT ED ST

EAST NORTH CE

M ICH I GAN, T OTATOM I C POW

ASSOC IAT E

SOUTH ATL ANT

DISTR I CT OFCARNEGIE I

WAS H I NGTO

VIRGIN I Ag TOHANFORD OC

FOUNDAT 10

WEST SOUTH C

TEX AS T OT ALSOUTHWEST

MOUNTAIN, TO

NEW MEX ICO,LOV EL ACE F

MEDI CAL E

PACIFIC, TOT

CALI FORN I A,STANFORD R

WASHINGTON,PACI F IC NO

FOUNDAT 10

SOURCE: Nati

:ategory ofacquisitionit for R&D; from yearor Medicalwith $273,-

TABLE 5 FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS FOR R&D PLANT TO INDEPENDENT RESEARCHINSTITUTIONS BY GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION, STATE, INSTITUTION,

AND AGENCY, FISCAL YEAR 1970

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION, STATE*AND I NST ITUT ION TOTAL

$ 367

a

8

8

52

31

31

21

21

12

1212

273

273

273

22

2020

2

2

ATOMICENERGYCO MM I S-SION

$ 316

8

8

8

21

0

0

21

21

12

1212

273

273

273

2

00

2

2

1

NATIONALSCIENCEF3UNDA-TION

51

3

0

0

31

31

31

0

0

0

00

0

0

0

20

2020

0

o

UNITED STATES, TOTAL ..


M ICHIGAN, TOTALATOMIC POWER DEVELOPMENT

ASSOCIATES, INC .

SOUTH ATL ANTIC, TOTAL

DISTRICT OF COL, TOTALCARNEGIE INST ITUTE OF

WASHINGTON

V I RGI N I A, TOTALHANFORD OCCUPAT IONAL HEALTH

FOUNDAT ION


TEXAS, TOT ALSOUTHWEST RESEARCH FOUNDATION

MOUNTAIN, TOTAL

NEW MEX ICO, TOTALLOVELACE FOUNDAT ION FOR

MEDICAL EDUCATION ..

PACIFIC, TOTAL

CAL I FORNIA, TOT ALSTANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE

WASHINGTON, TOTALPACI F IC NORTHWEST RESEARCH

FOUNDAT ION

SOURCE: National Science Foundation.

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SECTION 2.

federally funded research and development centers

Twenty-seven Federally Funded Research andDevelopment Centers managed by nonprofit insti-tutions received $273 million from Federal agen-cies in 1970, rising from $247 million in 1969 and$234 million in 1968 (table 6). These organizationsare exclusively or substantially financed by theFederal Government to conduct R&D activities orto manage R&D programs on behalf of the Gov-ernment.

Although representing only one-third the num-ber of independent nonprofit research organiza-tions included in part II of this report, the 27FFRDC's managed by nonprofit institutions ac-counted for 63 percent of Federal R&D obliga-tions awarded to the 81 nonprofit institutions in1970.

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AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

In 1970 Federal obligations for R&D acFFRDC's administered by nonprofit intotaled $256 million. The Department ofprovided three-fifths of this amount, orlion. The leading recipients of the eightsharing in the DOD amount were the ACorporation, $73 million; the MITRE Cor$38 million; and the RAND Corporation,lion.

The Atomic Energy Commission obligmillion to two FFRDC's for research andment in 1970: Pacific Northwest Laboramillion, and Atomic Bomb Casualty Co$4 million.

rch and development centers

rch andfit insti-al agen-969 andizations

by theivities orthe Gov-

he num-Organiza-k, the 27ions ac-

obliga-ations in

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AGENCY DISTRIBUTION

In 1970 Federal obligations for R&D activities toFFRDC's administered by nonprofit institutionstotaled $256 million. The Department of Defenseprovided three-fifths of this amount, or $162 mil-lion. The leading recipients of the eight FFRDC'ssharing in the DOD amount were the AerospaceCorporation, $73 million; the MITRE Corporation,$38 million; and the RAND Corporation, $20 mil-lion.

The Atomic Energy Commission obligated $60million to two FFRDC's for research and develop-ment in 1970: Pacific Northwest Laboratory, $56million, and Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission,$4 million.

The Department of Health, Education, and Wel-fare awarded $39 million to these FFRDC's; thiswas an increase of $13 million from the 1969 HEWtotal.

Federal funds for R&D plant were $17 millionin 1970, rising from $11 million in 1969 and $5million in 1968.8 The major obligations were re-ceived by the Pacific Northwest Laboratory, $5million from AEC; Southwest Regional Education-al Laboratory and Southwest Educational Develop-ment Laboratory, each with $4 million from HEW;and, Central Midwestern Regional EducationalLaboratory with $3 million from HEW.

°The aata on R&D plant are understated to the extentthat DOD does not report separately the sums used fro.R&D plant within R&D contracts.

Table 6.-Federal obligations for research and development and R&D plant toand Development Centers, administered by nonprofit institutions, fiscal ye:


Location and name

Total Federal obligations Research and develoPI

1968 1969 1970 1968 1969

Total $234,093 $246,728 $273,269 $229,308 $235,885

Arkansas:South Central Regional Educational Laboratory,

Corporatlona 711 320 700 320

California:Aerospace Corporation 73,626 76,338 72,953 73,537 76,338

RAND Corporation 20,407 20,438 2 i ,167 20,295 20,438

Center for Educational Policy Researchb 500 500 448 500 500

The Far West Laboratory for Educational Research andDevelopment 1,308 6,536 2,373 1,260 1,685

Southwest Regional Educational Laboratory 2,235 2,487 7,310 2,235 2,487

Colorado:Rocky Mountain Regional educational Laboratory° 514 346 514 346

Dbtrict of Columbia:Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission 3,822 3,925 '1,250 3,685 3,788

Central Atlantic Regional Educational Laboratorya 796 390 780 390

Georgia:Southeastern Educational Laboratory 719 670 720 670 670

Illinois:CooperatKe Educational Research Laboratory, Inc.a 622 241 600 241

Maryland:Electromagnetic Competability Analysis Canterc 5,237 4,642 5,210 5,237 4,642

Mamachusetts:MITRE Corporation 36,521 32,702 40,866 36,521 32,702

Educational Development Cen.ter, Inc. 1,041 1,390 1,509 1,041 1,390

Michigan:Michigan-Ohio Regional Educational Laboratory° 853 385 800 385

Minnesota:Upper Midwest Regional Educational Laboratory, Inc. . 678 800 958 678 800

Missouri:Central Midwestern Regional Educational Laboratory ... 1,370 1,746 6,138 1,350 1,746

Mid-Continent Regional Educational Laboratory 730 938 957 730 938

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ral obligations for research and development and R&D plant to Federally Funded Research

ment Centers, administered by nonprofit institutions, fiscal years 1968, 1969, and 1970


Total Federal obligations Research and development R&D plant Sponsoring agency

1968 1969 1970 1968 1969 1970 1968 1969 1970

$234,093 $246,728 $273,269 $229,308 $235,885 $256,491 $4,786 $10,843 $16,778

,

711 320 700 320 --- 11 ----- ----- HEW (CE)

73,626 76,338 72,953 73,537 76,338 72,953 89 ---- ----- DOD (Air Force)

20,407 20,438 21,1R7 20,295 20,438 21,167 112 ----- ---- DOD (Air Force)

500 500 448 500 600 448 ---- ---- HEW (OE)

I1,308 6,538 2,373 1,260 1 ,685 2,373 58 4,851 HEW (OE)

2,235 2,487 7,310 2,235 2,487 3,024 ---- ---- 4,286 HEW (0E)

514 346 ---- 514 346 ---- ----- ---- HEW (OE)

3,822 3,925 4,250 3,686 3,788 4,155 137 137 96 AEC

796 780 390 ---- 16 ---- HEW (0E)

719 670 720 670 670 720 49 --- HEW (0E)

,

622 241 ---- 600 241 --- 22 ----- HEW (0E)

6,237 4,642 5,210 6,237 4,642 6,210 DOD (Air Force)

36,621 32,702 40,866 38,621 32,702 40,866 DOD (Alr Force)

1,041 1,390 1,509 1,041 1,390 1,609 --- ----- HEW (OE)

853 386 800 385 ---- 63 --- HEW (OE)

678 800 968 678 800 958 ----- -- HEW (OE)

1,370 1,746 8,138 1,360 1,748 3,233 20 ---- 2,905 HEW (0E)

730 938 967 730 938 967 --- --- HEW (OE)

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Table 6. Federal obligations for research and development and R&D plantCenters, administered by nonprofit institutions, fiscal years

Location and name

Total Federal obligations Res

1968 1969 1970 1968

New Mexico:Southwestern Cooperative Educational Laboratory 791 862 956 752

New York:Center for Urban Education 2,675 2,646 2,600 2,675

Eastern Regional Institute for Education 947 999 844 943

Policy Research Centard 499 587 689 499

North Carolina:Regional Educational Laboratory for the Carolinas and

Virginia 698 820 1,152 694

Oregon:Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory 1,566 1,763 1,841 1,544

Pennsylvania:Research for Better Schools, Inc. 2,094 2,757 3,397 2,089

Texas:Southwest Educational Development Laboratory 1,452 1,843 6,363 1,400

Virginia:Institute for Defense Analysis 11,941 12,388 11,859 11,941

Human Resources Research Organization° 4,291

Research Analysis Corporation 10,308 9,915 9,524 10,308

Analytical Services, Inc. 1,495 1,180 1,659 1,495

Washington:Pacific Northwest Laboratory 46,943 55,258 62,119 42,851

West Virginia:Appalachia Educational Laboratory 916 1,126 994

aDiscontInued In FY 1970. °Was "unlvei

dAdmInistered by Stanford Research I nstItute.cAdmInIstered bY Illinois institute of Technology Research Institute.

SOURCE: n

dAdmInIstered bY Syracuse University Research Corporation.

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eral obligations for research and development and R&D plant to Federally Funded Research and Development

Centers, administered by nonprofit institutions, fiscal years 1968, 1969, and 1970 (Continued)

Total Federal obligations Research and development R&D plant Sponsoring agency

1968 1969 1970 1968 1969 1970 1968 1969 1970

ratory 791 862 956 752 862 956 39 ----- ---- HEW (0Ei

2,675 2,646 2,600 2,675 2,646 2,600 ---- ---- HEW (0E)

947 999 844 943 999 844 4 --- ----- HEW (0E)

499 587 689 499 587 689 ----- ----- HEW (OE)

Carolinas and698 820 1,152 694 820 1,152 4 ---- ----- HEW (0E)

, 1,566 1,763 1,841 1,544 1,763 1,841 22 ---- --- HEW (0E)

2,094 2,757 3,397 2,089 2,700 3,397 5 57 ---- HEW (0E)

story 1,452 1,843 6,363 1,400 1,710 2,263 52 133 4,103 HEW (0E)

11,941 12,388 11,859 11,941 12,388 11,859 ---- ----- --- DOD. (Office ofthe Secretary)

---- --- 4,291 --- ----- --- DOD (Army)

, 10,308 9,915 9,524 10,308 9,915 9,524 ---- --- ---- DOD (Army)

1,495 1,180 1,659 1,495 1,180 1,659 ----- ----- DOD (Air Force)

46,943 55,258 62,119 42,881 49,613 56,727 4,092 5,C45 5;392 AEC

994 918 1,126 994 896 1,128 20 ---- HEW (0E)

ogY Research Institute.:h corporation.

°Was "university administered" prior to fiscal year 1970. See part I, secdon5 for data for those years.

SOURCEI National Science Foundation (CASE).

APPENDIXES

A. Technical Notes

B. Federal Obligations to 2-Year Institutions

C. Statistical Tables

APPENDIX A

TECHNICAL NOTES

CONCEPTS AND LIMITATIONS

The dollar totals in this report represent obliga-tions to academic institutions, selected other non-profit organizations, and associated FederallyFunded Research and Development Centers, in-curred by 13 Federal agencies. Data on academicinstitutions and their associated FFRDC's are ex-tracted from the CASE data collection systemestablished by the Committee on AcademicScience and Engineering of the Federal Councilfor Science and Technology. Data on other non-profit organizations were collected separately. Tofacilitate this effort the agencies participating inthe CASE study were requested to provide data onresearch and development and R&D plant obliga-tions allocated to selected other nonprofit in-stitutions.

Data for five of the reporting agencies, theOffice of Economic Opportunity, the Agency forInternational Development, and the Departmentsof Housing and Urban Development, Labor, andTransportation, are combined for the purpose oftabular presentation. These units, constitutingthe "other" category used as the final columnheading in tables showing agency detail, wereadded to the data collection system in 1968 and1969.

Dollar totals reflect actual obligations by thereporting agency during a fiscal year (July 1-June30) regardless of when funds were spent by a re-cipient.1 Certain allocations for financial assist-ance by Federal agencies were excluded from the

1 Data for the Atomic Energy Commission were providedin terms of costs rather than obligations but are treated assubstantially the same thing in this analysis.

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study, notably loans such as tho!Office of Education for undergradiate construction, and agency supemployee training and develop!Obligations were reported in amoithe nearest thousand dollars.

Data for individual institutions Isupport from Federal agencies annot make allowances for amount !to or from other institutions. Colocation of actual performanceamounts cannot be identified if tttakes place at some site other tinstitution receiving direct suppoagencies. In cases of interagenfunds, the agency that made the fof the funds to academic instituticob I igations.

Federal obligations to universit,shown in terms of the individual iiprising a system. Also Iisted seperal dol!ars awarded directly to thicenter of a system. However, wheication of funds is not known at theis made, z-encies report the fundto the system's administrative ofsystem." 2 In many cases, the Fedistributed by the system's centdividual institutions. To the exteeffect takes place, the amountsindividual institutions within aunderstated. Central system ob1970 were reported for the folic

Data on Federal obligations to "cerincluded in appendix tables C-13, C-14,

nt oblige-other non-

Federallyenters, in-academic's are ex-n systemAcademical Councilother non-rately. Toipating ine data onnt oblige-

nprofit in-

ncies, thegency forpartmentsa bor, andurpose of

onstitutingal columntail, were1968 and

ns by theuly 1-June

nt by a re-ial assist-

d from the

ere providedre treated as

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study, notably loans such as those made by theOffice of Education for undergraduate and gradu-ate construction, and agency support of Federalemployee training and development activities.Obligations were reported in amounts rounded tothe nearest thousand dollars.

Data for individual institutions represent directsupport from Federal agencies and, therefore, donot make allowances for amounts subcontractedto or from other institutions. Consequently, thelocation of actual performance of obligatedamounts cannot be identified if that performancetakes place at some site other than that of theinstitution receiving direct support from Federalagencies. In cases of interagency transfers offunds, the agency that made the final distributionof the funds to acade, 3iC institutions reported theobligations.

Federal obligations to university "systems" areshown in terms of the individual institutions com-prising a system. Also listed separately are Fed-eral dollars awarded directly to the administrativecenter of a system. However, where the final allo-cation of funds is not known at the time the awardis made, agencies report the funds as obligationsto the system's administrative office, or "centralsystem." 2 In many cases, the Federal funds aredistributed by the system's central office to in-dividual institutions. To the extent this filteringeffect takes place, the amounts reported for theindividual institutions within a system may beunderstated. Central system obligations in FY1970 were reported for the following:

' Data on Federal obligations to "central systems" areincluded in appendix tables C-13, C-14, and C-15.

Los Angeles City Junior College District SystemPeralta Junior College District SystemSan Diego Junior Colleges SystemUniversity of California SystemUniversity of Illinois SystemLouisiana State University SystemMississippi Gulf Coast Junior College District SystemUniversity of Missouri SystemUniversity of Nebraska SystemUniversity of Nevada SystemCity University of New York SystemColumbia University SystemState University of New York SystemUnion College and University SystemUniversity of North Carolina SystemUniversity of Tennessee SystemTexas A&M University SystemUniversity of Texas SystemUniversity of Wisconsin SystemWisconsin State University SystemUniversity of Puerto Rico System

Among the categories of support reported byFederal agencies, amounts shown for individualinstitutions may not always indicate the way thefunds are actually spent by these organizations.For instance, the entire obligations by the Depart-ment of Defense were reported under researchand development, although some of the fundswere actually expended for plant and facilities.

Some of the obligations by Federal agenciesunder institutional grant programs for general orspecial purposes were included under the cate-gory "other activities," although actual expendi-ture of these funds is spread among researchand development, R&D plant, and other activities.Again, it is extremely difficult to categorize thepurposes for which such funds are expended be-cause of the close functional relationship betweenresearch and education.

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Sections 2, 3, and 4 in part I of this report in-clude comparisons between obligation data andeducational data on total degrees conferred overthe academic year 1967-68. These figures werecompiled from degree data collected by the Officeof Education in the Higher Education General In-formation Survey (HEGIS).

RELATIONSHIP OF THIS STUDY TO FEDERALFUNDS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, ANDOTHER SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES

Both this study and Federal Funds for Research,Development, and Other Scientific Activities,'obtain data on obligations by Federal agenciesfor research and development and R&D plant touniversities, colleges, other nonprofit institutions,and their associated Federally Funded Researchand Development Centers. This study is orientedtoward obtaining information on total Federalsupport for individual institutions and selectednonprofit research organizations, while the Fed-eral Funds study obtains data on research anddevelopment and R&D plant obligated by Federalagencies to each sector of the economy, includingGovernment, industry, universities and colleges,and all other nonprofit organizations. In FederalFunds, the emphasis is on character of activityand field of science, rather than individual re-cipients.

In general, there is conformity of concepts anddefinitions used in the two studies. It should benoted, however, that data do not and cannot con-form in all respects. Information used in FederalFunds is based on the agencies' budgets which,of course, cannot show details on the recipientof funds.

For the purpose of this report, "selected non-profit organizations" include primarily inde-pendent nonprofit research institutions. Omitted

National Science Foundation, Federal Funds for Re-search, Development, and Other Scientific Activities, FiscalYears 1969, 1970, and 1971, Vol. XIX (NSF 70-38) (Washing-ton, D.C. 20402: Supt. of Documents, U.S. GovernmentPrinting Office, 1970).

from this group are hospitals, academies ofscience, museums, professional and technicalsocieties and, with one exception, all privatephilanthropic foundations all of which are in-cluded in the Federal Funds classification of non-profit organizations. The exception is a privatefoundation which is known to allocate more than50 percent of its expenditures for the performanceof intramural research. Also, since this studycovers 13 Federal departments and agencies andFederal Funds obtains reports on a Government-wide basis, there is a difference representing theamounts obligated to institutions by agencies notin the CASE study.

Among other differences is the fact that theNational Institutes of Health reported its GeneralResearch Support Grants Program as researchand development in Federal Funds, and "otherscientific activities" in the CASE study. Similarreporting differences occurred in the case of theNational Aeronautics and Space Administration'sSustaining University Program. The NationalScience Foundation provided estimates to FederalFunds of amounts expended by universities forresearch and development and R&D plant frominstitution-based grants. For individual institu-tions of higher education, the allocation of fundsfrom this program differs widely among variouscategories of support and, consequently, all ofthe Foundation's obligations for InstitutionalGrant Programs were reported as "other scientificactivities" in the CASE study.

In cases of interagency transfers of funds, thepresent study instructs the agency that actuallyobligates funds to an academic institution toreport the obligation. In Federal Funds, on theother hand, agencies initiating the interagencytransfers report the obligated amounts.

DEFINITIONS OF TERMS

University or college consists of all parts of theacademic institutionsuch as a college of liberalarts, professional school, hospital, school of agri-culture, agricultural experiment station, etc.

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exca nd

legincolinsofincrecantonresorgtioacedshsigbrshforscclu

repseaFumaperesproermsoc

Ce

manobeofSciidebyFF

from this group are hospitals, academies ofscience, museums, professional and technicalsocieties and, with one exception, all privatephilanthropic foundations all of which are in-cluded in the Federal Funds classification of non-profit organizations. The exception is a privatefoundation which is known to allocate more than50 percent of its expenditures for the performanceof intramural research. Also, since this studycovers 13 Federal departments and agencies andFederal Funds obtains reports on a Government-wide basis, there is a difference representing theamounts obligated to institutions by agencies notin the CASE study.

Among other differences is the fact that theNational Institutes of Health reported its GeneralResearch Support Grants Program as researchand development in Federal Funds, and "otherscientific activities" in the CASE study. Similarreporting differences occurred in the case of theNational Aeronautics and Space Administration'sSustaining University Program. The NationalScience Foundation provided estimates to FederalFunds of amounts expended by universities forresearch and development and R&D plant frominstitution-based grants. For individual institu-tions of higher education, the allocation of fundsfrom this program differs widely among variouscategories of support and, consequently, all ofthe Foundation's obligations for InstitutionalGrant Programs were reported as "other scientificactivities" in the CASE study.

In cases of interagency transfers of funds, thepresent study instructs the agency that actuallyobligates funds to an academic institution toreport the obligation. In Federal Funds, on theother hand, agencies initiating the interagencytransfers report the obligated amounts.

DEFINITIONS OF TERMS

University or college consists of all parts of theacademic institutionsuch as a college of liberalarts, professional school, hospital, school of agri-culture, agricultural experiment station, etc.

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except an associated Federally Funded Research

and Development Center. Universities and col-leges include all institutions of higher educationin the United States that offer at least 2 years ofcollege-level studies in residence. The universe ofinstitutions for this report is based upon the Officeof Education's Education Directory 1969-70. To be

included in this report, an institution must havereceived some Federal support in fiscal year 1970and must possess a significant degree of au-tonomy with respect to educational administrativeresponsibilities. Thus, universities and collegesorganized under systems, e.g., groups of institu-tions collectively having legal status and generallyaccorded recognition by a State, by a board ofeducation, or other relevant organization, areshown as separate institutions in cases wheresignificant autonomy exists. Obligations tobranches and campuses of institutions are notshown separately but are included in the totalfor the parent institutions. Obligations to serviceschools were excluded from the study. Also ex-cluded were funds awarded to the U.S. Depart-ment of Agriculture Graduate School.

Nonprofd research institutions included in thisreport are limited to 54 selected independent re-search performing organizations and 27 FederallyFunded Research and Development Centersmanaged by nonprofit institutions. The 54 inde-pendent institutions are primarily composed ofresearch institutes and do not include such non-profit organizations as nonprofit hospitals, acad-emies of science, professional and technicalsocieties, museums, or philanthropic foundations.

Federally Funded Research and DevelopmentCenters in this report are organizational unitsmanaged by universities and colleges or othernonprofit institutions. Generally, these units havebeen established to meet a particular R&D needof a Federal agency. The Committee on AcademicScience and Engineering has developed uniformidentification and classification criteria for useby all sponsoring agencies. To be classified as anFFRDC, an organization should:

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(a) Perform primarily one or more of the fol-lowing: basic research, applied research,development, or management of researchand development Specifically excluded

are organizations engaged primarily in rou-tine quality control and testing, routineservice activities, production mapping andsurveys, and information dissemination;

(b) constitute a separate operational unit with-in the parent organization or be organizedas a separately incorporated organization;

(c) perform actual research and developmentor R&D management either upon direct re-quest of the Government, or under a broadcharter from the Government, but in eithercase under the direct monitorship of theGovernment;

(d) receive its major financial support-70 per-cent or morefrom the Federal Govern-

ment, usually from one agency;(e) have or be expected to have, a long-term

relationshipabout 5 years or morewithits sponsoring agency, as evidenced by thespecific obligations it and the agencyassume;

(f) be established in the contract so that mostor all of the facilities are owned or fundedby the Government; and,

(g) have an average annual budget, includingoperating and capital equipment, of at least$500,000.

Included in this report are 36 FFRDC's ad-ministered by universities and colleges and 27FFRDC's administered by other nonprofit in-

stitutions. Of the 36 FFRDC's associated withuniversities and colleges in 1970, 28 are adminis-tered by specified universities; 7 are managedsolely by university consortia; and 1, ArgonneNational Laboratory, is managed jointly by theUniversity of Chicago and Argonne UniversitiesAssociation. The institutions comprising the mem-bership of the managing consortia are as follows:

Associated Universities, Inc.Columbia University

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Corneli UniversityHarvard UniversityJohns Hopkins UniversityMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyUniversity of PennsylvaniaPrinceton UniversityUniversity of RochesterYale University

Asiwziation of Univeraities for Research in AstnUniversity of CaliforniaUniversity of ChicagoHarvard UniversityIndiana UniversityUniversity of MichiganOhio State UniversityPrinceton UniversityUniversity of TexasUniversity of WisconsinYale University

University Corporation for Atmospheric ResearcUniversity 31` AlaskaUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of CaliforniaCatholic University of AmericaUniversity of ChicagoColorado State UniversityUniversity of ColoradoCornell UniversityUniversity of DenverFlorida State UniversityUniversity of HawaiiJohns Hopkins UniversityUniversity of MarylandMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyUniversity of MiamiUniversity of MichiganUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of MissouriNew York UniversityUniversity of OklahomaPennsylvania State UniversitySt. Louis UniversityTexas A&M UniversityUniversity of TexasUniversity of UtahUniversity of WashingtonUniversity of Wisconsin

Oak Ridge Associated UniversitiesUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of ArkansasAuburn University

of the fol-resea rch,

f researchexc I uded

rily in rou-g, routinepping andination;

I unit with-organized

nization;velopmentdirect re-

er a broadut in eitherhip of the

rt-70 per-al Govern-

long-termmorewithced by thehe agency

that mostor funded

includingof at least

FRDC's ad-ges and 27onprofit in-ciated withre adminis-

re managed1, Argonne

intly by theUniversities

ng the mem-as follows:

Cornell UniversityHarvard UniversityJohns Hopkins UniversityMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyUniversity of PennsylvaniaPrinceton UniversityUniversity of RochesterYale University

Association of Universities for Resurch in Astronomy, Inc.University of CaliforniaUniversity of ChicagoHarvard UniversityIndiana UniversityUniversity of MichiganOhio State UniversityPrinceton UniversityUniversity of TexasUniversity of WisconsinYale University

University Corporation for Atmospheric ResearchUniversity of AlaskaUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of CaliforniaCatholic University of AmericaUniversity of ChicagoColorado State UniversityUniversity of ColoradoCornell UniversityUniversity of DenverFlorida State UniversityUniversity of HawaiiJohns Hopkins UniversityUniversity of MarylandMassachusetts Institute of TechnoloryUniversity of MiamiUniversity of MichiganUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of MissouriNew York UniversityUniversity of OklahomaPennsylvania State UniversitySt Louis UniversityTexas A&M UniversityUniversity of TexasUniversity of UtahUniversity of WashingtonUniversity of Wisconsin

Oak Ridge Associated UniversitiesUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of ArkansasAuburn University

Catholic University of ArnericaClemson UniversityDuke UniversityEmory UniversityFisk UniversityUniversity of FloridaFlorida State UniversityUniversity of GeorgiaGeorgia Institute of TechnologyUniversity of KentuckyLouisiana State UniversityUniversity of LouisvilleUniversity of MarylandMeharry Medical CollegeUniversity of MiamiUniversity of MississippiMississippi State UniversityUniversity of North CarolinaNorth Carolina State UniversityNorth Texas State UniversityUniversity of OklahomaUniversity of Puerto RicoRice UniversityUniversity of South CarolinaSouthern Methodist UniversityUniversity of TennesseeUniversity of TexasTexas MA UniversityTexas Christian UniversityTexas Wornen's UniversityTulane UniversityTuskegee InstituteVanderbilt UniversityUniversity of VirginiaVirginia Polytechnic InstituteWest Virginia UniversityCollege of Williarn and Mary

Universities Research AssociationUniversity of ArizonaBrown UniversityCalifornia Institute of TechnologyUniversity of CaliforniaBerkeleyUniversity of CaliforniaLos AngelesUniversity of CaliforniaSan DiegoCarnegie Mellon UniversityCase Western Reserve UniversityUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of ColoradoColumbia UniversityCornell UniversityDuke UniversityFlorida State University

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Harvard UniversityUniversity of Illinois:ndiana UniversityIowa State UniversityUniversity of IowaJohns Hopkins UniversityUniversity of MarylandMassachusetts Institute of TechnologgMichigan State UniversityUniversity of MichiganUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of North CarolinaChapel HillNorthwestern UniversityUniversity of Notre DameOhio State UniversityUniversity of PennsylvaniaPrinceton UniversityPurdue UniversityRice UniversityUniversity of RochesterRockefeller UniversityRutgers, the State UniversityStanford UniversityState University of New YorkBuffaloState University of New YorkStony BrookStevens Institute of TechnolovSyracuse UniversityUniversity of TexasUniversity of TorontoTulane UniversityVanderbilt UniversityUniversity of VirginiaWashington University (St. Louis)University of WashingtonUniversity of WisconsinVirginia Polytechnic InstituteYale University

Amonne Universities AssociationCarnegie Mellon University

Case Western Reserve UniversityIllInois Institute of TechnologyIndiana UniversityIowa State UniversityKansas State UniversityLoyola UniversityMarquette UniversityMichigan State UniversityNorthwestern UniversityOhio State UniversityPennsylvania State UniversityPurdue UniversitySouthern Illinois UniversitySt. Louis UniversityUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of IllinoisUniversity of IowaUniversity of KansasUniversity of MichiganUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of MissouriUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of Texas-AustinUniversity of WisconsinWashington University (St. Louis)Wayne State University

Academic science includes the sum of actties classified under three categories: reseaand development, R&D plant, other sciencetivities. Each of these categories is defined bel

Research is defined as scientific inquiry. Itcludes basic studiesthose oriented tow

deeper or more meaningful understandingknowledge per se in a particular subject or tiand applied studiesthose aimed at new or rf

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Case Western Reserve UniversityIllinois Institute of TechnologyIndiana UniversityIowa State UniversityKansas State UniversityLoyola UniversityMarquette UniversityMichigan State UniversityNorthwestern UniversityOhio State UniversityPennsylvania State UniversityPurdue UniversitySouthern Illinois UniversitySt. Louis UniversityUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of IllinoisUniversity of IowaUniversity of KansasUniversity of MichiganUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of MissouriUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of Texas-AustinUniversity of WisconsinWashington University (St. Louis)Wayne State University

Academic science includes the sum of activi-ties classified under three categories: researchand development, R&D plant, other science ac-tivities. Each of these categories is defined below.

Research is defined as scientific inquiry. It in-cludes basic studiesthose oriented towarddeeper or more meaningful understanding andknowledge per se in a particular subject or field;and applied studiesthose aimed at new or more

I.

complete knowledge in the light of potentialpractical application.

Development is the systematic use of scientif-ic knowledge directed toward the production ofuseful materials, devices, systems, or methods,including design and development of prototypesand processes. It excludes quality control, rou-tine product testing, and production.

R&D plant includes all direct, indirect, inci-dental, or related costs resulting from or neces-sary to the construction of, acquisition of, majorrepairs to, or alterations in structures, works,fixed equipment, facilities, or land for use inscientific research and development. Fixed equip-ment includes accelerators, reactors, wind tun-nels, radio telescopes, etc.

Other academic-science activities representobligations for all other activities that are science-related but not included elsewhere. Included areobligations to a university or college that repre-sent direct funding (excluding loans) of scierice-related activities for purposes such as scholar-ships, fellowships, traineeships, institutes, course-content improvement projects, and other scienceeducation pursuits; facilities and equipment to be

used primarily for education activities; collection,storage, handling, and dissemination of scientificand technical information; and institutionalgrants for general or specific purposes.

Nonscience activities include all support offields of endeavor at universities and collegesother than those specified as academic science.

E6

37

APPENDIX B

FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS TO 2-YEAR INSTITUTIONS

The 2-year institutions in this section are thosedesignated in the Education Directory 1970-71:Part 3, Higher Education, published by the Officeof Education, as offering ". . . 2 but less than 4years ..." as the highest level of degree program.They aie included in the data for total Federalobligations in other parts of this report, and theyappear in Appendix table C-13 with the totalamounts received, by agency, in 1970.

Federal obligations to 2-year institutions de-creased to $105 million from $131 million in 1969and $121 million in 1968 (table B-1). The numberof recipients, however, increased to 814, whichwas over nine-tenths of the total number of 2-year institutions listed in the Education Directory.1

'The Dixeckey lists only one independent, 2-year in-stitution in Maine.

38

Institutions in all but one State,support.'

Academic science obligationscent to $9 million from $24 millioin academic science, obligationitypes of support were as follows:

Type of academic Fiscal yearsscience support (Thousands elf dollars)

1%8

Total $22313

Research anddevelopment 2.323

R&D plant 44

Other science 19,746

In addition, six central sysiems rec

1970.

87

EAR INSTITUTIONS

on are thoseory 1970-71:y the Officeless than 4ee program.otal Federalrt, and theyh the total0.

itutions de-Ilion in 1969The number

814, whichumber of 2-n Directory.1

nt, 2-year in-

Institutions in all but one State, Maine, receivedsupport.:

Academic science obligations fell by 60 per-cent to $9 million from $24 million in 1969. With-in academic science, obligations for the threetypes of support were as follows:

Type of academic Fiscal yearsscience support (Thousands of dollars)

1968 1969 1970

Total $22,113 $23.602 $9,324

Research anddevelopment 2,323 2,523 2,315

R&D plant 44 41

Other science 19,746 21,038 7,009

'In addition, six central systems received $2,247,000 In1970.

87

Support for nonscience activities decreased by11 percent, totaling $95 million. It accounted for91 percent of the obligations to these institutions.

The 2-year colleges in each of the South Atlan-tic and Pacific divisions received nearly $18 mil-lion. For the South Atlantic States this repre-sented a 28-percent decrease in obligations butan 11-percent increase in the number of recipientjunior colleges (157); 2-year institutions in thePacific States-132increased by 7 percent innumber but decreased by 14 percent in Federalsupport. The largest decline was registered by theMiddle Atlantic division$10 million; the 1970total of $14 million for this division representedonly 58 percent of its 1969 level.

88

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121

APPENDIX C

STATISTICAL TABLES

TABLE Page

C-1 Federal obligations to universities and colleges, by type of program and agency,fiscal years 1963-70 42

C-2 Federal obligations to universities and colleges, by _geographic division, State,

and type of support, fiscal year 1970 43

C-3 Federal obligations for academic science to universities and colleges, bygeographic division, State, and agency, fiscal year 1970 44

C-4 Total Federal obligations to the 100 universities and colleges receiving thelargest amounts, by agency, fiscal year 1970 45

C-5 Federal obligations to 100 universities and colleges receiving the largest amounts,

by type of program, fiscal year 1970 47

C-6 Distribution of Federal obligations to universities and colleges, ranked invarious groups, by type of program, fiscal year 1970 49

C-7 Federal obligations for academic science to 100 universities and colleges re-ceiving the largest amounts, by agency, fiscal year 1970 50

C-8 Federal obligations for research and development to the 100 universities andcolleges receiving the largest amounts, by agency, fiscal year 1970 52

C-9 Research and development and R&D plant obligations as a percent of totalFederal obligations for each of the 100 universities and colleges receiving thelargest amounts, fiscal year 1970 54

C-10 Federal obligations for R&D plant to the 100 universities and colleges receiving

the largest amounts, by agency, fiscal year 1970 55

C-11 Obligations by the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare to universitiesand colleges, by type of program and subdivision, fiscal year 1970 56

C-12 Obligations by the Department of Defense to universities and colleges, by type

of program and subdivision, fiscal year 1970 56

C-13 Total Federal obligations to all universities and colleges by State, institution, and

agency, fiscal year 1970 57

C-14 Federal obligations for research and development to all universities and collegesby State, institution, and agency, fiscal year 1970 90

C-15 Federal obligations for R&D plant to all universities and colleges by State,institution, and agency, fiscal year 1970 101

91

Pageand colleges, by type of program and agency,

42

as and colleges, by geographic division, State,1970 43

Mc science to universities and colleges, byagency, fiscal year 1970 44 ,

e 100 universities and colleges receiving thecal year 1970 45

ities and colleges receiving the largest amounts,1970 47

ions to universities and colleges, ranked ingram, fiscal year 1970 49

c science to 100 universities and colleges re-agency, fiscal year 1970 50

and development to the 100 universities andmounts, by agency, fiscal year 1970 52

R&D plant obligations as a percent of totalthe 100 universities and colleges receiving the970 54

nt to the 100 universities and colleges receivingfiscal year 1970 55

f Health, Education, and Welfare to universitiesm and subdivision, fiscal year 1970 56

of Defense to universities and colleges, by typecal year 1970 56

niversities and colleges by State, institution, and57

and development to all universities and collegesfiscal year 1970 90

lant to all universities and colleges by State,year 1970 101

91

NOTES

Source of data is the National Science Foundation (CASE).

One asterisk (*) indicates an administrative center for the university sys-

tems. The Central Systems listed in the tables represent funds going to part

of a university system, such as a graduate center, that encompasses the

teaching and research activities of a number of institutions that form the

system. In addition, in some cases, the funds shown for the Central System

may be distributed eventually to institutions that are part of the system.

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Institution (in order of tote! Federal obligetione) State

.

Total Agriculture AEC Commerce DOD HEW interior NASA NSF Other°

Total for 100 unitersitUs and anhogas $2,288,759 $143,072 $100,801 $2,583 $220,885 $1,357,204 $18,155 $112,353 $280,509 $43,237

1. Ihreachutetts Institute of Technolow Mess. 100,177 9,383 109 44,0138 10,845 858 28,044 8,313 741

48 2. Liniewsity of &WIWI Mich. 59,059 3,000 3 7,710 32,228 250 5,505 7,331 2,8913

3. %Annuity of 35ethinron Weah. 58,977 2043 2,722 3 2,800 44,183 742 519 7,652 148

4. Hanged UnivineRY Wes. 55,562 2000 , 174 2,998 35,742 55 6,002 7,749 842

6. Stanford University WM 53,479 789 39 10,928 24,378 234 4,410 12,590 113

6. University of California-L.os Angaiss Calif. 52,619 5,088 5 6.216 31,253 330 2,439 5,784 1,548

4,415 7. %Annuity of Wbconsin-Msdison Wm 51,740 3,229 8 1,010 29,481 343 1,803 7,225 5,448

& Columbia Unitersityb N.Y. 49,574 20 5,030 48 7,274 27,785 120 1,919 6,879 521

9. tAiveratty of Cincinnati Ohio 47,221 184 1,599 44,881 57 202 498 5,998 1,004

10. Ohio Sun University Ohio 48,587 831 3,337 30,951 488 783 3,237

11. University of Minnesota Minn. 48.529 4,449 1,814 3 2,508 30,399 848 1,476 3,354 1.640

12. LAietraity of California-IlerkeIsy CUM 44,112 581 752 4,875 22,647 628 6,695 6.689 1,285

13. %Annuity of Illinois-Urbena III 43,1-98 5,429 4,247 12,878 11,312 408 782 7,801 341

14. lAivenity of Markle Fta. 41,604 3,395 445 1,850 31,425 329 487 2,683 910

125 IL UnistesitY of Otic400 III. 39,697 5,017 1,610 23,655 75 2,807 6,230 78

18. Uniunity of Caiifornia-Sen Diego Calif. 39,001 2,027 49 10,683 10,803 3,463 11,578 418

5,955 177 17. Cornell lAlursirY N.Y. 37,972 1,787 3,201 17,271 1,270 7,417 914

37 18. Ns* York LAiversirY N.Y. 37,779 25 2,137 2,434 28,647 64 701 2,182 552

19. University of Pennsylventa Pa. 37,074 2 1,723 2,639 28,677 52 259 4,891 831

52 20. Johns Hooldnri Univ./flirt, Mt 36,177 29 957 2,357 29,708 65 488 2,506 10

21. Yale Uniwrsity Conn. 33034 3,515 1,631 23,588 1 694 4,478 1

22. University of North Csroilna-Chapsi Hill N.C. 33,359 482 1,188 28,882 53 79 2,150 540

70 168 23. Howard UnisweftY D.C. 32.529 96 22 28,652 174 291 3,056 95

24. University of Colorado Oslo. 32,118 1,108 483 1,832 21,701 1,504 4,986 409

2,298 25. Uniursity of I.Isulartil Md. 27,848 2,342 62 2,820 12,574 229 3,294 4,046 181

26. Duke University N.C. 27,754 2 1,005 15 3,283 20,798 19 149 2,329 158

27. Yashington LAiversitY Mo. -- 353 5 1,877 22,339 686 1,841

28. %Marshy of Cslifornia-San Francisco Calif. .28,901 26,784 723 324 26,683 113 81

47 443 29. Damp YashIngton UniversirY D.C. 28,357 10 1,641 22,249 1,500 487

F 30. University of Pittsburgh Pa. 25,620 489 1,150 19,836 212 664 2,555 729

31. %Annuity of &duster N.Y. 25,190 5,051 884 14,641 233 4,255 118

4 884 32. %Annuity of Utsh Utah 24,973 1,138 2,898 16,849 160 2,113 947

33. Cam Waetsrn Reserve %Annuity Ohio 24,351 992 2,523 17,759 110 803 2,108 66

1 3 34. lAhlnity of Southern Cslifornie Wit 31,351 247 1,785 18,372 62 1,508 2,397 1,978

35 Purdue LAiversity Ind. 23490 5,826 1,682 100 2,222 7.907 260 711 4,585 398

36. Michion State %Annuity Pitch. 23.381 5,042 2,162 382 10,310 220 47 4,271 927 au 37. University of Name Rs. 23,330 330 2.387 15,390 505 375 3.869 415

38. Yeihiee UniversitY N.Y. 22,774 135 757 19,061 75 2.508 250 5,037 5 173 39. LAivenity of Mileouri-Cotumbis 140. 22,715 130 1,145 14,287 187 1,743 28

40. Penneyhemie Sons IMitenity Pa. 22,075 6,369 517 15 992 8,310 845 1,429 3,188 410

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41 ththersity of Texas-Southssestern Medical School Tex 21,753 44 --- 21,526 108 77

11 1,0135 88 148 42. LAivenity of lone lova 20,410 95 15,239 1904 ,

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TOTAL PIDIBAL OBLIGATIONS

TO ALL UNIVERSITIES AND CCtLEGIS IV

STATI, INSTITuTION, AND AGAINCY, PISCAL YEAR 1970

ITHOUSANOS OP DOLLAASI

STAYI AND INSTITUTION

TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

DOD

HEW

INT

NASA

%SP

OTNIER

ALARAOA

ALA AGR AND MICH COL

762

26

634

3AI

ALA CHRISTIAN COLI600

46

46

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ALABAMA STATE UNI3ERSITY

323

307

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AMR? A BRUER ST JR COL it*

16

16

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ALEXANDER CITY ST JR COL AA

74

70

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29

029

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9033

3940

19

26

6704

19

416

262

80

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47

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CALHOUN ST TECH JR COLA*

32

32

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DANIEL RAYNE COL

So

so

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so

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pAuLKNIR STATE JuNIOR CoL *0

36

96

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0PLORPNCE STATI UNIVIRSITY

288

280

00

0G C WALLACE ST TIC JR COL 100

11

11

00

0GADSOIN STATI JR COLLIGI *0

ITS

171

00

0HUNTINGDON COL

134

196

00

0JACKSONVILLE ST WM

266

260

00

0JPPPIRSON OAVIS COL w

30

30

00

0JEFFERSON ST JR COL AN

1.163

1.16S

00

0JUDSON COL

71

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283

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66

170

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63

063

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37

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148

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21

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23

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19

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30

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210

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198

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92

012

00

0STILLMAN COL

730

0707

023

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820

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19

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484

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4023

23

03,691

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108

639

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16.418

104

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866

111

47

449

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2224

2.631

301

493

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97

097

00

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301

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00

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43.729

3.67

111

941

32.622

23

1.310

1.393

1.441

ALASKA

ALASNA 48/HOOIST uNIV

431

00

00

422

00

90

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30

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03

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10

00

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10

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7.610

861

271

169

2090

1.194

408

302

2.287

61

TOTAL AA,ASKA

8.014

861

271

169

2.090

1.9114

408

302

2.246

68

ARIZONA

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196

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268

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30

JOPPERSON ST JR COL 0*

1.163

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71

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22

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179

LIVINGSTON UNIVERSITY

263

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66

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140

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19

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134

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26

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210

SPRING PULL COL

198

ST KINNARD COL

Sa

STILLMAN COL

730

TALLAOIGA COL

829

TOnV STAIR UNIV

689

TUSKFOII PAST

4,721

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16011

U OP ALA IN mUNTSVILLI

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U OP ALA IN TUSCALOOSA

3.681

uNIV OP NONTIVALLO

97

uN1V OP SOU7m ALA

301

TOTAL ALAVAMA

436729

ALASKA

ALASKA NOTNDOIST uNIV

K ODIAK CONNUNITV coLLIGE

SHILDMN JACRsoN JA COL AN

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TOTAL ALASRA

ARIZONA

431 3 10

7.810

89034

ARIZ MISTIRN COL AA

180

AAIZONA 51A711 UVIV

4,397

CENTRAL ARIZONA COL**

107

COCmISI COLIN.

122

IASTERN ARIZ JR COLA*

318

GLINOAkli CONN COL 0*

56

GRANO CANYON COL

42

MARICORA CTY J C CAN SYS*

24

KARICORA TECHNICAL COLL**

34

MESA CONN COL 4*

86

NAVAJO COMMUNITY COWIN! **

1.063

ullb

NosTNIAN ARIZ UNIV

930

P HOENIX COL 0*

224

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PfMA COUNTY JR COLLION 100

276

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PRISCOTT COL

81

THUNOIR8I00 GRAOUATI SCR

3

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2

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TOTAL ARIZONA

290110

ARKANSAS

AG NOCKNORNAL COL OP ARA

607

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00

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00

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171

169

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861

271

169

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00

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00

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423

62.614

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314

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268

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71

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47

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97

00

0217

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237

1.310

1.393

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1

422

00

30

00

10

00

00

1.199

406

302

2.217

64

1.5C9

408

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2.280

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166

3.116

107

123

316 96 2 24 34

14

333

711

224

27669 3 0

1,101

13.637

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106

200

1.314

3.114

646

jI14

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0

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STATE 640 INSTITUTION

*ARANSAS

TOTAL PEDIRAL OBLIGATIONS

TO ALL UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES BT

STATE, INSTITUTION, AND AGENCV, FISCAL TSAR 1970

ITHOUSANOS OP DOLLARS)

TOTAL

AGA

A1C

Cos

000

HEW

INT

NASA

NIP

OTNIN

ARA AGA & MICH COL

279

oo

279

00

00

ARK BAPTIsT C0L

41

0o

41

oo

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226

00

229

00

10

ARK POLYTECHNIC COL

602

00

996

00

40

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459

oo

470

019

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99

00

41

00

00

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66

00

066

00

00

1111

11,1

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176

o0

0131

045

00

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292

0o

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47

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67

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067

oo

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493

00

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00

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PHILLIPS CO C3MN COLL**

484

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oo

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130

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0o

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316

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12,104

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199

70

134

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51

00

06,689

51

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17.627

012.310

TOTAL ARKANSAS

199

7139

60

8611

0

CALIFORNIA

ALLAN HANCOC4 COL 44

17

AMER RIM COL 4*

138

ANTFLOPF VALLE', COL mo

23

ARMS1R040 SCH OP BUS

23

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6AiuSA PACIPIC COL

194

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129

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53

METHANV BIBLE COL

74

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165

BUTTE moo

29

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160

CAL COL OP ARTS A cnAFTS

39

CAL cm op P0OIATRIC MID

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CAL INST DP TECH

17.939

CAL MST OP THE ARTS

1,062

CAL LUTHERAN COL

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CAL St cm A/ LONG BEACH

CAL ST COL A/ Los AninFLES

32

079

1,099

01,720

797

1.362

2.326

2,71

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37

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137

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23

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23

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74

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169

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196

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4.964

167

3.166

4.023

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00

19062

00

00

00

920

00

079

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oo

oo

1.014

oo

41

oo

o1.916

0o

202

oo

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0o

117

oo

49

4292

00

99

0O

23

2,699

0o

206

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UNIV

PHILANDER SMITH COL

PHILLIPS CO C340 COLL**

SHORTER COL 0*

SOUTHERN BAPTIST COLA*

SOUTHERN ST COL

STATE COLLEGE OP ARAANSAS

UNIY OP ARK

QMARA JR COL it,

TOTAL ARKANSAS

CALIFORNIA

ALLAN HANCOCA COL *9

AMER RIVER COL"

ANTELOPE VALLEY COL em

ARMSTRONG SCH OP BUS

ART CTR COL OP DESIGN

AEUSA PACIFIC COL

BAKERSFIELD COLK*

B ARSTOW COL"

BETHANY elm COL

B MA COL

MOTO um*,

CABRILLO COL.*

CAL COL OP ARTS I MOTS

CAL COL OP PODIATRIC NED

CAL INST OP TECH

CAL INST OP THe ARTS

CAL LUTHERAN COL

CAL MARITIME ACAD

CAL ST COL AT BARERSPIELD

CAL ST COL AT PULLERTON

CAL ST COL AT HAYWARD

CAL ST COL AT LONG BEACH

CAL ST COL AT LOS ANGELES

CAL ST COL Dommouez HILL

CAL ST COL SAM BERNARDINO

CAL ST POLY C POMONA

CAL ST POLY C SAN LU OBIS

/MA

CANADA COL *0

CER4ITOS cm*,

Sm

.),

CHABOT COL **

C.

CHAPPEY COL**

CHAPMAN COL

CHICO STATE ent

CITRUS COL **

CITY COL OP SAN PRANOSCO**

CLAREMONT GRAD SCH & UNIV

CLAREMONT mem COL

COL UP ALAMEDA **

COL OF MARIN**

COL UP NOTRE DAME

COL OF SAN MATEO**

COL UP THE DESERT**

COL OF THE HOLY NAMES

am OP THE REDWOODS **

COL OP THE SEQUOIAS **

COL OP THE SISK IYOUS RR

came OP THE CANYONS.'

COLUMBIA JR CUL*.

COMPTON COL**

CONSOMNES RIVER COL **

CONTRA COSTA COL **

CRAFION HILLS COLLEGE**

CUESTA COL **

CYPRESS JA COL **

De ANZA COLLEGE **

DEFP SPRINGS COL1*

493

484

130

123

798

318

12.104

31

17.827

4.19

4.219

VL

I1

JI

00

493

00

*84

00

130

00

123

00

798

00

318

179

79

6,649

00

91

199

73

12.310

13

13

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oo

oo

oo

o0

0o

oeso

oo

60

869

o o o o 0 0 o o 0

37

37

138

137

123

23

23

23

60

154

152

2129

123

093

93

074

74

0169

163

029

29

0160

20

33

33

00

534

334

00

17039

2.71

2.49

49964

16

3.16

4.023

01.062

1.062

00

94

92

00

23

70

01.099

10038

41

01,720

1.918

202

0797

680

1,7

01.392

41.292

02,928

22.699

206

166

166

0167

109

98

327

294

32

181

23

117

4117

117

0120

116

4180

ISO

011

71

0103

193

0808

642

2103

23

25

0338

339

0789

400

149

24

28

10

18

162

162

0166

164

67

22

49

236

236

93

93

79

36

39

20

20

043

43

23

23

19

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49

49

211

211

21

21

144

139

500

300

209

207

2114

114

112

112

22

TABLE 043 CONT°0

TOTAL FEDERAL OILIGATIONS

STATE MO INSTITUTION

CALIFORNIA

TOTAL

TO ALL UNIVERSITIES ANO COLLEGES BY

STATE, INSTITUTION, ANO AGENCY, FISCAL YEAR 1970

'THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

ACR

AEC

COM

000

NI*

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

DIABLO VALLEY COL**

126

00

0109

00

17

0DOMINICAN COL SAN RAFAEL

16

00

010

00

60

DON BOSCO TECH INST i COL**

27

00

o27

00

00

EAST LOS ANGELES COL **

267

00

0267

00

00

EL CAMINO COL**

42

00

042

00

00

FEATHER RIVER COLLEGE**

20

00

020

oo

oo

FOOTHILL COL**

192

00

192

00

00

FREEMONTAIWARK JR COL OS

SOO

00

0SOO

00

00

FRESNO CITY COL 4**

292

00

0266

00

24

0FRESNO STATE COL

11763

30

00

1.260

340

0143

0FULLER THEOL SIM

41

00

041

00

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FULLERTON JR C01.0*

72

00

070

00

ao

GAVILAN COLA*

IIS

00

o119

00

00

GLENDALE COL*,

16

o0

o88

oo

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1.61A

GOLDEN GATE COL

105

00

0108

oo

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GOLDEN WEST COL **

62

00

062

00

00

ZND

GRADUATE THEOL UNION

10

00

00

10

00

00

C;)

GROSSMONT COL **

HARTNELL COL**

1S4

94

0 00 0

00

00

194

54

0 00 0

0 00 0

Hquatv MUDD COL

109

00

02,

00

54

0HUMBOLDT STATE COL

917

20

10

0363

00

124

0HUMPHREYS COL

32

00

032

00

00

IMMACULATE HEART COL

116

00

0109

00

70

IMPERIAL VALLEY COL **

76

00

076

0C

00

JOHN F KENNEDY UNIVERSITY

17

00

17

00

00

L A CITY JR COL CON SYS*

144

00

00

0144

LA VERNE COL

60

060

00

00

LANEY COL**

236

00

236

00

0A

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19

00

19

00

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LONA LINDA UNIV

30941

02

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3. 657

00

40

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SO

0o

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00

00

L25 ANGELES GAPT COLCSEN

51

00

SI

00

00

LOS ANGELES CITY COL im

514

00

514

00

00

LOS ANGELIS COL OF OFTOII

221

00

221

00

00

LOS ANGELES HARBOR COL**

16

o0

016

oo

oo

LOS ANGELIS PIERCE COL**

26

00

o24

00

o0

LOS ANGELES SOUTHWEST COL**

23

00

23

00

00

LOS ANGELES TR .TICII COL,*

47

00

47

00

00

LOS MICELI'S VALLEY COL0*

119

00

113

00

20

LOYOLA UNIV LOS ANGELES

ISO

00

144

00

60

MAAVMOUNT COL

176

00

176

00

00

MENLO COL

90

09

00

00

MERCED COL 0*

699

00

694

00

00

NEAR ITT COL *N.

451

00

481

00

00

MILLS COL

240

00

188

00

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TAOL1 C-13 CONT.('

0

STATI ANO INSTITUTION

CA

LIF

OR

NIA

107AL PIOIRAL 081JOATIONS

To ALL UNIVIRSIIIIS AND MAIMS Of

STATI, INSTITUTION, ANO MACY, P13CAL V1AR 1970

ITNOUSANOS OP DOLLARS)

TOTAL

AGA

A1C

CON

COO

NIP

INT

NASA

OSP

OTNIR

SAN 01100 COLLO/II-NO*4N

10

0o

oo

10

00

00

SAN 01100 JR COL CNN SYS*

091

oo

oo

97

0o

o839

SAM 01100 MOM COL 040

63

0o

oo

43

oo

00

SAN 01140 STATE COL

3.141

0100

0994

10970

00

1.007

0

SAN PIANANDO VLV ST COL

1.983

oo

oo

1.972

00

11

0

SAN FRANCISCO ART INST

11

oo

o0

11

00

0o

SAN FRANCISCO COL MOON

96

00

oo

94

oo

oo

SAN FRANCISCO CONSV MUSIC

21

oo

o0

31

00

00

SAM FRANCISCO STATI COL

3030

00

00

30491

10

246

o

SAN JOAQUIN DOLTA COL**

794

oo

oo

794

0o

0

SAN JONI 818;1 COL

13

oo

oo

13

0

SAN JOSS CITY COL**

209

oo

oo

209

0o

oo

SAN JOSS 37A11 COL

3.269

0o

o113

2.901

10

110

931

oSANTA ANA CoL **

44

00

00

94

00

0SANTA MARMARA C1T9 COL..

119

00

00

102

00

19

0

SANTA NONICA Ctv, COL**

34

00

00

34

00

00

SANTA ROSA JR COLe*

71

oo

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7 t

00

0

SCA1PPS COL

42

oo

oo

42

oo

o0

SNASTA COL**

79

oo

o0

79

0o

oo

SIIRRA COL**

31

0o

o0

31

o0

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SINPSON 11801 COL

31

oo

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31

oo

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SRVLIN1 COLLI4144

600

00

00

401

0o

o0

SOL ARO COL 94

II

00

00

00

00

00

SONOMA STAT1 COL

287

oo

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199

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90

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!OUTMAN CAL COL

179

0o

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179

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13

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SOuTNNOSTORN Cot**

441

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481

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01

0o

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64

00

17

0

ST PAIRIOIS COL

10

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0o

0o

STANFORD uNlv

939479

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39

10.928

24.374

134

4.410

12.990

113

STANISLAUS STAIR COt.

144

00

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149

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0

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19

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211

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uNIV OP CAL

OIRKILIV

44.112

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792

04.879

22.447

428

60199

6.489

1.269

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DAVIS

19.244

111

2.972

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90190

181

984

10118

36

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9.440

o799

0248

3.284

23

01.288

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LOS ANGILIS

920119

09446

969216

31.293

330

30439

90764

1,944

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4IvIRS101

4.177

70

334

0141

2,347

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9994

0

UN1V OP CAL

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39.001

02.021

44

10.443

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11.978

418

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1,173

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417

0

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6.026

9.414

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33

0

uNtv OP cAL sAN FRANCISCO

24.784

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0324

29.943

0113

AI

0

uNIV OF CAL SANTA OAR8ARA

99193

o139

o329

2.509

192

1.091

0

uNIV OP OIDLANOS

290

oo

o0

234

00

64

0

UMW OP SAN 01110

204

0o

o0

213

00

73

0

192

00

0114

979

094

147

0

N,

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a.MO. 0MnOMMM UAIT L.W...^.

SANTA mOMICA CITY COLA*

SANTA ROSA JR COL**

SCRIPPS COL

SH

AS

TA

COI.**

SIIRMA COL**

SIMPSON DIKE COL

SKYLIN1 COLLIG1**

SOL MO COL **

SONOMA STATI COL

SOUTNIAN CAL COL

SOUTNORN CAL ACK TmOOLOGY

SOUTHMISTIAM COLA*

37 NAYS COL CALIPORNIA

31 PATRICKS COL

STAMPORD UNIV

STANISLAW, 17,4711 COL

TAFT COL 4104

TANOI COLLEGI

U S INTIONATIONAL UNIV

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OIRIIILIV

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DAVIS

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IRVINO

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LOS ANGELIS

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MI9113101

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SAN 01140

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SANTA CRUZ

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UN1V OP CAL SAN PRANCISCO

WHIP OP CAL SANTA OAROARA

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UN1V OP SAN 01100

UNIV OP SAN PRAM:3CD

UNIV OP SAM7A CLARA

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UNIV OP Tml PACIP1C

VENTURA COL**

VICTOR VALLI, COL *0

MIST NILLS COLLIG1 is*

MIST LOS ANGELIS COLL111

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0137MONT COL

MNITTION COL

VOA COL **

TOTAL CALIPORNIA

COLORA00

AOAMS STATE COL

ADIS COL**

AR

AP

AH

OSJR COI.*

COLORA00 COL

COLORADO MOUNTAIN COL**

COLORADO SOO OP 14I1413

COLORADO STAT1 UNIV

COMOUNITY COLLIGO DINV1R**

IL PASO COMNUNITY COLL1G1**

PORT LIMIS COL

ILIPP SCHOOL OP THEOLOGY

LAMAR COMMUNITY COLLIG1**

LOMITTO NINNY! COL

*ISA COL *0

NOTROPOLITAM STATE COL

NORTNIASTERN XI COL**

071140 A COL **

RAN41LV COL *0

&a. 34

71

42793131

600Oa

257

175 13

401 01 I

13.479

1441319

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44,112

19.264

9.440

92.619

4.177

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1.173

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26.704

9,193

290

204

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SIS

24.391

2.176

11143II20

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102

127

71

344.779

122

144

474

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1.772

11.363

39412

26117

16

117

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27671

160

44

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2.414 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o

8.234 0 0 o 0 0 o

2.247 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0

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722

2072

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99066

334

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232 0 0 o 0

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16.430 0 0 o o o

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241

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22.930 0 o 0 a 0

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12.590 0 0 o

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1.575

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/MILO 043 CONT°0

STAYS ANO 0031ITUTION

COLOGA00

TOTAL

TOTAL PIOINAL OSLISATIONSTO ALL UNIVINSIIIIS ANO COLL8616 OT

STAYS. INSTSTUTION, ANO 60866V, ISCAL TIAN 1070ITNOUSANOS OP DOLLAMS/

A65 A/C CON 000 HIV INT NAIA NSP OTHIN

0 IS IS COI 99 0 0 0 0 94 0 o 0 0!OWNS* 60600600 ST COL 42 II 0 o o 0 133 0 0 7 ISOTINPLI WILL COL 279 0 o o 0 154 0 0 120 0THINIOAD STATI .IN COL se 314 0 0 0 0 311 3 0 o oUNIV OP COLOSA00 32.118 0 1.108 483 19832 11.701 99 1.104 4.966 409UNIV OP MVP. 4.404 0 0 0 1.317 1.616 110 641 636 13UN1V OP NORTHINI C01.0111100 1.406 0 0 0 5 WIN 0 o 162 0HISTINN ST COL COVINA/10 14 0 0 0 0 94 0 0 0

TOTAL mon400 19.269 2.267 1.342 033 4.218 32.442 1.210 2.020 12.391 I .40

CONNICTICU

ALIISTUS NAINU1 COL 62 0 0 0 62 0 0 0 0

1.4 MINIONS? COI. 1 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0

Z\ZMORAL CONN ST COLCONNIC7ICUT COL

304106

00

o0

0 152169

00

o0

12IS

00

PGIE IASTINN CONN STATII COLPAIN PIRO UMW

66264

00

00

00

80201

0o

0 034

0o

HANTPONO COL PON 10011111E*4 32 0 0 22 0 0 0 0HANTPONO STATI TIC* COLHOUSATONIC NIG CONN COL **

3144

0q

00

0o

2144

00

0o

0o

0o

NANCINISTIN COM COL" 41 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 0NATTATUCE COMM/TV COL " 41 o 0 0 41 0 0 0 010CLISIN CON* COL" 36 o o 0 26 0 0 0 0NITCHILL COL " 33 0 0 0 23 0 0 0Man OP HANTPOMO IP 5 a a 0 0 0 0 0 0N00 VOL AND MT 57 0 45 0 0 0 0 12NI11. NAVIN COL 250 0 o 0 294 0 0 0 0

.. NON1141111TN CONN CONN COL ** 1 II 0 0 0 189 0 0 0 0

NORMALS CONS COL " 64 0 0 0 60 0 0 0 0

NORMALS STATI TICH COL " 192 0 o 0 192 0 0 0 0

POST J4 Cat " 30 0 0 0 34 0 0 0 0OUINNI P JAC COL 237 0 0 0 237 0 0 0 0

!ACRID WANT UN** 37 0 0 0 37 0 0 0 0

3ILVINNINII COL OP ANT **SOUTH CINTNAL COM COL **

IT132

00

o0

00

17132

C0

00

00

0o

MUTINIES CONN STAYS COL 0211 o 0 0 409 0 0 41 0ST JOSIPN COL 42 o 0 0 av 0 0 93THOM VALLI, 17 TICI. COL ** 17 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 0TIIINI7V COL 146 0 0 0 110 0 0 36 0UNIV OP INIOGIPOAT 360 0 0 0 513 0 0 11 0WM OP CONNECTICUT 10.631 1.107 02 0 426 7.229 220 393 1.118 0Mr, OP MA/POPOHATINBUNV STAYS TUN COL**

4436

a0

a0

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AYE E0

0 240

00

11111.1..AN WHY 1.520 0 0 1 39 941 0 226 697 0VISTIEN CONN STAYS COL 41 0 o 0 36 0 0 12 0'IA I UN IVL 33.134 0 39511 1.631 339104 1 694 4.476 1

TOTAL CONNICTICUT 50.371 1.107 3413 6 2.109 39.299 221 1.324 61648 1

OILANANI

INANOTNINI COLLI68 6* 144 0 o o a 144 0 0 0 0OILANANI STATI COL 477 12 0 0 0 496 0 0OILANARI TICN 6 CONN COL ** 72 0 o e 0 72 0 0 0 0

SOLOIV BEACON JI COL ON 47 o o o o 47 0 0 o oUNIV OP OILAWANI 31604 691 30 100 726 1.100 93 0 664 0NI3LIT COL ii,....-.......-- --....... 33... 0 0 0 0- 33... 0 0 0 0.

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32

4

SNAI RNLN

UI

A O

C MS O

NAC

.0

18

. 39

S3

45

03

P CL /H

O7

7

UIR0

OOT C03

2

a0

00

1

11 L C IT CL

1 07

30

oo

o114

o2 I

00

GLA07 CL

143

oo

o0

sa

40

801 1

AHNTN U

617

o1 o

o161

2. 29

450

47

43

00 8 TW

N 1 V

946

os a

ose

751

29

99

9

OA* U V

3.2

09

62

2. 62

o14

21

.3

MAUAA CL O

AH 60

7o

oo

oa

oo

0o

MUT VNO

A CL I

K A

OT VA CL 11

4o

oo

o4

0o

oo

TIIY CL

14

oo

oo

14

0o

oo

WSIGO EHIA

S'

2

14

o

C.0

18

. 39

S3

45

03

P CL /H

O7

7

UIR0

OOT C03

2

a0

00

1

11 L C IT CL

1 07

30

oo

o114

o2 I

00

GLA07 CL

143

oo

o0

sa

40

801 1

AHNTN U

617

o1 o

o161

2. 29

450

47

43

00 8 TW

N 1 V

946

os a

ose

751

29

99

9

OA* U V

3.2

09

62

2. 62

o14

21

.3

MAUAA CL O

AH 60

7o

oo

oa

oo

0o

MUT VNO

A CL I

K A

OT VA CL 11

4o

oo

o4

0o

oo

TIIY CL

14

oo

oo

14

0o

oo

WSIGO EHIA

S'

2

14

o

01LAWAAI

CMANOVW INI COLLIN

1m1

144

oo

oo

144

oo

oo

011610011 STAT1 COL

477

12

oo

o456

09

oo

01LAWAA1 T1CH 1

COMM COL AM

72

o0

o0

72

oo

oo

001 01V IIIACONJA COL A*

47

oo

oo

47

oo

oo

UN1 V OP 0116161011

30604

891

30

100

726

1000

93

o664

o

AUL IV COL 1**

33

oo

o0

33

oo

0o

VILA INGTON COL L161

31

0o

oo

31

oo

oo

TOTAL OIL AWAA 1

4,408

903

30

100

726

1.883

93

9664

o

0131 OP COLUM816

ANSA ICAO UN IVIR 3 ITV

2.662

o211

12

1071

666

44

54

382

4

SINJANIN FRANKLIN

UNIS

I0

00

I0

00

00

CAT HOL IC MIS OP

ANIA1CA

5.303

0111

3981

3. 379

SO

139

547

45

0137 OP COL /CHM3 COL

270

oo

o0

270

00

00

OUNIART04 COL HOLT

CR033

21

o0

oo

la

00

013

P1011 AL C ITT COL

1 077

360

oo

o1.114

o2 II

30

0

GALLAU017 COL

16443

oo

o0

s. *at

oo

14

0

81011 18 WASHINGTON

UM 1 V

260117

o1 o

o1.641

22. 249

47

1 .500

467

443

010A 18 TOWN UN 1 V

9.416

os a

osae

7. 6511

21

29

989

92

HOMAN* UN IV

32.529

70

96

168

22

28. 652

o174

2111

3.036

IMMACULATA COL OP

WASH 610

7o

oo

oa

oo

0o

MOUNT VINSON JA

COL I*

,3

oo

oo

3o

oo

o

OK AT 8 COL

90

oo

o9

oo

oo

STA AVIA COLL 1161

4o

oo

o4

0o

oo

TRINITY COL

144

oo

oo

144

0o

oo

WASHINGTON TECHNICALMST'.

324

oo

0o

312

00

14

o

0131 OP COLUM816

CD

TABLE O-137 C0NT0

TOTAL FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS

NJ


STATE, INSTITUTION, AND AGENCY, FISCAL YEAR 1970


STATE AND INSTITUTION

OIST OF COLUMBIA

TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

DOD

HEM

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

TOTAL DISTRICT OF COL1M5IA

84,074

430

298

183

4,694

69,950

192

1,940

2,734

30653

FLORIOA

PARRY COL

170

00

00

170

oo

oo

BETHUNE-COOKMAN COL

582

00

00

582

oo

oo

BIS

CA

YN

E C

OL

61

00

00

61

oo

0o

BREVARD JR COL**

206

00

00

206

oo

oo

BR

OM

AR

D J

UN

IOR

CO

LL

EG

E *

*175

00

00

175

oo

oo

CENTRAL FLORIDA JR COL**

536

00

00

536

oo

oo

CHIPOLA JR COL**

41

00

00

41

oo

oo

DAYTONA BEACH JR COL**

95

00

00

95

oo

oo

EOISON JR COLK*

29

00

00

29

00

00

EDWARO WATERS COL

245

00

00

245

00

00

EMBRY-RIOOLE AERO INST

804

00

00

791

00

13

0

Z\Z

FLAGER COLLEGE

FLORIOA AGR & MECH UNIV

3967

200

0 00 0

0 03

922

00

00

025

0 0

CT

DFLORIOA ATLANTIC UNIV

FLORIOA INST OF TECH

1,018

533

00

0e

0 012621

276

88

00

0RO

616

336

0 0FLORIOA JR COL **

44

00

00

44

00

00

FLORIOA KEYS JR COLK*

47

00

00

47

00

00

FLORIOA MEMORIAL Cll.

636

00

00

636

00

00

FLORIOA PRESBYTERIAN COL

303

00

00

281

00

22

0FLORIOA SOUTHERN COL

157

00

00

157

00

00

FLORIOA STATE UNIV

12,301

01,180

29

1,649

6,196

0133

2,917

197

FLORIDA TECHNOLOGICL UNIV

322

09

025

185

025

78

oGULF COAST JR COL**

29

00

00

29

oo

oo

HILLSBOROUGH JR COLLEGE**

53

00

00

53

oo

INDIAN RIVER 4R COL **

118

00

00

118

.o

oo

oJACKSONVILLE UNIV

JONES COL

133

103

0 00 0

0 0133

103

.0 0

0 0LAKE CTY JR COL & FOREST **

LAKE-SUMTER JR COL **

233 19

0 00 0

0 0233

19

0 00 0

MANATEE JR COL**

28

00

028

0o

MARYMOUNT COL**

MIAMI-DADE JR COL**

101

1,275

0 00 0

0 0101

1,273

0 00 2

NEW COL

66

00

53

013

NORTH FLORIOA JR COL **

195

0.0 0

0195

00

NOVA UNIV

693

41

0284

168

0200

OKALOOSA-WALTON JR COL**

24

00

07.:4

00

PALM BEACH ATLANTIC COLL

22

00

022

00

PALM BEACH JR COL**

49

00

046

03

PtNSACOLA JR COL**

57

00

057

00

00

POLK JR COL **

30

00

03

00

00

ROLLINS COL

SANTA FE JR COL**

SEMINOLE JR COL**

90

37

00

00

00

0 0 0

0 0 0

90

37

0 00 0

00

0 0 0

0 0 0SOUTH FLORIOA JR COO*

70

00

70

00

0SOUTHEASTERN BIBLE COL

172

00

0172

00

0ST JOHNS RIVER JR COL**

40

00

040

00

0ST JOSEPH COL OF FLORIOA **

36

00

036

00

ST LEO COL

33

00

031

02

ST PETERSBURG JR COL**

320

00

0320

STETSON UNIV

362

00

17

337

TALLAHASSEE JR COL **

63

00

063

UNIV OF FLORIOA

41,504

3,395

445

01,850

31,425

329

487

2,663

910

FLORIDA PRESBYTERIAN COL

303

00

00

L8-1

FLORIDA SOUTHERN COL

157

00

00

157

00

0

FLORIDA STATE UNIV

12.301

01.180

29

1,649

6,196

013

2,917

197

FLORIDA TECHNOLOGICL UNIV

322

00

2185

278

GULF COAST JR Dna*

29

00

29

0

HILLSBOROUGH JR COLLEGE**

53

00

53

0INDIAN RIVER JR COL 4*

118

00

118

0JACKSONVILLE UNIV

133

00

133

0JONES COL

103

00

103

0LAKE CTY JR COL C FOREST **

233

00

233

0LAKE-SUMTER JR COL 44,

19

00

1?

0MANATEE JR COL**

28

00

28

0MARYMOUNT COL 44,

101

00

101

0miAmI-DAOE JR COL**

1,275

00

1,273

2NEw COL

66

00

53

13

NORTH FLORIDA JR COL 4*

195

00

195

0

NOVA UNIV

693

04

028

168

200

OKALOOSA-WALTON JR COL**

24

03

024

0

PALM BEACH ATLANTIC COLL

22

00

00

22

0

PALM BEACH JR COL **

49

00

00

46

3

PENSACOLA JR COL**

57

00

00

57

POLK JR COL **

30

00

03

ROLLINS COL

90

00

00

90

oo

SANTA FE JR COL**

SEMINOLE JR COL**

37

0 00 0

00

00

37

o oo o

0

SOUTH FLORIDA JR COL**

70

00

07

oo

oSOuTR-EASTERN BIBLE COL

172

00

00

172

00

0ST JOHNS RIVER JR COL**

40

00

00

40

00

0ST JOSEPH cOL OF FLORIOA 4*

36

00

00

36

00

0ST LEO COL

ST PETERSBuRG JR COL**

33

320

0 00 0

00

31

- -...

00

320

0 02 0

0 0STETSON UNIV

362

00

017

337

08

0TALLAHASSEE JR COL**

63

00

00

63

00

0

UNIV OF FLORIOA

41,504

3,395

445

01,850

31,425

329

48

2,663

910

UNIV OF MIAMI

23.330

0330

89

2,367

15,390

505

375

3,859

415

'NA

UNIV OF SOUTH FLORIDA

2.161

00

035

1,589

010

272

255

UNIV OF TAMPA

10

00

00

10

00

00

N)

11Q

UNIV OF WEST FLORIDA

VALENCIA JR COL**

206

1,136

0 ,...

0

0 0

00

186

00

1,136

00

20

00

00 0

WEBBER COL4*

30

00

03

00

00

TOTAL FLORIDA

92.320

3,415

2,013

118

6,374

65.630

834

1,110

11,049

1.777

GEORGIA

ABRAHAm BALOWIN AGR COL 4*

269

0255

014

ALBANY JR COL **

81

067

014

ALBANY STATE COL

317

0303

014

ANOREW COL **

13

013

00

ARMSTRONG STATE COL

145

0137

08

ATLANTA BAPTIST COLLEGE

58

058

00

ATLANTA SCH OF ART

30

30

0

ATLANTA UNIV

1,425

0889

0163

36

AUGUSTA COL

93

085

o8

BERRY COL

185

0169

016

BREWTON-PARKER COL**

50

050

o0

BRUNSWICK JR COL **

739

0736

03

1

4016

1.15

a

TABLE O13 CONT'0

STATE ANO INSTITUTION

,4-.Tn_777.1777.s.-7717r7!',"-77,777517.771

TOTAL FEOERAL OBLIGATIONS

TO ALL UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES BY



41.0,

TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

000

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

GEORGIA

CLARK COL

1,266

00

00

1,221

045

0

CLAYTON JUNIOR COLLEGE**

49

00

00

49

00

0

COLUMBUS COL

82

00

00

80

02

0

COVENANT COL

90

00

C0

90

00

0

DALTON JR COL**

453

00

00

453

00

0

DEKALB COL **

61

00

00

61

00

0

EMMANUEL COL**

28

00

00

28

00

0

EMORY UNIV

14,110

0'

76

0163

12,754

345

508

264

FORT VALLEY STATE COL

612

35

00

0563

014

0

GA COL AT MILLEOGEVILLE

143

00

00

113

00

30

0

GAINESVILLE JR COL **

300

00

00

300

00

0

GEORGIA INST OF TECH

7,438

10

344

175

3,289

1,199

201

948

1,164

10

GEORGIA SOUTHERN COL

495

00

00

437

00

58

GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN COL

356

00

00

342

00

14

GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY

663

00

026

485

00

147

GORDON MILITARY COL M.*

26

00

00

26

00

0

KENNESAW JR COL **

80

00

08

00

LA GRANGE COL

64

00

00

64

00

MACON JR COL**

23

00

00

20

03

MEDICAL COL OF GEORGIA

3,670

023

060

3,550

037

MERCER UNIV

1,601

00

00

1,601

00

MIDDLE GEORGIA COL**

182

00

00

175

07

MOREHOUSE COL

757

00

00

735

022

MORRIS BRDWN COL

955

00

00

881

074

NORM AN COL **

106

00

00

106

00

NORTH GEORGIA COL

125

00

00

125

00

OGLETHORPE COL

97

00

00

50

00

47

0

PAINE COL

729

00

00

727

00

20

PIEOMONT COL

66

00

066

00

00

REINHAROT COL **

51

00

051

00

0

SAVANNAH STATE COL

417

00

0403

014

0

SHORTER COL

24

00

017

07

0

SOUTH GEORGIA COL**

139

00

0135

04

0

SPELMAN CCL

634

00

0634

0

TIFT COL

24

00

024

0TOCCOA FALLS INST

59

00

059

0

UNIV OF GEORGIA

16,825

6,058

649

7459

4,935

252

24,366

11UNIV SYSTEM OF GEORGIA

233

00

00

0233

VALDOSTA ST COL

318

00

0304

014

WESLEYAN COL

14

00

014

00

WEST GEORGIA COL

467

00

0429

038

TOTAL GEORGIA

57,138

6,111

1,092

24

3,997

36,079

453

1,31

7,090

753

HAWAII

CHAMINAOE COL OF HONOLULU

43

00

00

43

00

00

HAWAII LOA COLLEGE

30

00

03

00

00

HAWAII PACIFIC COLLEGE

22

00

00

22

00

00

HONOLULU BUSINESS COL**

11

00

00

11

00

00

MAUNAOLU COL

33

00

00

33

00

00

UNIV OF HAWAII

18,682

1,123

555

107

2,169

9,301

129

1,103

4,195

0

TOTAL HAWAII

18,794

1,123

555

107

2,169

9,413

129

1,103

4,195

0

IDAHO

BOISE STATE COLLEGE

378

00

00

378

00

00

COL OF IDAHO

212

00

00

183

00

29

0

00

00

352

00

40

)41.61-4

KtNNtSAW JR GUL**

LA GRANGE COL

MACON JR COL**

MEOICAL COL OF GEORGIA

MERCER UNIV

MIDDLE GEORGIA COL**

MOREHOUSE CZA

--B

64

23

3,670

1,601

182

757

-u

0

2

0 0 0 0 0

60u 0

64

020

3,550

01,601

0175

735

0

00

03

037

00

07

22

MORRIS BROWN COL

955

881

74

NORMAN COL**

106

106

0NORTH GEORGIA COL

125

125

0OGLETHORPE COL

97

50

47

PAINE COL

PIEOMONT COL

REINHARDT COL **

729 66

51

72766

51

2 0 0

3 1

SAVANNAH STATE COL

417

403

14

SHORTER COL

24

017

7SOUTH GEORGIA COL**

139

00

135

4SPELMAN COL

634

00

634

0TIFT COL

24

00

24

0TOCCOA FALLS INST

59

00

59

0UNIV OF GEORGIA

16,825

6,058

64

70

45

4,935

25

24,366

11

UNIV SYSTEM OF GEORGIA

233

00

0233

VALOOSTA ST COL

318

00

304

14

0WESLEYAN COL

14

00

14

00

WEST GEORGIA COL

467

00

429

38

0TOTAL GEORGIA

57,138

6.111

1,09

245

3,99

36.079

45

1,31

7,090

753

HAWAII

cHAMINAOE COL OF HONOLULU

43

00

00

43

00

00

HAWAII LOA COLLEGE

30

00

03

00

00

HA4AII PACIFIC COLLEGE

22

00

00

22

00

00

HONOLULU BUSINESS COL**

11

00

00

11

00

00

MAUNAOLU COL

UNIV OF HAWAII

33

18,682

00

0I

1,123

555

107

.

02,169

33

9,301

012

91.1030

04,195

0 0TOTAL HAWAII

18.794

1,123

555

107

12,169

9,413

129

1,103

4,195

0

IDAHO

BOISE STATE COLLEGE

378

00

0378

00

0COL OF IOAHO

212

00

i0

183

029

0COL OF SOUTHERN IOAHO **

356

00

10

352

04

0IOAHO STATE UNIV

1,294

26

00

1.143

0125

0LEWISCLARK NORMAL SCHOOL

50

029

021

00

0NORTH IOAHO JR COL**

20

00

020

00

0NORTHWEST NAZARENE COL

242

00

0209

0.33

0UNIV OF IOAHO

TOTAL IOAHO

2,932

5,484

1,70

1.70

60

32

29

5454

347

2.653

28

28

2424

520

711

0 0

ILLINOIS

aAUGUSTANA COL

128

00

0117

00

11

AURORA COL

39

00

039

00

0BARAT COLLEGE

365

00

0365

00

0BELLEVILLE JR COL **

28

00

028

00

0BLACK HAWK COL **

45

00

045

00

0BLACKBURN COL

43

00

037

00

6BRADLEY UNIV

355

00

0330

01

24

CARL SANDBURG COLA*

90

00

90

00

CENTRAL YMCA COMM COL**

1,226

00

01,226

0.0

0CHICAGO COL OF OSTEOPATHY

592

00

0592

00

0CHICAGO MEOICAL SCHOOL

1,676

00

15

1,661

00

0

Co3

0TABLE C-13 CONTfo

416





ILLINOIS


TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

000

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

CHICAGO sTATE COL

285

285

CITY COLLEGES OF CHICAGO**

2.615

2.598

1

COL OF DU PAGE**

63

63

COL OF JEWISH STUDIEs

30

3

COL OF ST FRANCIS

16

00

16

COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY 0*

67.

00

67

COLUMBIA CoL

13

13

CONCORDIA TCHRS CoL

31

031

CONCORDIA THEOL SEM

50

5

DANVILLE JR CoL**

75

00

75

OEPAUL UNIV

1,008

901

10

EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIV

530

411

11

ELGIN COMM COL**

35

35

ELMHURST COL

85

73

1

EUREKA COL'

94

00

92

GARRETT BIBLICAL INST

90

09

0

1114

GEORGE WILLIAMS COL

GREENVILLE COL

121

169

00

00

12177

9

CZ

HEBREW THEOL coL

HIGHLANO COMM COL**

3235

00

00

32

35

CZ)

ILL COL OF POOIATRIC MED

236

0236

ILLINOIS CENTRAL COL**

63

63

ILLINOIS coL

47

45

ILLINOIS COL OF OPTOMETRY

458

458

ILLINOIS INST OF TECH

7.408

14

1.95

3.603

315

1,51

ILLINOIS ST UNIV

1,218

2968

12

9

ILLINOIS VALLEY CoM COLL**

99

ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIV

147

145

JOHN A LOGAN COLLEGE **

12

12

JOLIET JR COL0*

30

30

JUOSON COL

38

38

KANKAKEE COMMUNITY COL 0*

15

15

KASKASKIA COL**

29

29

KENDALL COL**

140

135

KISHWAUKEE COL**

21

21

KNOX CoL

563

46

51

LAKE FOREsT coL

230

117

11

LAKE LAND COL **

325

325

LEWIS COL

129

119

10

LINCOLN CHRISTIAN COL

15

15

LINCOLN COL**

15

15

LINCOLN LANO JR COLLEGE**

1.017

01.017

LOYOLA UNIV

5,149

59

54.975

6

MACCORMAC COL**

13

013

MACMURRAY COL

197

3164

3MARYKNOLL COL

13

13

MCCORMICK THEOL SEN

88

MCHENRY'COUNTY COL **

26

24

MCKENOREE coL

52

52

MILLIK1N UNIV

501

501

MONMOUTH COL

84

67

1

EUREKA COL '

94

92

D0

20

GARRETT BIBLICAL INST

90

9o

o0

0GEORGE WILLIAMS COL

121

0121

00

00

GREENVILLE COL

169

077

00

92

0

CAD

HEBREW THEOL COL

HIGHLAND COMM COL **

3235

0 03235

0 00 0

00

00

ILL COL OF PODIATRIC NED

236

0236

00

00

ILLINOIS CENTRAL COL**

63

063

0D

00

ILLINOIS COL

47

045

00

20

ILLINOIS COL OF OPTOMETRY

458

0458

00

00


7,408

14

01.95

3.603

34

159

1.513

0ILLINOIS ST UNIV

1.218

2968

00

129

98

ILLINOIS VALLEY COM COLL**

99

00

00

ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIV

147

145

0o

20

JOHN A LOGAN COLLEGE **

12

12

oo

oo

JOLIET JR COL**

30

30

00

00

JUDSON COL

38

38

00

00

KANKAKEE COMMUNITY COL**

15

15

00

00

KASKASKIA COL**

29

029

oo

oKENDALL COL **

140

0135

oo

0KISHWAUKEE COL**

21

21

00

0KNOX COL

563

46

00

51

0LAKE FOREST COL

230

117

00

11

0LAKE LAND COL **

325

325

00

0LEWIS COL

129

119

0o

1o

LINCOLN CHRISTIAN COL

15

15

00

0LINCOLN COL**

15

15

00

0LINCOLN LANO JR COLLEGE**

1.017

1,017

00

LOYOLA UNIV

5.149

55

4,975

06

0MACCORMAC COL**

13

13

00

MACMURRAY COL

197

164

03

oMARYKNOLL COL

13

13

oo

0

MCCORMICK THEOL SEM

a8

0o

oM

CH

EN

RY

'CO

UN

TY

CO

L *

*26

24

02

0MCKENDREE COL

52

52

00

0MILLIKIN UNIV

501

501

00

0MONMOUTH COL

84

67

017

oMORAINE VALLEY COMM COLL**

35

35

00

0MORTON JR COL**

48

48

00

0muNOELEIN CoL

158

146

012

0NAT COL OF EDUCATION

73

73

0o

0NORTH CENTRAL COL

71

64

70

NORTH PARK COL THEOL SEM

60

60

00

NORTHEASTERN ILL ST COL

NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV

1.082

2.270

51.071

1,707

11

505

0 0NORTHWESTERN UNIV

18,457

24

1.48

1L.435

21.03

3.998

236

OLIVET NAZARENE COL

144

144

00

jIuIN

IOLNEY CENTRAL COLLEGE**

58

54

04

0PARKLAND COL **

426

426

00

0PRAIRIE STATE COL **

125

125

00

0QUINCY COL

119

97

022

0REND LAKE COL **

12

12

00

0ROBERT MORRIS COL**

17

17

00

0ROCK VALLEY COLA*

82

82

oo

0ROOSEVELT UNIV

560

418

0142

0ROSARY COL

224

216

08

0SAuK VALLEY COL**

115

115

00

0SCHOOLS OF THE ART INST

66

66

00

0SHAWNEE JUNIOR COLLEGE**

56

56

00

0SHINER COL

12

12

00

0SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS COL**

55

00

0SOUTHERN ILL UCARBONDALE

2.740

32.217

11

445

28

SOUTHN ILL UEOWAROSVILLE

707

541

0166

0SPOON RIVER COLLEGE**

32

01

0SPRINGFIELD COL IN ILL **

33

00

0ST MARY OF THE LAKE SEM

19

19

oo

oST PROCOPIUS COL

153

855

012

0

L.

TABLE C-13 PAM


TO ALL UNIVERSITIES AP1D COLLEGES BY

STATE, INSTITUTION, AND AGEPACY, FISCAL YEAR 1970



ILLINOIS

TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

DOD

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

ST XAVIER COL

268

00

00

258

10

THORNTON COMMUNITY COL**

118

00

00

118

0

TOLENTINE COL

80

00

08

00

TRINITY CHRISTIAN COL

78

00

00

78

0

TRINITY COL

167

00

00

167

00

TRITON COL**

145

00

00

145

00

UNIV OF CHICAGO

39,597

05,017

125

1,610

23,655

2,807

6,230

78

UNIV OF ILL CEN SYS*

511

00

00

00

25

486

UNIV OF ILLINOIS-CHGO CIR

2,312

033

0512

931

45

641

150

UNIV OF ILLINOIS-MED CTR

8,821

00

00

8,766

055

0

UNIV OF ILLINOIS-URBANA

43,198

5,429

4,247

012,878

11,312

40

782

7,801

341

WABASH VALLEY COL **

36

00

00

36

00

0

WAUBONSEE COMMUNITY COL**

5.0

00

05

00

0

WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV

335

12

00

0119

0204

0

WHEATON COL

78

00

00

74

04

0

WILLIAM RAINEY HARPER COL**

81

00

00

81

00

0

MIN:_TON CHURCHILL COL ise

11

00

00

11

00

0

TOTAL ILLINOIS

151-.674

5.479

9.834

125

18,589

87.754

55

4.833

23,093

1,411

INDIANA

ANCILLA DOMINI COL**

33

0

ANDERSON COL

270

270

0

BALL STATE UNIV

1,573

1,073

500

dETHEL COL

43

43

00

BUTLER UNIV

144

108

36

CHRISTIAN THEOL SEM

94

94

0

DEPAUW UNIV

196

120

63

EARLHAM COL

407

292

115

FORT WAYNE ART INSTITUTE

22

22

0

FRANKLIN COL

185

140

45

GOSHEN COL

245

245

0

GRACE THEOL SEN

109

109

0

HANOVER COL

40

4

HuNTINGTON COL

111

111

0

INDIANA CENTRAL COL

47

47

0

INDIANA INST OF TECH

76

42

34

INDIANA STATE LNIV

1,959

11,921

28

INOIAMA UNIV-BLOOMINGTON

14,678

272

76

8,101

249

4,369

64

INDIANA UNIV-FDRT WAYNE

60

60

INDIANA UNIV-INDIANAPOLIS

11,290

17

11,211

62

INOIANA UNIV-KOKOMO

10

010

0

INDIANA UNIV-NORTHWEST

121

0113

8

INDIANA UNIV -SOUTH BEND

60

60

INDIANA UNIV-SOUTHEAST

12

012

0

MANCHESTER COL

139

0127

12

MARIAN COL

260

0260

0

MARION COL

231

0231

0

OAKLAND CITY COL

42

042

0

PURDUE UNIV

23.490

5.62

1,682

10

2.22

7.907

26

71

4.585

39

ROSE POLvTECH MIST

124

00

so

223

ST FRANCIS CoL

40

0o

40

0

ST JOSEPHS COL

198

00

188

10

ST MARY-OF-THE-WOODS COL

21

00

21

0

ST MARYS COL

99

00

97

2.

ST MEINRAD COL

27

00

27

0

CT MFTNRAn CCM ...

THFntnar

40

40

;7--

ANCILLA DOMINI COL**

33

00

ANDERSON COL

270

270

00

0

BALL STATE uNIV

1.573

1.073

0500

0

BETHEL COL

43

43

0

BUTLER UNIV

144

108

036

0

CHRISTIAN THEOL SEM

94

94

0

OEFAUW UNIV

196

120

13

63

0

EARLHAM COL

407

292

0115

0

FORT WAYNE ART ENSTITUTE

22

22

0

FRANKLIN COL

185

140

045

0

GOSHEN COL

245

245

0

GRACE THEOL SEM

109

109

0

HANOvER COL

40

04

HUNTINGTON COL

111

111

0

INDIANA CENTRAL COL

47

47

0

INDIANA INST OF TECH

76

42

034

0

INDIANA STATE UNIV

1.959

11.921

028

0

INDIANA UNIV -BLOOMINGTON

14.678

27

76

8.101

22

49

4.369

645

INDIANA UNIV-FORT mAYNE

66

0

INDIANA UNIV-INDIANAPOLIS

11.290

111.211

062

0

INDIANA UNIV -KOKOMO

10

10

0

INDIANA UNIV-NORTHWEST

121

113

0a

INDIANA UNIY-SOUTM BEND

66

0

INDIANA uNiv-SOuTHEAsT

12

12

0

MANCHESTER COL

139

127

012

0

MARIAN COL

260

260

0

MARION COL

231

231

0

OAKLAND CITY COL

42

42

0

PURDUE UNIV

23.490

5.62

1,68

10

2,22

7,907

260

71

4085

398

ROSE POLYTECH INST

124

80

02

23

0

ST FRANCIS COL

40

40

0

ST JOSEPHS COL

198

188

010

ST MARY-OF-THE-MOODS COL

21

21

00

ST MARYS COL

99

97

02

0

ST MEINRAD COL

27

27

0o

0

ST MEINRAD SCH - THEOLOGY

44

00

0

TAYLoR UNIV

127

125

02

0

TRI -sT COL

261

254

00

UNIV OF EVANSVILLE

341

329

012

0

UNIV OF NOTRE DAME

5.386

1.66

39

2,057

09

1,177

0

VALPARAISO uNIV

VINCENNES UNIV **

421

548

260

0548

0 00

161

00

WABASH COL

10

00

10

TOTAL INDIANA

63,380

3.63

10

3.382

36*696

295

1.323

11.265

1.043

IOW A

AMER INST OF BUSIMESS

18

00

o18

00

0b

AQUINAS INSTITUTE

76

oo

o76

00

0o

AREA SIX COMMUNITY COL**

248

00

o248

0o

oo

BRIAR CLIFF COL

254

oo

o254

00

00

BUENA VISTA COL

131

00

o129

00

20

CENTRAL CO1

283

00

0270

00

13

o

CLARKE COL

62

00

o22

00

40

o

COE COL

171

00

0135

00

36

0

COL OF OSTEOPATH MED SURG

818

00

o818

00

00

CORNELL COL

63

00

o42

00

21

0

oEs MOINES AREA COMM COL ....

12

00

012

00

oo

CD

TABLE C-13 CONT'D

CD





IOWA

TOTAL

(THOUSANDS,'OF DOLLARS)

AGR

AEC

COM

DOO

HEW

INT

nAS6

NSF

OTHER

OIVINE WORO COL

33

00

033

00

0

DOROT COL

167

00

0154

013

0

ORAKE UNIV

733

00

0530

0203

0

EASTERN IOWA COMM COL**

458

00

0458

00

0

GRACELANO COL

200

00

0200

00

0

GRANO VIEW COLA*

50

00

050

00

0GRINNELL COL

92

00

058

034

0INOIAN HILLS COMMUNITY CO4Ht

30

00

30

00

IOWA CENTRAL COMM COL **

41

00

041

00

0

IOWA LAKES COMMUNITY COL**

489

00

0489

u0

0

Iamb

IOWA ST U OF SCIENCEETECH

10.963

4.72

55

0604

3,603

459

3967

509

IOWA WESLEYAN COL

98

00

083

015

Ca sei:

IOWA WESTERN COMM COL**

58

00

058

00

0

1;41

KIRKW000 COMMUNITY COLL**

LORAS COL

82

198

0 00 0

0 068

184

0 014

14

0 0

LUTHER COL

545

00

0497

048

0

MARYCREST COL

173

00

0160

013

0

mIOWESTERN COL

61

00

061

00

0MORNINGSIOE COL

213

00

0213

00

0

MT MERCY COL

63

0D

063

00

0

MT ST CLARE COL**

10

00

010

00

0

NORTH IOWA AREA COMM COL**

117

00

0117

00

0

NORTHWESTERN COL

118

00

0118

00

0OTTUMWA HEIGHTS COL**

67

00

067

00

0

PALMER JR COL **

40

00

40

00

PARSONS COL

47

00

047

00

0

SIMPSON COL

146

00

0140

06

SOUTHEASTERN IOWA COM COL**

35

00

035

00

0

SOUTHWESTERN CORR COLLEGE4*

23

00

023

00

0ST AMBROSE COL

57

00

054

03

0

UNIV OF DUBUQUE

84

00

080

04

0

UNIV OF IOWA

20.410

195

01.086

15.239

88

1.90

1,841

146

UNIV OF NORTHERN IOWA

1.398

50

01,036

0357

0

UPPER IOWA UNIV

120

00

0120

00

0

VENNARO COL

74

00

074

00

0

WALDORF COL**

104

00

0104

00

0

WARTBURG COL

159

00

0157

02

0

WESTMAR COL

130

00

0128

02

0

WILLIAM PENN COL

37

00

037

0o

0

TOTAL IOWA

39.996

4,74

155

01.690

26.620

547

1.94

3,648

655

KANSAS

ALLEN COUNTY COMM JR COL **

16

00

016

00

00

BAKER UNIV

35

00

035

00

00

BARTON CNTY COMM JR COL**

46

00

046

00

00

BETHANY COL

___.....

--.

45

.......

00

043

00

20

M.8

11

_70

KIRKWOOD COMMUNITY COLO*

LORAS COL

LUTHER COL

MARYCREST COL

MIDWESTERN COL

MORNINGSIOE COL

82

198

545

173

61

213

68

184

0497

0160

61

213

01

01

04

0!L

0 0MT MERCY COL

63

63

0mT ST CLARE COL **

10

10

0NORTH IOWA AREA COMM COL **

117

117

0NORTHWESTERN COL

118

118

0OTTUMWA HEIGHTS COL **

67

67

0PALMER JR COL **

44

0PARSONS COL

47

47

0SIMPSON COL

146

140

0SOUTHEASTERN IOWA COM COLm*

35

35

0SOUTHWESTERN COMM COLLEGE **

23

23

0ST AMBROSE COL

57

54

0UNIV OF DUBUQUE

84

80

0UNIV OF IOWA

20,410

19

1.086

15,239

81,904

1,84

14

UNIV OF NORTHERN IOWA

1,398

01,036

0,

35

UPPEk IOWA UNIV

120

0120

0VENNARD COL

74

74

0WALOORF COL**

104

104

0WARTBURG COL

159

157

0WESTMAR COL

130

128

0WILLIAM PENN COL

37

37

0TOTAL IOWA

39,996

4.74

155

1,69

26,620

54

1,941

3,64

65

KANSAS

ALLEN COUNTY COMM JR COL **

16

016

BAKER UNIV

35

035

BARTON CNTY COMM JR COLm*

46

046

BETHANY COL

45

043

0BETHEL COL

334

032

1BUTLER COUNTY COMM JR CDC **

38

038

CENTRAL COL **

50

050

CLOUD COUNTY COMM JR COL **

41

041

COFFEYVILLE COMM JR COLm*

37

037

COL OF EMPORIA

45

045

COLBY COMM JR COLm*

29

029

COWLEY COUNTY COMM JR COLm*

15

015

DODGE CITY COMM JR COLm*

168

o168

DONNELLY COL **

13

013

FORT HAYS KANSAS ST COL

550

0.477

7FORT SCOTT COMM JR COL **

28

028

FRIENDS UNIV

129

00

127

0GAROEN CITY COMM JR COL**

70

07

0HESSTON COL"

161

00

161

0HIGHLAND COMM JR COLm*

15

00

15

0HUTCHINSON COMM JR Cam*

25

00

25

0INDEPENDENCE COMM JR COLm*

231

00

228

0JOHNSON CO COMMUNITY COLLm*

371

00

371

0KANS CITY KANS COM JR COLm*

11

00

11

0KANS ST COL OF PITTSBURG

478

00

372

106

0KANSAS STATE TCHRS COL

879

00

641

238

0KANSAS STATE UNIV

8.880

3.07

434

600

3.108

215

51,189

202

KANSAS TECHNICAL INST **

15

00

15

00

KANSAS WESLEYAN UNIV.

67

00

67

00

LABETTE COMM JR COLm*

10

00

10

0MANHATTAN BIBLE COL

15

00

15

0MARYMOUNT COL

216

00

216

0MCPHERSON COL

38

00

38

0MID-AMERICAN NAZARENE COL

35

00

35

0MILTONVALE WESLEYAN COL

17

00

17

0MOUNT ST SCHOLASTICA COL

226

00

226

0NEOSHO COUNTY COMM JR COL **

14

00

14

0

WI

TABLE C-13 CONT'D



STATE, INSTITUTION,'AND AGENCY, FISCAL YEAR 1970

(THCOSANDS OF DOLLARS)

:,5L

orZ

egrK

IMIl

lg


KANSAS

TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

DOD

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

OTTAWA UNIV

162

00

00

160

00

20

PRATT COMM JR COL -1,*

29

00

00

29

00

00

SACRED HEART COL

341

00

00

341

00

00

SEWARD CO COMMUNTY JR COL**

22

00

00

22

00

00

SOUTHWESTERN COL

56

00

00

56

00

00

ST BENEDICTS COL

81

00

00

65

00

16

0ST JOHNS COL -1,*

50

00

05

00

00

ST NARY COL

71

00

00

71

.0

00

0

ST MARY OF THE PLAINS COL

65

00

00

65

00

00

STERLING COL

53

00

00

51

00

20

TABOR COL

93

00

00

90

00

30

UNIV OF KANSAS

UN

WASHBURN

IV OF TOPEKA

UN

WICHITA STATE

IV

14.145

313

963

1 0-

0

453

23

00

0 0

623 0

10.696

243

0878

124

515

0 0

1.563

070

062

170 0 0

TOTAL KANSAS

29,729

3,079

910

01,223

19,894

339

569

3.343

372

KENTUCKY

:ALICE LLOYD COL**

422

00

0420

02

0

ASBURY COL

81

00

055

026

0

ASBURY THEOL SEM

19

00

019

00

0

BELLARNINE-URSULINE COL

384

00

13

350

021

0

BEREA COL

445

00

0408

01

36.

BRESCIA COL

78

00

076

02

0

CAMPBELLSVILLE COL

164

00

0162

02

0

CENTRE COL OF KENTUCKY

76-

00

059

C17

0 '

CUMBERLAND COL

258

00

258

00

-

EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIV

1.670

00

1,088

5528

GEORGETOWN COL

- 133

00

127

0HAZARO Cowry COLLEGE

148

00

148

0KENTUCKY STATE COL

273

19

0244

10

KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COL

21

00

21

0LEES JR COL.*

668

00

668

0

LOUISVILLE PRES THEOL SEM

70

07

0MADISONVILLE CONN COLLEGEa*

.3

00*

30

MIDWAY JR COL Am.

137

00

137

.0

MOREHEAD STATE UNIV

1,821

o0

1. s64

5201

MURRAY STATE UNIV

945

00

198

147

0

PIKEVILLE COL

75

00

75

00

SOUTHEASTN CHRISTIAN COL**

14

00

14

00

SPALDING COLLEGE

252

00

252

00

ST CATHERINE COL,*

25

00

25

00

SUE BENNETT COL *,

30

00

03

00

00

THOMAS MORE COL

160

00

00

87

00

73

0TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY

116

00

00

116

00

00

UNION COL

299

00

00

299

-

00

00

UNIV OF KENTUCKY

16.863.

6.269

93

123

856

8.020

211

279

969

43'

UNIv OF LOUISVILLE

5,561

00

0267

5.035

00

182

77

WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIV

918

30

00

9C5

00

13

.0

TOTAL KENTUCKY

32,039

6,288

99

123

1.136

21.7.43

211

279

1.575

885

KENTUCKY

ALICE LLOYD COLA*

422

00

0420

00

2

ASBURY COL

81

00

055

00

26

ASBURY THEOL SEM

19

00

019

00

0

BELLARMINE-URSULINE COL

384

00

13

350

00

21

BE

RE

A C

OL

445

00

00

408

00

13

BRESCIA COL

TS

00

076

00

20

CANWBELLSVILLE COL

164

00

0162

00

CENTRE COL OF KENTUCKY

76

00

o-

59

00

1

CUMBERLAND COL

258

00

0258

0o

EASTERN KENTUCKY WHIN

1,670

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01,088

00

552

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L- 133

00

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70

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148

00

0148

00

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273

1o

00

244

00

1

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KY

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21

00

021

oo

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668

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0668

00

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70

00

70

0

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.3

00

03

00

MIOWAY JR COL**

137

00

0137

00

.

MOREHEAD STATE UNIV

1,821

60

01,564

00

520

MURRAY STATE UNIV

945

00

0798

00

147

PIKEVILLE COL

:75

00

075

00

0

SOUTHEASTN DRISTIAN COL*.

14

00

014

00

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252

00

025

20

00

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25

o0

025

00

SUE BENNETT COL m*

30

00

30

0

THOMAS MORE COL

160

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087

073

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116

0o

00

116

00

UNION COL

299

0-

00

0299

-

00

UNIV OF KENTUCKY

16,T63.

6,269

93

123

856

8,020

211

27

969

4

UNIV OF LOUISVILLE

5,861

00

0267

5,035

018

27

WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIV

918

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o0

0905

013.

TOTAL KENTUCKY

32,039

6,28

899

123

1.136

21.'443

211

27

1.575

88

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60

00

00

t11

0

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314

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0301

00

13

0

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788

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00

741

00

47

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319

0o

00

146

00

173

0

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1,254

0o

01.

101

027

126

0

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11,648

4.028

217

0784

1,901

144

615

3.939

201

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1.388

0116

1.063

025

135

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2.910

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2,888

00

27

0

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86

00

86

00

0o

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66

00

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66

00

00

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737

340

0600

00

97

0

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616

00

371

00

245

0

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645

o17

628

oo

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281

00

246

00

35

0

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1,530

00

1.229

00

301

0

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568

00

515

00

53

0

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500

00

500

00

00

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226

00

202

00

24

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31

130

02,208

00

123

238

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10

00

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00

00

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42

00

042

00

00

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13,445

70

247

12,040

23

48

908

102

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524

00

476

31

o17

0

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1,372

00

00

1.359

00

13

0

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42,064

4.093

300

130

1,164

280768

198

715

6,287

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MASSACHUSETTS

TOTAL

(THOUSAN)S OF DOLLARS)

AGR

AEC

COM

DOD

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

STONEHILL COL

145

00

a126

o0

19

SUFFOLK UNIV

152

00

498

020

30

q.

SWAIN SCH OF OESIGN

19

00

019

00

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TUFTS UNIV

18.977

0390

393

15.233

060

554

2sS

ITUNIV OF MASSACHUSETTS

10,140

2.002

225

2473

4.931

308

418

1.605

150

-

Faa

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WENTWORTH INST**

241

913

00

00

_

7790

147

77

0 00

94

057

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WESTERN NEW ENGLAND COL

33

00

030

00

0

Z\D

WESTFIELD STATE COLLEGE

WHEATON COL

157

43

00

00

0157

0.27

0 00

00

16

0 0WHEELOCK COL

43

00

043

00

0WILLIAMS COL

276

00

19

103

00

95.

59

WOODS HOLE OCEAN DIST

10.033

.o

634

5.444

92

394

25

3.415

29

WORCESTER JR COL**

8o

o0

a0

o.

00

WORCESTER POLYTECH INST

991

035

86

'256

089

525

WORCESTER STATE COLLEGE

25

00

025

00

00

TOTAL MASSACHUSETTS

244.169.

.29002

13.145

38

58.327

101.331

1.463

33,Z51

29.454

40810

MICHIGAN

ADRIAN COL

63

00

53

10

0ALBION COL

126

00

93

33

0ALMA COL

179

00

162

17

0ALPENA COMM COL**

117

011

7ANDREWS UNIV

134

00

94

40

0AQUINAS COL

145

00

0145

0BAY DE NOC COMM COL**

78

00

078

0CALVIN COL

1,485

0' 20.

1.375

90

CEdTRAL MICH MD,

-

774

050

CONCORDIA LUTHERAN JR COL **

12

02

CRAN8RO0K ACAD OF ART

58

00

58

0DAVENPORT COL OF BUSINESS **

139

00

0139

0OELTA COL**

786

00

776

10

DETROIT COL OF BUSINESS

43

00

43

0DETROIT INST OF TECH

74

74

0DUNS SCOTUS COL

40

40

EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIV

1.211

00

1.106

105

FERRIS ST COL

2.047

029047

0FLINT COMM JR COL **

68

068

0GLEN OAKS COMM COL**

73

70

0GOGE8IC COMM COL**

80

80

0GRAND RAPIDS 8APT COt.

25

25

GRAND RAPIOS JR COL**

171

169

2GRAND VALLEY STATE COL

268

264

4HENRY FORD COMM COL**

173

173

HIGHLAND PARK CDLLEGE **

255

255

0a

HILLSDALE COL

40

40

0HOPE COL

402

239

163

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47

47

00

KALAMAZOO COL

193

156

37

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34

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TABLE c-3.3 CONT°0



STATE, INSTITUTION. AND AGENCY, FISCAL YEAR 1970


MICHIGAN

TOTAL

AGR

(THOUSANDS OF

AEC

DOLLARS)

COM

000

HEW

INT

NASA

HSF

OTHER

SACRED HEART SEM

31

00

00

31

00

00

SAGINAW VALLEY COL

70

00

00

70

00

00

SCHOOLCRAFT COL**

83

00

00

83

00

00

SHAW COLLEGE AT OETROIT

54

00

00

54

00

00

SIENA HEIGHTS COL

90

00

09

00

00

SOCIETY OF ARTS G CRAFTS

50

00

05

00

00

SOUTHWESTERN MICH COL**

33

00

00

33

00

00

SPRING ARBOR COL

81

00

00

81

00

00

ST CLAIR COUNTY COMM COL**

75

00

00

75

00

00

SUOMI COL **

124

00

00

124

00

00

UNIV OF DETROIT

1.848

04

14

79

1.392

015

344

0UMIV OF MICHIGAN

59,059

46

3.392

37,710

32.228

250

5.505

7.331

2096

WALSH COL ACCTGiBUS ADMIN

30

00

03

00

00

WASHTENAW COMM COL**

197

00

00

197

00

00

WAYNE COUNTY COMNUNTY COL

il*217

00

00

217

00

00

WAYNE STATE UNIV

11.534

0140

0413

99328

066

1,162

425

WEST SHORE COMMUNITY COLL

il*434

00

00

434

00

00

WESTERN MICH UNIV

2,415

09

075

19597

00

734

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114,387

5.114

5,567

92

8.757

69.356

517

5.633

14,978

4,373

MINNESOTA

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235

00

00

238

00

00

AUGSBURG COL

215

00

00

210

00

ao

AUSTIN ST JUNIOR COLLEGE **

la

00

o0

41

00

00

BEMIDJI STATE COL

1.299

00

01.042

00

88

169

BETHANY LUTHERAN COL

A4

0C

00

14

00

00

BETHEL COL E SEM

138

00

00

96

00

42

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31

00

00

31

00

00

CARLETON COL

305

00

00

110

00

195

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184

00

00

162

00

20

COL OF ST CATHERINE

233

00

00

231

00

20

COL OF ST SCHOLASTICA

232

00

00

232

00

00

COL OF ST TERESA

275

00

00

263

00

12

0

COt OF ST THOMAS

196

00

00

142

00

54

0

CONCOROIA COL, MOORHEA0

405

00

00

250

00

155

0CONCOROIA COL. ST PAUL

88

00

00

88

00

00

CORBETT COLLEGE **

50

01

05

00

00

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80

00

0a

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FERG1S FALLS STATE JR COL

il*26

00

o0

24

4-J

02

0

GOLOEN VALLEY LUTHRAN COL

il*15

00

00

15

00

00

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COL

410

00

00

149

00

261

0MARLINE UNIV

181

00

00

72

00

109

0HIBBING STATE JR COLLEGE **

45

00

00

45

00

0C

ITASCO STATE JR COLLEGE**

45

00

0o

45

o0

o0

LAKEW000 STATE JR COLiHe

IB

00

o0

18

00

00

LEA COLLEGE

23

00

00

23

00

00

MACALESTER COL

474

00

00

395

00

79

0MANKATO STATE COL

896

00

00

739

00

157

0

MINNESOTA

ANOKARAMSEY ST JR COLm*

AUGSBURG COL

AUSTIN ST JUNIOR COLLEGE **

BEMIDJI STATE COL

BETHANY LUTHERAN COL

BETHEL COL G SEM

BRAINERD ST JUNIOR COL **

CARLETON COL

COL OF ST BENEDICT

COL OF ST CATHERINE

COL OF ST SCHOLASTICA

COL OF ST TERESA

COL OF ST THOMAS

CONCOROIA COL. MOORHEA0

CONCORDIA COL, ST PAUL

CORBETT COLLEGE **

CROSIER SEM**

FERGUS FALLS STATE JR COL m*

GOLOEN VALLEY LUTHRAN COL m*

GUSTAVUS ACCLPHUS COL

HAMLINE UNIV

HIBBING STATE JR COLLEGE *le

ITASCD STATE JR COLLEGE**

LAKEWOOD STATE JR cm**

LEA COLLEGE

MACALESTER COL

MANKATO STATE COL

MARTIN LUTHER COL

MESABI STATE JR COL**

lola

kMETROPOLITAN ST JR COL**

MINNEAPOLIS SCH OF ART

Igel

MOORHEAD STATE COL

CJ1

NORTH CENTRAL BIBLE COL

NORMANDALE STATE JR COL **

NORTH HENNEPIN ST JR COL *w

NCRTHLAND STATE JR COL **

RAINY RIVER STATE JR COL**

ROCHESTER ST JR COLL *4

SOUTHWEST MINN STATE COL

ST CLOUO STATE COL

ST JOHNS UNIV

ST MARYS COL

ST MARYS JR COL m*

ST OLAF CCL

UN1V OF MINNES0fA

VERMILLION STATE JR COL'i-=

WTLLMAR ST COMMUNITY COL**

WINONA STATE COL

WM MITCHELL COL OF LAW

WORTHINGTON ST JR COLL**

TOTAL MINNESOTA

MISSISSIPPI

ALCORN AGR C RECH COL

BELHAVEN COL

BLUE MOUNTAIN COL

238

0238

00

o0

218

0210

00

80

/..01

00

041

00

00

1,299

O0

01,042

00

88

169

14

o14

oo

o0

138

o96

oo

42

031

031

00

00

305

o110

00

195

0

184

00

0182

00

20

233

00

231

00

20

232

o0

0232

00

0275

00

0263

0.0 0

12

0

196

00

0142

00

54

0

405

00

0250

00

155

0

88

00

88

00

00

50

00

50

00

0

80

00

80

00

0

26

O0

024

00

20

15

00

015

00

00

410

00

147

06

261

0

181

O0

072

0o

109

0

45

o0

o45

oo

00

45

o45

oo

o0

18

oIs

oo

oo

23

00

o23

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oo

o474

00

0395

00

79

o896

00

o739

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157.

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80

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80

00

0

82

00

o80

0J

20

66

35

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709

00

0664

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50

00

50

00

0140

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0140

00

00

35

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035

00

00

34

00

034

00

00

28

00

028

00

00

125

00

0125

00

00

379

00

o363

00

16

0558

00

o434

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124

o606

00

o606

00

00

205

00

068

00

137

0

276

00

0276

00

00

189

00

0105

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84

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46,529

4,449

1,844

2.508

30,399

846

1.476

3,364

1,640

16

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016

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0o

829

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o829

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263

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0161

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30

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0.34

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034

00

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57.197

4.449

1,844

2.508

39.222

856

1,476

5.030

1.809

630

22

00

0502

00

106

0I51

00

00

151

00

00

44

00

00

44

00

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TABLE C-13 COMM(




(THOUSANDS

/sal

6011

a)

,

-;

STATE AND INSTITUTION,

.

MISSOURI

iOUTHEAST MO STATE COL

SOUTHWEST BAPTfST COL

'

SOUTHWEST MO STATE COL

ST LOUIS COL OF PHARMACY

ST LOUIS JR COLLEGE DIST**

ST LOUIS UNIV

ST MARYS COL OF OFALLON **

ST PAULS a31.**

STATE FAIR COMM COLLEGE**

STEPHENS

amTARRIO COL

THREE RIVERS-JR COL **

TRENTON JR COL*,

UNIV OF MISSOURI COLUMBIA

UNIV OF,MISSOURI KAN CITY

UNIV OF AISSOURI ROLLA

UNIV'OF MISSOURI ST LOUIS

UNIV OF MO CEN SYS.

WASHINGTON UNIV

WEBSTER COL

-

WESTMINSTER COL

WILLIAM JEWELL COL

WILLIAM WOODS COL

TOTAL MISSOURI

MONTANA ,_

CARROLL CD!

.

COL .OF GREAT FALLS

DAWSON COL:** -

EASTERN MONTANA COL

FLATHEAO VALLEY-COMM COL .1.1.

MILES COMMUNITY COL .1.6

MONTANA.CDL MINERAL SCI

MONTANA STATE.UNIV

NORTHERN MONTANA COL

ROCRY.MOUNTAIN COL

UNIV OF-MONTANA-

WESTERN MONTANA COL

TOTAL MONTANA

NEBRASKA

CENTRAL NE8 TECHNICAL COL

CHAORON STATE COL

COL OF ST MARY

CONCORDIA TCHRS COL

CREIGHTON UNIV

DANA COL

DOANE COL

FAIRBURY JR COL**

HASTINGS COL

HIRAM SCOTT COL

Jnmpa F KFMNFOY COL

TOTAL

166

219

525

'

244

683

7.8793223 a24

158 89

13

22,715

2.305

1,857

486

558

269901

360

38

45 34

74,745

409

117

19

856

9522

123

4,82069 85

2.263

198

9.076

15

4285274

2,67$76

228

165839 55

AGR

AEC

00

00

00

00

00

05

00

00

0.

o0

00

00

00

0

59037

130

00

0144

00

00

0 o353 0

oo

o0

632

5.094.

0

00

0o

0o

0o

oo

0o

00

1,646

33

00

00

95

00

01.741

33 o o o 0 0 o 0 0 o o o

7,1

OF DOLLARS)

.COM

0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 o o 0 5 o o 0 010 0 o 0 0 0 o 0

140 0 0 0 0

140 o o o o o 0 0 0 o 0 o

DOD

HEW

0110

0217

0475

0244

0683

341

A.560

032

023

04

024

0131

089

013

1,145

14.287

01.845

71

304

29

368

00

1,877

22,339

0352

038

045

034

3.463

57.656

407

117 19

850

95 2293

429017 69

85

01.315

0198

40

5.287

0ts

o363

052

o65

o2.628

o42

0228

016

058

039

055

INT

0 016 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

167 0

47 0 0 0 o 0 0 0

230 6 o 0 0 o 016

408 o 0 0 0

424

NASA

0 0 0 0 0129 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

17325

42 0 0

686 0 0 0 0

1.055 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o

NSF 56 234 0 0

562 0 0 4 027 0 0

1.743

135

1.2:: 0

19641 8 0 0

5.737 2 o 0 6 0 o14

536 0 0

667 0

1.225 0

65 0 9

5034 0 0 0

OTHER 0 0 0 0 0

282 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2$ 0 0 0

558 0 o 0 0 0

868 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0

186 0

186

MONTANA

CARROLL COL

00

00

407

00

2o

COL ,OF GREAT FALLS

117

00

00

117

00

00

DAWSON COL

*A19

00

00

19

00

00

EASTERN MONTANA COL

856

00

00

850

00

60

FLATHEAO VALLEY,COMM COL

95

00

00

95

00

00

MILES COMMUNITY COL

22

00

00

22

00

00

MONTANA COL MINERAL SC1

123

00

00

93

16

014

0

MONTANA STATE UNIV

49820

1.666

33

140

40

2.017

408

0536

0

NORTHERN MONTANA COL

69

00

00

69

00

00

ROCRY.MOUNTA1N COL

85

00

00

85

00

0o

UN1V OF MONTANA

2,243

95

00

01,315

00

667

186

WESTERN MONTANA COL

198

00

00

198

00

00

TOTAL MONTANA

-9.076

1.741

33

140

40

5. 287

424

0I .225

186

NEBRASKA

CENTRAL NEB- TECHN' ICAL COL

15

015

0

CHADRON STATE COL

428

0363

06

COL OF ST.-NARY

52

a52

0

CONCORDIA, TORS COL

74

065

0.

CREIGHTON UNIV

2.678

02.628

05

DANA COL

76

042

03

DOANE COL

228

0228

0

FAIRBURY JR

- C

OL

s*16

016

0

'NAST INGS COL

58

058

0

HERAm.sCOTy..coL,-

.39

00

ss

0JOHNF-KENNEOV.COL

55

0ss

0KEARNEY STATE COL

356

0311

04

MCCOOK

,'COLL EGE

281

o281

0

MIDLAND LUTHERAN COL

85

085

0

1411

11.NEBRASKA WESLEYAN

UY

IV.

WESTERN

-COLLEGE**

35532

0 0259 32

0 0

44)

..NEBRASKA

NoRT H. PL ATTE.

JRCOL **

-

NORTHEASTERN-NEBRASKA COL los

12

32

0 o12

'32

0 oPERSHING COL

41

0.41

0

YIERU. STATE

CO

L122

0122

0

1.1ATTE

JR i-

CO

L104

0104

0

U OF

.NEB .NED,C1R. AT OMAHA

3.780

o3.780

0

UNION.

CO

L-.

-82

082

0

UM

1V41F NEBRASKA CEN

SYS *

209

00

01

193

UN

1VOF NE8RASKA-1 INCOLN

7.584

2.83

7170

3.524

III

285

WH

YOF NEBRASKAOMAHA

2.140

02.083

00

-.MAYNE STATE

,cot.:

s.180

00

180

00

YORK COL

sr,

59

00

59

00

409

.

TOTAL- NEBRASKA

--;

.19.173

2.83

85

170

14,548

111

21.21

193

NEVADA-

,..

.

DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE

219

00

00

00

219

0...

..,...

;ELKO .COMMUNITY COLLEGE.**

14

00

014

00

00

..,...

.-..,

-;;

SIERRA NEVADA COLLEGE

30

00

30

00

0

".4

TABLE

C43

CONTD

TOTAL FEOERAL OBL I GAT IONS

4TO ALL UNIVE RS IT IES ANO COLLEGES BY

STATE

INSTITUT ION, ANO AGENCY, FISCAL YEAR 1970

STATE AND IN ST ITUTION

NEVADA

TOTAL

(THOUSANDS OF OOLL ARS

)

AGR

AEC

COM

COD

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

-. UNIV OF NEV RENO CAMPUS

4,466

851

186

0475

1.567

837

223

327

0

UNIV OF NEVADA CEN SYS*

39

00

00

00

"

039

0

UNIV OF NEVAOA LAS VEGAS

448

062

00

349

00

37

0

TOT AL "NEVA0A

.5,189

851

248

0475

1.933

837

223

622

0

NEW HAMPSHIRE

BELKNAP COL

:-

247

0247

VT

:COLBY, JR COL FOR WOMEN

DARTMOUTH COL

25

6,361

30 0

30

25

649

40

178

1.14

-FRANCONIA CDL

28

028

0"

'FRANKL IN P I ERCE COL

85

015

0KEENE STATE COLLEGE

128

0128

0MT ST. MARY COL

43

043

0N H VOC INST MANCHESTER **

20

20

N-(4- VOC IN ST PORTSMOUTH **"-

10

10

NATHANIEL. HAWTHORNE COL

50

050

0NEW ENGLAND AERONAUT INST

*A-

24

024

NEW. ENGLANO COL

,124

40

NEW HANP COL ACC T 6 CONN

83

83

NEW HAMPSHIRE TECH INST**

94

094

NOTRE DAME

CO

L35

035

0

PLYMOUTH,STATE COLLEGE

96

02

0

RIVIER COL

.37

037

St ANSELMoS ,COL

487

0487

0

UN IV OF N H DURHAM

5,634

1104

12

115

1,635

14

1,301

1.38

0

TOTAL

.NEW. HAMPSHIRE

-13,584

1,04

48

490

7.699

19

1.479

2.63

0

"

NEW JERSEY

ALPHONSUS COL**

17

00

17

00

00

...

ATLANT IC COMN COL **

77

00

77

00

00

BERGEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

*IF

77

00

77

00

00

BETH NEORASH GEVOHA AMER

134

00

.134

00

00

BLOOMP IELD COL

284

00

284

00

00

BROOKOALE COMMUNITY COLL **

62

00

62

00

00

BURL INGTON COUNTY COL"

00

71

00

03

CALDWELL- COL FOR WOMEN

36

00

36

00

00

CAMDEN COUNTY COL **

275

00

275

00

00

CENTENARY. COL FOR WOMEN

30

03

00

00

COL OF ST, EL IZABETH

154

00

151

00

30

COUNTY COL OF MORR I S

62

00

62

00

00

CUMBERL AND COUNTY COL **

28

00

28

00

00

DON BOSCO COL

70

07

00

00

CREW UN IV

109

00

34

00

75

0

ENGLEWOOD CL IFFS COLLEGE **

10

00

10

00

00

-.----...-.- -.----

KEENE STATE COLLEGE

128

00

00

128

00

00

MT ST MARY COL

43

00

00

43

00

00

N.H.VOC INST MANCHESTER 4*

20

00

02

00

00

N H VOC INST PORTSMOUTH"

10

00

01

00

. 0

0

NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE COL

50

00

00

50

00

00

NEW ENGLAND AERONAUT INST 4*

24

00

00

24

00

00

NEW ENGLAND COL

124

00

00

40

00

84

0

NEW,HAMP COL ACCT E COMM

83

00

00

83

00

00

NEW.HAMPSHIRE TECH.INST**

94

00

00

94

00

00

NOTRE DAME COL

35

00

00

35

00

00

PLYMOUTH:STATE COLLEGE

96

00

00

76

00

20

0

RIVIER-COL

-

37

00

00

37

00

00

ST ANSELM'S COL

487

00

00

487

00

00

UNIV OF N.H DURHAM

5,634

19042

12

0115

19635

147

1,301

19382

0

TOTAU:NEW-HAMPSHIRE-

139584

19042

48

0490

7,699

193

1,479

29633

0

NEW:JERSEY

ALPHONSUS. COL *41-

17

017

00

00

ATLANTIC-COMM COL"

77

077

00

00

BERGEN.COMMUNITY COLLEGE **

77

077

00

09

BETH.MEORASH GEVOHA AMER

134

0134

00

00

BLOOMFIELD COL

284

0284

00

00

BROOKOALE COMMUNITY COLL A*

62

062

00

00

OURLINGTONLCOUNTY COL"

71

071

00

00

CALDWELLCOL.FOR WOMEN

36

036

00

0

CAMDEN-COUNTY COL**

275

0275

00

0

CENTENARY COL FOR WOMEN

30

30

00

COLIW ST-ELIZABETH

154

00

151

03

0

COUNTY COL OF MORRIS**

62

062

00

0

...:-CUMBERLAND COUNTY COLIN/

28

028

00

0

DON BOSCO COL

70

70

00

OREN UNIV

109

00

34

075

0

:,:ENGLEWOOM.CLIFFS COLLEGE 49.

10

00

10

00

0

ESSEX,COUNTY COLLEGE 4*

2,162

02,162

00

0

FAIKLEIGH.OICKINSON UNIV

624

00

584

0.

40

0

JELICIAN'COL

21

021

00

0

GEORGIAN COURT COL

43

00

39

04

0

GLASSBOROSTATE COL

428

0396

032

0

'GLOUCESTER COUNTY.COL**

82

082

00

00

..1ERSEY.CITYSTATE COL

508

0508

00

00

: :LUTHER COL 'BIBLE LIB ARTS **

12

012

00

00

MERCER.COUNTY COMM COL **

112

0103

00

90

MIDDLESEK.COUNTY COL 4*

'109

0109

00

00

MONMOUTH COL

231

018

146

00

67

0

MONTCLAIR, STATE COL

19129

00

1,037

00

92

0

MT .ST--MARY COL

59

00

59

00

00

N.J COL .OF MEOGOENTISTRY

39984

00

39956

00

28

0NEWARK COL OF ENGINEERING

449

052

70

19

70

90

148

NEWARK STATE COL

'489

00

489

00

00

...NORTHEASTERN COL BIBLE IN

17

00

17

00

00

OCEAN COLNTY.COL 4*

62

00

62

00

00

PATERSOWSTATECOL

174

0-

00

170

00

40

:PRINCETON THEOL SEM

31

00

031

0.

00

0

PRINCETON.ONIV

179728

21676

19

39063

4,119

039933

39896

22

RIDER COL',

75

00

00

'

51

00

24

0

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY

149713

29066

124

0401

99316

241

129

29019

417

SETON-HALL UNIV

572

00

012

468

20

90

0

SOMERSET COUNTY:COL **

37

00

00

29

00

80

ST.PETERS COL-

775

00

00

757

00

18

0

STEVENS INST OF TECH

39146

0230

68

1,235

279

045

1,289

0

TOMBROCK COL"

33

00

00

33

00

00

TRENTON.STATE.COL

319

00

00

281

00

38

0

UNION.COL,4*

39

00

00

39

00

00

UPSALA.COL"

84

00

00

76

00

80

.WESTMINSTER-CHOIR 'COL

20

00

00

20

00

00

TOTAL NEW-JERSEY

.

499673

29066

39030

87

'49781

26,849

262

4,177

79834

587

'TABLE C43 CONT'D





'

NEW MEXICO

TOTAL


AGR

AEC

COM

000

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

COL OF ARTESIA

47

00

00

47

00

oo

COL OF SANTA FE

298

00

00

298

00

00

EASTERN, NEW MEXICO UNIV

1.217

00

00

992

27

014

184

NEW REX INST MINING 1/ TEC

1,166

00

0533

71

018

544

0

NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIV

643

09

00

576

00

Se

0

,NEW MEXICO JR COL **

60

00

06

00

00

-NEM MEXICO STATE UNIV

91503

14653

030

21516

21105

418

29267

476

38

iam

bUNIV.OF ALBUQUERQUE

UNIV OF NEW MEXICO

547

8.822

00

066

036

20

.1.856

500

4,636

0 40

574

11

810

0856

WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIV'

126

oo

oo

117

00

90

. TOTAL NEWMEXICO''

229375

1.653

75

SO

4.941

9.348

449

2,859

1.922

1.078

..

NEW YORK'.

ACAOEMY OF AERONAUTICS 6*

44

0o

oo

ADELPHI UNIV

1,634

1. 364

00

270

0

ALBANY COL OF.PHARMACY

200

200

00

00

ALBANY LAN SCHOOL

33

00

0 -

0

*ALBANY MEOICAL COL

6.746

115,386

0236

14

1.099

ALFRED UNIV

168

151

00

17

o

BANK, STREET COL OF ED

26

03

00

023

BARD COL.

36

36

00

00

BARNARD COL r

283

124

77

012

70

BENNETT CO/ **

99

00

00

BRIARCLIFF COL

10

e10

00

00

BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL

44

00

00

CANISIUS COL

194

00

60

CATH.COL'IMMAC CONCEPTION

20

20

00

00

CAZENOVIA COL**

15

15

00

00

CEN YESH TOM TRIMIM LU8U2

82

082

00

00

CLARKSON COL OF TECH

1.288

136

6414

110

2563

0

COL-OF INSURANCE

11

oo

0.0

1:0L OF MT-ST VINCENT

72

72

00

00

COL OF NEW.ROCHELLE

39

39

00

00

COL OF PHARMACEUTICAL rrA

236

3225

00

80

COL OF,ST ROSE

58

25

00

33

0

COLGATE.ROCHESTER OIV SCH

:11

11

00

0o

COLGATE UNIV

213-

077

n0

136

0

COLUMBIA UN1Vt

49,574

25,030

46

7.274

27,765

120

1,919

6.879

521

COLUMBIA UNIV CEN SYS*

423

00

00

423

CONCORDIA COLLEGE**

21

21

00

0

COOPER UNION

127

73

054

0

CORNELL UNIV

37.972

5995

1.767

3.201

17.271

177

1.27

7.417

914

CUNY BARUCH COL

90

90

00

CUNT BORO OF MAN-COMM COL**

108

0108

00

0

CONY BRONX COMM COL **

171

54

104

013

0

CUNY BROOKLYN COL

661

29

0264

0368

0

CONY'CENTRAL SYSTEM*

CUNY CITY COL **

CUNY HUNTER COL

riltuv

enum

taw r roTm

12.963

1.173

1,355

5 S I

17

58

118

53

12.096

286

1.039

0278

0 0 0 0

17

399

539

246 o

405 o o 0

1

C17

NEW YORK

ACADEMY OF AERONAUTICS **

ADELPHI UNIV

ALBANY COL OF, PHARMACY

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL

..ALBANY'MEOICAL COL

ALFRED UNIV

BANK STREET COL OF ED

BARD COL-

.BARNARD COL

BENNETT. COL **

BRIARCLIFF. COL

BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL

CANISIUS-COL

tATH COL. IMMAC CONCEPTION

CAZENOVIA COL**

CEN YESH TOM TIMIMIMLUSU2

CLARKSON COL OF TECH

COL OF INSURANCE

COL OF NT ST:VINCENT

COL:OF NEW ROCHELLE

COL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCI

COL OF STWOSE.

'

COLGATE ROCHESTER DIV SCH

COLGATEUNIV

,

COLUMBIA UN/Vt

COLUMBIA .UNIV-CEN SYS*

CONCORDIA COLLEGE**

COOPER UNION

CORNELL'UNIV'

CUNT BARUCH COL

CUNY.50A0 OF MAN.COMM COL**

CUNYBRONN COMM-COL **

CUNT BROOKLYN.COL.

CUNY:CENTRAL SYSTEM*

CUW.CITY COL m*

CUNTWUNTER COL

CUNT JOHN JAY.0 CRIN JUST

CUNY KINGS5DRO CONN COL **

CUNT LEHMAN COL

CUNY MT:SINAI SCH OF MED

CUNY:N Y CITY-CNTY COL**

CUNT QUEENS COL

CUNY-QUEENSBORO COMM COL**

CUNY RICHMOND COL

CUNY STATEN /SL COMM COL**

CUNY YORK.COL

DoVOUVILLE COL

DOMINICAN-COL OF BLAUVELT

DOWLING COLLEGE

DUDLEY OBSERVATORY

EISENHOWER COL

ELIZABETH. SETON COL**

ELMIRA COL

-

FINCH COL

FOROHAM UNIV

FRIENDS. WORLD COLLEGE

GOOD COUNSEL COL

HAMILTON COL,

HARRIMAN COLLEGE **

HARTWICK'COL

HILBERT-COLLEGE 41*

HOBART AND WW SMITH COL

HOFSTRA UNIV

HOUGHTON COL

IONA COL

ITHACA COL.'

41.634

200 3

6.746

168

26

36

283 910 4

_200

20

15

.82

1.288 1

7239

236

58

:11

213

49.574

423

21

127

37,972 9

108

171

661

12,963

1.173

19355

2%0

293

117

10.441

91

38165 15

101 53

29811

19536

.67825

1243 3

1.86122

21

112 6

11424 38

766

51

113

209

2

5.95

11 e

136

59030 0

1.767

29 5

51

1 3 4 23

46

0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- '0 0 O 0 0

63 0 0 0 0

7,274 0

3.201 54

56

11853

65

30 0 0 0 0 0

4

19364

200 3

5,386

151 3

36

124

09 10 4

194

20

01582

414 1

07239

225

25

011

077

27.765 0 21

073

17.271 9

108

104

264.

12.096

286

1,039

275

29365

111,202

91

182 63

15

101 4

298 3

1.529

25

12

43

03

1.419222135 6

114

24 36

58851

107

198

7

11 12

17 4

0 0 0 0236 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

1,919 0 0 0

1.270 0 0 0 O 0

179 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0: 0 0 0 4

670 0 0 0 0

91 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0270 0 014

17 0 0

12 0 0 0 6 0 0

563 0.

33 0

136

6.879 0 0

54

7.417 0 013

368

399

539

246 0 052

139 0

157 2 0 0

49 0 a 3 0 0 0 0 0

296 0 072 0 0 0 2

133 0 6

It

1.09 2 7 52 42

91

40

CA

.b4

k

TABLE C-23 CONT°0

(M)


NEM YORK



STATE, INSTITUTION, AND AGENCY, FISCAL'YEAR 1970


TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

DOD

JEWISH THEOL SEM OF ft4ER

17

JUILLIARD SCHOOL

49

KEUKA COL

896

KINGS COL

49

KIRKLAND COLLEGE

21

LEMOYNE COL

273

LEHI COL OF PODIATRY

287

LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY

1,120

MANHATTAN COL

593

MANHATTAN SCH OF MUSIC

48

MANHATTANVILLE COL

89

HAMMES-COL OF MUSIC

16

MARIA,COL OF ALBANY 4*

9MARIA REGINA COL **

10

MARIST.COL.

243

MARYMOUNT COL

64

MARYMOUNT MANHATTAN COL

262

MATER 0E1 COL MI

12

MEDAILLE COL

3

MERCYCOL-

'32

MES-TOR VDOAATH RABIN SEM

74

-MESIVTA E.PKWY RABBIN SEM

i13

MESIVTHA-TIFERETH JERU AM

58

MILLS.COL OF'EDOCATION

13

MIRRER YESHIVA CENT INST

43

MOLLOY COLLEGE

MT,ST WARY COL.

97

N COUNTRY COMMUNITY COL*4*

67

.N Y INST OF TECHNOLOGY

654

NAZARETWCOL OF ROCHESTER

57

NEW SCHOOL FOR.SOCIAL RES

221

NEM YORK LAM SCHOOL

13

NEW YORK MEOICAL COL

.7,8110

NEM. YORK THEOLOGICAL SEM

10

NEWYORK WM

37,779

NIAGARA UNIV

1.352

NOTRUOAME COL STATEN IS

27

'NYACK MISSIONARY COL

16

PACE COL

.

109

PACKEWCOLEGIATE INST**

3

PARSONS SCHOOL OF OESIGN

26

PAULSMITHS COL ARTS SCI**

5

POLYTECHNIC INST OF BKLYN

3.991

PRATT INST

250

RAB COL.:BOWYER YESHIVA

37

RAD SEM NETZACHIVSR RAM

37

RABB COL OF.KAMENITZ YESH

43

RABBI JOSEPH RABBINCL COL

54

RABBINICAL SEM OF AMERICA

t3

RABBINICL ACAO M R BERLIN

49

0 2

0

:2.13

0 0

37

3

0 13 0 0 0 0 0 044 0

2.434 0 0 0 0 0 0

1.746 0 0 0 0 0 0

HEW

17

49

896

49

21

261

287

831

432

48 78

16 9 10

24164

262 12 3

32

74 1356

13

43 1297

67

63055

168 13

7.73210

29,647

1.35225 16

143 326 5

988

250 373743

54

2349

INT O

0O

00

0O

0O

0O

0O

046

0 0 0 0 0 0

NASA

'

NSF

OTHER

0 064 0 0 0

o

701

124 0 0 0 0 0

012

66

148 011 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

24 2

53 0

104 0

2,182 0

66 0

948

0 0

168 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

552

148 0 0 0 0

-- NA1t1

IU1 ww

MEDAILLE COL

MERCY COL

.

MES.TOR VOOAATH RABIN SEM

mESIVTA E PKwY RABBIN SEN

MESIVTHA:TIFERETH JERU Am

MILLS COL OF EDUCATION

MIRRER YESHIVA CENT INST

NoLLOY COLLEGE

KT:ST:MARY'COL

N COUNTRY COMMUNITY COL*6*

N Y INST.OF TECHNOLOGY

NAZARETH COL OF ROCHESTER

wEw SCHOOL-FOR-SOCIAL RES

NEN YORK LAN SCHOOL

NEN VORK'NEOICAL COL

NEW-YORK,THEOLOGICAL SEM

NEW YORK *UNIV.

NIAGARA UNIV

NOTRE DAME COL STATEN IS

NYACK MISSIONARY COL

PACE COL--

-

PACKER COLEGIATE

PARSONS-SCHOOL-OF DESIGN

PAUL SMITHS'COL ARTS SCIpp

POLYTECHNIC INST OF BKLYN

PRATT INST*

RAB Cot,BOBOVER YESHIVA

RABSEM NETZACHIVSR RAM

RABB COL:OF KAMENITZ YESH

RABBI-JOSEPH RABBINCL CoL

RABBINItAL'SEM OF AMERICA

RABBINILIACAO M R BERLIN

RABBINICK COL CHSAN SOFER

RENSSELAMPOLYTECH INST

ROBERTS'WESLEYAN COL

ROCHESTER:INSTOF TECH

AOCKEFELLER:UNIV

*

ROSARY HILL.COL

..RUSSELL SAGE COL

SARAWLAWRENCE COL

-SIENA-COLLEGE

SKIDMORE COL.

-..S7:80NAVENTuRE UNIV

ST.FRANCIS.COL

ST 'JOHN FISHER COL

ST.JOHNS UNIV

ST.AOSEPHS COL FOR WOMEN

,ST'LANRENCE UNIV

ST,THomAs AQUINAS COL

-

ST VLADIMIRS THEOL SEN

SUNY*AAT COL ALFRED **

SUM, AU COL CANTON **

.SUNY:AiT.COLCOBLESKILL41,

SUNY.AKT COL DELHI**

SUNY AiT.COL FARMINGOALE 0*

SUNY'AiT:COL MORRISVILLE 9*

SUNY ADIRONDACK CMTY COL 4641

SONY AUBURN CNTY COL"

MY* BROOME TECH CMTY COL**

SUNy.CENTRAL SySTER*

SUNY CLINTON CMTY.COL**

WAY tATY C FINGER LAKES. Re

SUNY COL*AT OLD WESTBURY

3

32 74

13SO

13

43 1297

67

654

57

221

13

.7.880

10.

37.779

1.35227 16

209 3

26 5

3.991

250

373743

54

2349

46

6.520

117

523

5.544

118

176

199

123

271 66

37773

691 3

35814

254

132

116

151

254

46

33 19

102

232

40 17

42

22.137

37

1.142

202O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

37

0 0 0*0

0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0

35

0 0 0 O 0 0 0 4 0 0 00

0 0 0

3

0 0 0 0 0 044

2.434

0 0 0 0 0 01.74

0 0 0 0

1.27

0 02

05

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01

3

3274

13

58

1343

1297

67

630SS

168

13

7.73210

29,647

1.35225

16

143 3

26 5

988

250 37

3743

54

2349

46

905

117

295

4.917

118

171

188

123

149

48

.377

39

972 3

120 14

222

130

106

151

254

46

33 14

102

7840 17

42

6

1.01

14

o o 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0 o o o 0 0701 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

124 0 0 0 0

'

0 0 0 0818 0 0. 0 o 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0

32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0

o 0 0 0 0 o 0 o o 024 2

53 0

104 0

2.182 0 2 066 0 0 0

948 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1.299 0

63

370 o 5

11 0

122 14 0

34

101 0

238 0 0 0 2

10 0 0 0 0 0 0

15 0 0 0

o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0552 0 0 0 o 0 0 0

148 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0

26 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

103 0 0 0

TABLE C-13 CONT'D


ro ALL UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES BY

STATE, INSTITUTION. AND AGENCY, FISCAL YEAR 1970

ITHOUSANDS OF OOLLARSI


NEW YORK

SUNY COL BROCKPORT-

_SUM,. COL BUFFALO

SONY COL CORTLAND

SUNY COL FORESTRY SYR U.

SUNY COL FREOONIA

SONY COL GENESEO

SONY COL NEW PALTZ

.SUNY COL ONEONTA

SONY COL OSWEGO

SUNY COL PLATTSBURGH

SONY COL POTSDAM

SONY COL PURCHASE

SONY COLUMBIA GREENE C C #*

SONY:CORNING GMTY COL**

SY DOWNSTATE MED CTR

UN

SUNY-OUTCHESS CMTY COL**

.SUNY ERIE-COUNTY CNTY COL**

SUNY FASHION INST TECH **

SUHY'FULTON-MONT Off, COL**

SUNY GENESEE CNTY COL **

SUNY HERKIMER CNTY CNTY C **

SUNY HUDSON VAL CNTY COL **

SONY 'JAMESTOWN CNTY COL**

SONY JEFFERSON CNTY COL**

SONY MARITIME COLLEGE

SONY MOHAWK VAL CNTY Ca.

41*

SUNY MONROE CNTY COL**

SUNY NASSAU CNTY COL**

SUNY NIAGARA CNTY CMTY C**

SONY ONMDAGA CNTY CNTY C**

SUR/ ORANGE CNTY CNTY COL**

SONY ROCKLANO CRT? COL **

SONY SCHENECTAOY CNTY C C let

SONY ST U ALBANY

suay 'ST U BINGHAMTON

SONY ST U BUFFALO

SUM, ST U STONY BROOK

SONY SUFFOLK CNTY CNTY C**

SUNY SULLIVAN CNTY CNTY C **

SUNY TONPCORT CNTY COL**

SUNY ULSTER-CNTY CNTY COL**

SONY UPSTATE NED CTR

SONY WESTCHESTER CNTY COL**

-

SYRACUSE UNIV

TEACHERS COL

TROCAIRE COL**

UNION COL

UNION COL I UNIV CEN SYS*

UNION THEOL SEMINARY

UNIV OF ROCHESTER

VASSAR COL

VILLA MARIA COL BUFFALO**

VOORHEES TECH INST**

NAOHAMS HALL

WAnNFR rnu

TOTAL

278

1.195

281

521.

412

471

179

346

360

574

318 19 778

6.246 44

229

1.54047

4229

208

32

35

102 91

246

14848

1.5398887 83

5.280

1.295

15.216

7.814

256SO

31

67

3.49540

80946

5022228

447

194

51

25.190

113

13 3 1

171

AGR

0 0 093 o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 0 0 o o o o o 0 o o o o 0 o o o 0 0 0 0 o o o o o17 o 0 o o 0 o o 0 0 0 0

.AEC 0 0 0 0 o o o o o o o 0 o o o o 0 0 0 0 o o o o 3 0 o o o o o o o

39 0

204

861 0 o o 0 a o

208 o 0 o o o

50061 o 0 0 0 0

CON

0 0 0 o o o o 0 o o o 0 o 0 o o o 0 0 0 0 0 o o75 o o o o o o 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 0 0

DOD

0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 o o 0 0 0 0131 o 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 o o

1.089 0

36651 0 o 0 0

. 4 9 0

1.228 0 0 o o o

884 0 0 0 0 0

HEW

1.01?

271

208

338

429

176

303

262

570

170

19 7

6.0.4r4

44

229

1. 540

47

4229

20832

35

.17

115

246

14848

1,539BO87

83

20348

579

13.257

1,1116

Se

31

67

30357 "

49700

4973228

175

'

194

51

14,64163

13 3 1

171

INT 0 0 0

21 o 0 o 0 o o o o 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0. o 0 o 0 o o o 0 o o o

74 098 0 0 0 o 0 o 0

144 0 018 o o 0 0 o 0 0 0

NASA 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o o o o. 0 0 4 o o 0 0 0 0 o o 0 o 0 o o o 0 o o o

$2 0

157

414 0 o o 0 0 0

446 0 0 o 0 0

233 0 0 0 0 0 -

NSF 35

11410

19974

42 3

43 98 4

148 o 0 0

109 o o 0 0 0 0 o o 0 7 6 o o o 0 o 0 o

1,71:

1.031

4.393 0 o o 081 0

2.052

890 0

254 0 0

4,255 50 0 0 0 0

,.

OTHER 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o o o 0 o 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 o o o o 0 0 0 o o 0 0

103

,250 0 0 0 0 o 0

151 o o o o o

116 0 0 0 0 0 n

....y

.m.

war

l.SUNY JAMESTOWN CMTY COL**

SUNY JEFFERSON CNTY COL**

SUNY MARITIME COLLEGE

SUNN MOHAWK VAL CMTY COL**

SUNY MONROE CMTY COL**

SUNY NASSAU CMTY COL**

SUNY NIAGARA CNTY CMTY CO:*

32 35

102 91

246

148

48

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 3 0 0 0 0

70 0 0 0 0

35

.1785

246

14848

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 7 6 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0

SUNY ONONDAGA CNTY CMTY COHO

SUNY ORANGE CNTY CMTY COL**

1953988

0 00 0

0 01,539

88

0 00 0

0 U0 0

SUNY ROCKLAND CMTY COL **

SUNY SCHENECTADY CNTY C C

**

SUNY ST U ALBANY

SUN./ ST U BINGHAMTON

87 83

5.280

1,295

0 0 0 0

0 039 0

0 01.089 0

87

83

2.348

579

0 074 0

0 052 0

0 01.678

716

0 0 0 0

SUNV ST U BUFFALO

15.216

0204

366

130257

911

157

1.031

103

SUNY ST U STONY BROOK

SUNY SUFFOLK CNTY CMTY COHO

72014

256

0 0861 0

51 0

10145

256

0 0414 0.

4.393 0

250 0

SUNY SULLIVAN CNTY CMTY C **

SUNY TIMM CORT CMTY COL**

53

31

00

00

0 058

31

0 00 0

0 00 0

SUNY ULSTER CNTY CMTY COL**

67

00

067

00

00

SUNY UPSTATE MED CTR

3.495

08

. 49

39357

00

81

0

SUNY WESTCHESTER CMTY COL**

40

00

040

00

00

SYRACUSE UNIV

8.946

17

208

1.228

4,700

144

446

2.052

151

TEACHERS COL

5,222

00

04, 732

00

490

0

TROCAIRE COL**

28

00

028

00

00

UNION COL

447

00

0175

18

0254

0

UNION COL C UNIV CEN SYS*

194

00

0194

00

00

UNION THEOL SEMINARY

51

00

051

00

00

UNIV OF ROCHESTER

25.190

050061

884

14,641

0233

4,255

116

VASSAR COL

113

00

63

00

SO

0

VILLA MARIA COL BUFFALO**

13

00

13

00

00

VOORHEES TECH INSTO*

30

03

00

00

NADHAMS HALL

10

01

00

00

WAGNER COL

'171

00

171

00

00

WEBB INST OF NAVAL ARCH

41

00

'

30

030

0

BELLS COL

26

00

26

00

00

YESH BETH SHEAR RABB INST

39

00

39

00

00

YESHIVA UNIV

229774

135

757

19,051

75

02.506

250

TOTAL NEW YORK

320.298

6.11

17.199

22

219080

218,517

2.186

7.411

42,244

59322

NORTH CAROLINA I.

,

-.

-...

APPALACHIAN .STATE UNIV

526

00

00

490

00

36

0

ill.al

ASHVLL 15UNCOMBE TECH INST**

80

00

08

00

00

Con.

ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COL

BARBER SCOTIA COL.

163

209

00

00

00

00

163

209

0 00 0

0 00 0

BEAUFORT COUNTY TECW-INST**

80

00

08

00

00

BELMONT ABBEY COL

66

00

00

60

00

60

BENNETT COL

742

00

00

643

00

49

0

BREVARD COL99 -

28

00

00

28

00

00

(..:;.:A.

CALOWELL TECHNICAL INST**

34

00

00

34

00

00

CAMPBELL COL "

273

00

00

266

00

7o

CAPE FEAR TECHNICAL INST**

221

00

00

11

00

210

0

CARTERET TECHNICAL INST**

20

00

00

20

00

00

T"'"--'y

CATAWBA COL'.

-

125

00

00

118

00

70

CATAMICVALLEY TECH INST**

61

00

00

61

00

00

CENTRAL 'CAROLINA TECH INS**

29

00

00

29

00

00

CENTRAL PIEDMONT COMM COL**

134

00

00

134

00

00

CHOWAN COL **

.60

00

00

56

00

40

TABLE

-13

CONT'D '

ST AT E AND 1NST ITUTION

NORTH CAROL INA

COASTAL CAROLINA COMM COL "

COL OF THE ALBEMARLE N*

CRAVEN TECHNICAL INST "

.'

DAVIDSON COL

DAVIDSON COUNTY COMM COL**

DUKE UN IV

DURHAM TECO.' IC AL 1NST"

EAST CAROL INA UN IV

. EL IZABETH CITY

STATE UNIV

ELM' COL, -

-'

FAY ETT EV ILL E STATE UNI V -

-

FAYETT EV ILL E - TECH 1NST

41.

11"1111111

FORSYTH, TECHNICAL INST..*

. Cor

t'.

GARDNER-WEBB COL--

GAS TON COL

4*

00GREENSBORO 'COL

GUILFORD COL

.

.

.

. GUILFORD- TECHNICAL INST **

HAYWOOD %TECHNICAL INST

N.

HIGH POINT COL

ISOTHERMAL CONM COL **

'

'JOHNSON C . SNIT H - UN IV

KINGS COL imt -.

'"

KITTRELL' 'COL lie

'

LEES4ICRAE 'COL *lc

LENOIR .COUNTY COMM COL

48*

L ENO Ilt-RHYNE COL

L IV 1NGSTONE COL

-

t...

.-

.LOUISBURG- COL **

-MARS -HILL " COL

MART IN TECHNICAL INST.**

MEREDITH COL

METHODIST COL

M ITCHELL COL **

MONTREAT-ANOER SON COL

MT . OL IVE JR COL**

N C 'AGM I TECH ST UNI V

N C SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

N C STATE UNIV AT RALE IGH

N C WESLEYAN COL

NO ' CAROL INA CENTRAL ' UNI V

PEACE CUL

Hi

-

'PEMBROKE STATE UNIVERSITY

PFE IFFER COL.

PITT T ECM ICAL INSTITUTE limi

QUEENS' COL

RANDOLPH TECHN 1CAL 1NST ilmt

RICHMOND TECHNICAL INST ii*

TOTAL FEDERAL OBL I GAT IONS

TO ALL 'UNIVERS IT I ES AND COLLEGES BY

STATE

INSTITUTION, AND AGENCY, FISCAL YEAR 1970

TOTAL

AGR

(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

)

AEC

CON

DOD

HEM

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

98

00

98

00

0429

00

429

00

055

0.

055

00

086

00

86

00

024

00

24

00

0279754

21900

15

3.28

200796

19

149

2.329

15

33

.0

033

00

0864

00

660

00

204

603

00

603

00

0192

00

190

00

2323

00

325

00

0200

00

200

00

021

00

21

00

0128

00

128

00

0100

00

100

00

040

00

40.

00

0

139

00

132

00

774

00

74

oo

o7

00

70

00

23

00

23

00

034

00

34

00

0646

00

646

00

07

00

70

00

116

00

116

00

084

00

84

00

068

00

66

00

071

00

71

00

0450

00

450

00

0.

30

00

29

00

1

191

00

191

00

020

00

20

00

058

00

Se

00

042

00

42

00

03

00

30

00

56

00

56

00

0.

171

.0

0171

0.

00

4.074

46

019379

039

266

34

49

00

49

00

015,284

7.785

50

14

946

3.188

225

752

10474

39

123

00

121

00

2

1 .176

'0

01.109

00

67

30

03

00

0232

00

232

0.0

0194

37

0-

00

1

17937

0 00 0

15 0

47

031

00

16

70

07

00

0367

00

367

00

0

CID

GREENSBORO COL.

GUILFORD COL

GUILFORD TECHNICAL 'INST .44

HAYWOOD TECHNICAL INST 4*

HIGH POINT.-COL

23

ISOTHERMAL'COMM COL**

34

JOHNSON C 'SMITH UNIV

646

KINGS: COL44'''

.

7

KITTRELL:COL'44

116

LEESMCRAE'COL44.

84

LENOIR COUNTY COMM COL **

68

LENOIRRHVNE COL

71

LIVINGSTONE COL

450

LOUISBURG COL**

30

MARS HILL COL

191

MARTIN'TECHNICAL ;MST**

-

20

MEREDITH'COIL

58

.METHODIST COL

42

MITCHELL:COL**

.3

MONTREATANDERSON COL 4*

56

MT.OLIVE- JR.COL**

.171

N:C-AGRIC G TECH ST UNIV

29074

N'C SCHOOL'OF THE ARTS

49

NIC STATEUNIV AT. RALEIGH

15,284

N'C MESLEYAN'COL.

123

NO 'CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIV

1,176

PEACE COL 44-

.3

PEMBROKESTATE UNIVERSITY

-

232

PFEIFFER.COL.

194

PITT'TECHNICAL INSTITUTE **

37

QUEENS:COL- -

47

RAMON:II-PH:TECHNICAL 'INST **

7RICHMOND-TECHNICAL INST **

367

ROCKINGHAM-COMM COL **.

76

'ROMAN-TECHNICAL-INSTITUTE**

9SACRED. HEART COL

-

63

SALEM COL -.-,

SANDHILLS.-COMM COL**

.162

SHAM UNIV..

.1,129

-

SOUTHEASTERN. COMM COL**

241

SOUTHERN .PILGRIMCOL**

8-SOUTHMESTERN:TECH INSt **

19

ST.ANDREMS'PRESBY COL

-

248

ST AUGUSTINES'COL.

703

--SURRY COMM'COLA*

"100

:TECH INST'OF'ALAMANCE**

31

. U. OF.NOCAROCINA AT MII.MT

183

OF..N..C AT ASHEVILLE

94

UNIV.OF'N'C AttHAP HILL

33,369

UNIV OF:14 C_AT-CHARLOTTE

/75

UNIVOF N'C AT GREENSBORO

617

UNIV.OFiN C CEN SYS*

38

M:M.'HOLDING TECH INST **

20

MAKE FOREST UNIV

4,419

MARREN[MILSON. COL

264

MAYNE COMMUNITYCOLLEGE**

207

MESTERW.CAROLINA UNIV.

350

WESTERN. PIEDMONT COMM COL-**

54

WILKES- COMM -COL **..

5

.MILSON COUNTY ..TECH INST **

16

MINGATVCOL-44'

''

'MINSTOW.SALEM STATE- UNIV

- 656

-TOT.AL.'NORTH.CAROLINA

96,799

40

139

74 7

4

7,78

7083

50 46 5

2,03

1 10 12

94

1,18

2

5,43

NORTHDAKOTA

,

ASSUMPTION COL'4*

90

00

0

40'

13274 7 2334

646 7

116

8468

71

450 29

19120

5842 356

171

1,37949

3,188

121

10109 3

232

179

37

31 7

36776 963 3

162

825

241 19

207

625

100 31

18172

289889

120

514 0

20

4,193

261

207

19554 516

628

72,892 9

22 5 29

3

75 7

1,01

0

26

1,47 6 1 1 4 7 2

2,15 5

10 1

16 5

7,39

00

-Uf

34

39 30 54 2

1,76

0

TABLE C-I3 CONT'D


TO ALL UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES BY.



`J-

--STATE AND INSTITUTION

NORTH DAKOTA

TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

DDD

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

BISMARCK JR COL **

29

00

00

29

00

00

DICKINSON STATE COL

131

00

00

131

00

00

JAMESTOWN COL

.534

00

00

519

00

15

0

LAKE REGION JR COL RI*

47

00

0,

047

00

0

NARY COL

136

00 .

00 -

136

00

.0 0

0

MAYVILLE STATE COL

108

0.

00

0108

00

00

MINOT ST COL

459

-0

00

0259

00

200

0

NORTH DAKOTA ST SCH SCI**

179

00

00

179

00

00

Foals

NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIV

UNIV OF NORTH DAKOTA

VALLEY CITY.STATE COL

TOTAL NORTH.DAKOTA '

3.927

3'1::

8,941

1,973 0 0 -

1,973

46

471

121 0

00

121

189

271

4/1

1.316

2.40

0 ,

1854

5* 322

8516 0

101

0 0 0 0

242

460 0

917

0 0 0 0

',=

OHIO

.

ANTIOCH COL

937

00

068

667

00

202

0

ART ACADEMY OF CINCINNATI-

40

00

04

00

00

ASHLAND COL

TT

O.

00

0TT

00

00

ATHENAEUM OF OHIO

30

00

00

30

00

00

BALDWIN-WALLACE COL

486

00

00

432

00

54

0

BLUFFTON coL

259

00

0248

00

11

0

BORROMEO SEMINARY OF OHIO

20

00

20

00

00

BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIV

1.153

00.

648

0II

484

10

CAPITAL UNIV

168

00

125

00

43

0

CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV

24.361

099

02,52

17.759

110

803

2.108

66

CEDARVILLE COL

54

0 .

050

00

40

CENTRAL STATE UNIV

CLARK CO,TECINICAL INST a*

1.376

41-

0 00 0

1, 043

21

0 00 0

48 0

285 0

CLEVELAND INST OF ART

-3

00

30

00

0

CLEVELAND INST OF MUSIC

21

00

21

00

00

1CLEVELAND STATE UNIV

842

00

3679

435

94

0

COL MT ST JOSEPH-ON-OHIO

124

00

124

00

00

COL OF STEUBENVILLE

112

00,

112

00

00-

COL OF WOOSTER

116

00

87

00

29

0

COLUMBUS COL ART I DESIGN

58.

00

058

00

00

CUYAICIGA COMM COLm*

350

00

0350

00

00

DEFIANCE COL

168

00

0158

00

10

0

DENISON UNIU

102

00

031.

00

71

0

DYKE COL

4o

oo

08

oo

o0

EDGECLIFF COLLEGE

70

00

00

70

.0

00

0

FINDLAY COL

122

00

00

122

00

00

FRANKLIN UNIV

50

00

05

00

00

HEIDELBERG COL

108

02

00

90

90

70

HIRAM COL

189

01

00

179

00

90

JOHN CARROLL UNIV

346

00 .

066

121

042

117

0

KENT STATE UNIV

KENYON COL

2.343 86

0 040

05

0247 0

1.198

48

0 00 0

71733

141 0

4

LAKE ERIE COL

13

00

0 -

03

00

10

0

LORAIN COUNTY COMM COL a*

104

00

00

104

00

n0

NALONE COL

138

00

0 -

0138

00

00

MARIETTA COL

165

'0

00

0165

00

00

MARY MANSE COL

19

00

00

16

00

30

MED COL OF OHIO AT TOLEDO

1.359

00

00

1.319

00

40

0

MIAMI UNIv

988

00

0186

574

00

228

0

PILAW! -JACORS JR COL OUS-11*

15

00

00

15

00 n

00 n

ASHLAND COL

ATHENAEUM OF OHIO

30

oo

o30

BALDWIN-WALLACE COL

486

oo

o432

BLUFFTON COL

259

oo

o248

B ORROME0 SEMINARY OF OHIO

20

0o

o20

B OWLING GREEN STATE UNIV

1.153

o0

o648

CAPITAL UNIV

168

00

0125

CASE MESTERN RESERVE UNIV

242361

0992

2.523

17.759

11

CEDARVILLE COL

54.

O.

00

50

CENTRAL STATE UNIV

.1.376

00

\0

1.043

CLARK CO TECHNICAL INST 411*

'21

00

021

CLEVELAND INST OF ART

30

00

3

CLEVELAND INST OF MUSIC

21

00

021

.,,

CLEVELAND STATE uNIV

. 842

oo

30

679

-..:

COL MT ST JOSEPH-ON-OHIO

124

oo

o124

COL OF STEUBENVILLE

112

oo

o112

COL OF WOOSTER

116

00

087

COLUMBUS COL ART & DESIGN

58

oo

058

CUYAHOGA CONN COLA*

350

0o

o35

0

DEFIANCE COL

168

oo

o158

DENISON UNIV

102

oo

o31.

DYKE COL

ao

oo

8

EDGECLIFF COLLEGE

TO

00

070

FINDLAY COL

122

00

0122

FRANKLIN MY

50

00

5

HEIDELBERG COL

108

02

090

HIRAM COL

189

01

0179

JOHN CARROLL UNIV

346

0O.

66

121

KENT STATE UNIV

2.343

040

247

1.198

KENYON COL

86

05

048

LAKE ERICCOL

13

oo

o3

LORAIN COUNTY CONN COL *0

104

oo

o104

MALONE COL

138

.o

oo

138

MARIETTA COL

165

oo

o165

MARY MANSE COL

19

oo

o16

MED COL OF OHIO AT TOLEDO

1.359

o0

o1.319

MIAMI UNIV

988

oo

186

574

MIAMIJACOBS JR COL BUS**

15

oo

0.

15

ilSak

MT UNION.COL

118

MT VERNON NAZARENE COL Al.

96

00

00.

-

-

0O

114

96

Cr)

MUSKINGUM AREA TECH INST**

30

00

030

MUSKINGUM COL

79

00

NOTRE DE COL

77

00

0 O69

AM

77

/Qom&

OBERLIN COL

342-

00

0246

OHIO COL OF PODIATRIC MED

347

00

0347

OHIODOMINICAN COL

188.

00

0181

OHIO NORTHERN UNIV

573

0-

O.

0324

OHIO STATE UNIv

46.587

5,998

831

3.337

30.951

46

OHIO TECH'INST

15

oo

oIS

.

OHIO UNIV

2.445

o190

247

1.355

OHIO WESLEYAN UNIV

657

00-

0261

OTTERBEIN CaL

262

oo

0252

PONTIFICAL COL JOSEPHINUM

43

oo

043

RABBINICAL "COL OF TELSHE

79

00

079

RIO GRANDE COL

310

oo

o310

-e....._ _1

SALMON CHASE COL SCH LAW

3o

oo

3

SINCLAIR COL*.

-2.324

oo

02.324

ST JOHN COL OF CLEVELAND

102

O.

.0

0102

TIFFIN. UMW

.3

00

03

UNITED THEOL SEMINARY

32

0 -

00

32

UNIV OF AKRON

667

00

49

291

UNIV OF CINCINNATI

47.221

0-

184

1.599

44.681

5

UNIV OF DAYTON

4.745

015

30330

709

oo

oo

54

oo

11

oo

o0

!

11

484

10

O43

0

803

2.108

66

O4

0

O48

285

O0

0

O0

0

O0

04

35

94

0q

0 O0 O

0 0 -

iO

29

o0

oo

oo

o0

o10

oo

71

0.r

.

oo

o!:

oo

oO

0.0

!!O

00

O7

0t

o9

0i

42

117

0

O717

141

O33

0o

10

0o

oo

oo

oo

oo

o3

oo

40

0o

228

0-

O0

0

O4

0o

oo

o0

0O

10

0

O0

0O

96

0O

00

O7

0

O249

0763

3,237

1,004

oo

oo

615

38

o396

0O

10

oo

0o

oo

oo

oo

oo

oo

oo

O0

oO

0. 0

O0

0O

327

0

202

498

0

O191

0

1!

TABLE C.43

CONT00

.TOTAL FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS



'


2


TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

COD

HEM

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

OHIO UMW OF TOLEDO

849

4o

11

606

2167

URBANA COL

-149

00

149

'

0URSULINE COL

359

00

359

WALSH COL

416

0o

416

0WESTERN COL FOR WOMEN

30

0o

30

oWILBERFORCE UMW

1,614

oo

1.614

.

WILMINGTON COL

175

oo

167

aWITTENBERG UMW

292

05

272

15

WRIGHT STATE UNIV

1,278

0407

:828

43

XAVIER UN1V

67

00

87

10

YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIV

288

00

243

045

TOTAL OHIO

.

149,782

5,99

2.30

012,605

114,558

646

1,87

10,250

1454.

OKLAHOMA

ALTUS JR

cat.*

*18

18

BACONE COL"

223

223

BARTLESVILLE WESLEYAN COL

37

37

BETHANYMAZARENE.COL

161

159

2CAMERON STATE AGR COL

159

157

2CENTRAL STATE COL

SOS

504

4CONNORS STATE COLLEGE **

139

139

EAST CENTRAL STATE COL

,633

401

32

EASTERN OKLA STATE COL**

81

81

EL RENO

341

341

LANGSTON UNIV

641

1615

10

MURRAY STATE COLLEGE 4*

117

117

0NORTHEASTERN OKLA AIM COL **

151

151

0NORTHEASTERN STATE.COL

537

529

0NORTHERN'OKLAHONA- COL 44

83

083

0NORTHWESTERN STATE COL

113

0101

a12

OKLAHOMA BAPTIST UNIV

254

0254

00

OKLAKINA CHRISTIAN COL

234

00

234

OKLAHOMA CITY UNIV

172

151

21

OKLAHOMA COL LIBERAL ARTS

153

153

OKLAHOMA MILITARY ACADEMY*.

204

204

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV

9,077

3,67

4962

2,487

190

729

980

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TABLE o...13 CONT60

N.7



STATE, INSTITUTION, AND AGENCY, FISCAL-YEAR 1970


PENNKYLViNIA

TOTAL

AGR

(THOUSANDS

AEC

OF DOLLARS(

CON

000

HEM

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

MANOR JR COL 4,

10

00

00

10

00

00

MANSFIELO STATE COL

00

00

191

00

00

MARV IMMACULATE'SEM C COL

.191 4

00

00-

40

00

0

MARYW000 COL

294

00

00

294

00

00

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PA

2.439

00

00

2.285

00

154

0

MERCYFOURST COL

48

00

00

46

00

20

MESSIAH COL

502

00

00

502

'0

00

0

MILLERSVILLE STATE COL

244

00

00

155

00

89

0

MONTGOMERY CNTY COMM COLA*

62

00

00

62

00

00

MOORE COL OF ART

30

00

03

00

00

MORAVIAN COL

53

0O.

00

48

00'

50

NT ALOYSIUS JR COL 4141.

43

00

00

43

00 -

00

IIWIL

EN

BE

RG

CO

L,

73

00

00-

48

00

25

0

NEW CASTLE BUSINESS COL

38

00

00

38

00

00

kdiragall

NORTHAMPTON CNTY COMM COL**

NORTHEASTN CHRISTN JR COL**

21

41

0 00 0

0 o'0 0

21

41

0 00 0

0 00 0

;014

OUR LADY OF ANGELS COL

PA COL OF PODIATRIC NED

14

531

0 00 0

0 00 0

14

531

0 00 0

0 00 0

4:n

PEIRCE JR COL**

25

00

00

25

0-

00

0

PENNSYLVANIA COL OPTOMET

329

00 ,

00

329

0 -

00

0

PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV

229075

6.369

517

15

992

8.310

845

1.429

3.188

410

PHILA COL OF PHARM i SCI

497

00

00

446

00

51

0

PHILA COL OF TEXT C SCI

104

60

00

040

'0

04

0

PHILA COL OSTEOPATHIC MED

916

00

00

916

00

00

PHILADELPHIA COL.OF ART

,,52

00

00

52

00

00

PHILAOELPHIA COL OF BIBLE

154

oo

oo

154

0o

oo

PHILADELPHIA MUSICAL ACAD

46

oo

oo

46

00

00

PHILCO TECFNICAL INV,'

40

00

04

00

00

PMC COLLEGES

,237

00

0-

0136

00

101

0

",.

POINT PARK COL

182

00

00

182

00

00

,ROBERT MORRIS COLLEGE

55

00

00

55

00

00

ROSEMONT COL

-0

00

020

00 -

00

SETON HILL COL

.20

222

00

00

222

00

00

SHIPPENSBURG STATE COL

239

00

00

179

0.

0 -

60

0 -

SLIPPERY ROCK STATE COL

379

0 -

00

0364

00

15-

0 -

SPRING GARDEN COLLEGE

25

00

00

25

00

00

ST CHARLES BORROME0 SEM

20

00

0'

020

00

00 -

'ST FIDELIS COL & SEMINARY

10

00

0 -

010

00

00 -

ST FRANCIS COL

201

00 -

00

199

0G

20

ST JOSEPHS COL

114

00,

00

104

00

10

0 -

ST VINCENT-COL

106

0-

00

0 -

106

00

00

SUSQUEHANNA UNIV

109

00

00

83

00

26

0

SUIVITHMORF COL

401

00

00

211

00

190

0___

MUn3

NORTHAMPTON ONTY CONN COL**

21

00

00

21

00

0NORTHEASTN CHRISTN JR COL**

41

00

0.

041

00

0OUR LADY OF ANGELS COt

14

00

00

14

00

0PA COL OF PODIATRIO NED

PEIRCE JR COL**

53125

0 00 0

0 00 0

53125

0 00 0

0 0PENNSYLVANIA COL OPTONET

329

00 -

00

329

00

0PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV

22,075

6,369

517

15

992

8.310

845

19429

3.188

41

PHILA COL OF PHARN i SCI

497

00

00

446

00

51

PHILA COL OF TEXT C SCI

104

60

00

040

'0

04

PHILA COL OSTEOPATHIC NED

916

00

00

916

00

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,$2

00

00

52

00

0PHILADELPHIA COL OF BIBLE

154

00

00

154

00

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46

00

00

46

00

0PHILCO TECHNICAL INST

rut COLLEGES

4237

0 o0 0

0 0.0 o

4136

o oo o

-

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POINT PARK COL

182

oo

o0

182

00

0ROBERT MORRIS COLLEGE

55

00

00

55

00

0ROSEMONT COL

.20

0 -

00

020

00 -

0SETON HILL COL

222

00

00

222

00

0SHIPPENSBURG STATE COL.

239

00

00

179

00

60

SLIPPERY ROCK STATE COL:

.379

00

00

364

0.

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SPRING GARDEN COLLEGE

-25

00

00

25

00

0ST CHARLES BORRONE0 SEM

20

00

00

20

00

0ST FIDELIS COL i SEMINARY

10

00

00

10

00

0ST FRANCIS COL

201

00

00

199

00

2ST-JOSEPHS COL

114

00

00

10*

00

10

ST VINCENT COL

106

0 -

00

o-

106

00

0SUSQUEHANNA UNIV

109

00

00

83

00

26

SWARTHMORE COL

401

00 -

00

211

00

190.

TEMPLE UNIV

16.022

0106

0132

14.722

0221

674

16

THIEL COL

198

00

00

176

00

22

THOS JEFFERSON UNIV HOSP

7.185

059

0229

6.862

00

35

UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA

37.074

21,723

02.639

26,677

52

259

4.891

83

UNIV OF PITTSBURGH

25.620

5469

o1.150

19.836

212

664

2,555

72

UNIV OF SCRANTON

451

00

00

401

00

50

URSINUS COL

37

00

00

37

00

0VALLEY FORGE NILIT JR COL **

30

00

.0

30

00

VILLA MARIA COL

100

00

00 -

100

00.-

0VILLANOVA UNIV.

554

00

00

472

00

82

WASHINGTON & JEFFERSN COL

30

00 -

00

20

00

10

WAYNESBURG COL

64

00

00

74

00

10

WEST CHESTER STATE COL

426

00

00

292

00 -

134

WESTMINSTER COL

67

00

oo

55

00

12

WILKES COL

653

o0

00

569

00

84

WILLIAMSPORT AREA CON COL *,

WILSON COL

550

91

0 00 0

0 0-

0 0550

48

0 00 0

043

YORK COL.OF PENNSYLVANIA

61

00

00

61

00

0TOTAL PENNSYLVANIA

155.176

6.436

4.636

15

9.642

108,420

1.346

3.255

19.121

2,30

BARRINGTON COL

72

00

00

72

00

0BROWN UNIV

.

-

8.113

0633

01.214

3.973

33

269

1.991

BRYANT-COL -

-,

219

0-

00

0219

00

0JOHNSONGWALES JR COL BUS

86

00

0 -

-

086

0 -

0 -

0MT-ST JOSEPH COL

..

30

00

03

00

0PROVIDENCE-COL

732

00 -

0 -

0422

00

292

1RHODE-ISLAND COL

.

441

00

00

413

00

28

RHODE ISLAND JR COL 4*

203

00

00-

203

00

0-RHODE ISLAND SCH DESIGN'

76

00

00

76

0O.

0ROGER WILLIAMS COLLEGE

224

0 -

00

0221

00 -

3SALVE REGINA COL

'

120

0-

00

0120

00

0SEMINARY-OUR LADY OF PROV

13

00

0-

013

00

0UNIV OF RHODE-ISLAND

--5.275

847

61

o1.076

1.056

368

01.867

TOTAL RHODE ISLAND

.15.577

847

-694

o2.290

6.877

401

269

4,181

1

SOUTH CAROLINA

ALLiN UNIV

619

00

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619

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130

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(THCUSANDS OF DOLLARS)

STATE MO INSTITUTION

TEXAS

HAROIN-SIMMONS MI*

HENDERSON COUNTY JR COL**

HILL JR COL**

rorit

273

27

41

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249

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62

oHOWARD PAYNE COL

60

oHUSTON-TILLOTSON COL

632

oINCARNATE HORD COL

298

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74

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442

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64

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166

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203

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35

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59

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MCLENNAN CONN COL **

MCNuRRY COL.

6,322

61

106

269

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MIDWESTERN UNIV

48

0MOUNTAIN VIEW COLLEGE**

554

0NAVARRO JR OM.**

24

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1.094

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98

0OUR LADY OF THE LAKE COL

743

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415

0

PANOLA COL**

48

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153

0PAUL QU INN COL

476

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1.864

22

RANGER JR COL**

197

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6.982

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351

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243

0SAN ANTONIO COL**

259

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24

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104

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SS

0SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIV

2,452

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76

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548

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21.733

0SOUTHWESTERN UNION COL

61

0SOUTHWESTERN UNIV

90

SOUTHWESTN ASSENB GOD COL

60

SOUTHWESTW CHRISTIAN COL**

112

ST EDWAROS UNIV

94

ST MARYS UNIV SAN ANTONIO

687

STEPHEN F AUSTIN ST UNIV

596

18

SUL ROSS STATE UNIV

194

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162

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267

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175

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NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIV

ODESSA COL**

OUR LADY OF THE LAKE COL

PAN AMER COL

PANOLA COL**

PARIS JR COL**

PAUL GUINN COL

PRAIRIE VIEW A a M COL

RANGER JR COL**

RICE UNIV

RICHLAND COLLEGE **

SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIV

SAN ANTONIO COL**

SAN JACINTO COL**

SOUTH PLAINS COL**

SOUTH TEXAS JR COL** '

SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIV

SOUTHWEST TEXAS JR COt.**

SOUTHWEST TEXAS UNIV

SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCH

SOUTHWESTERN UNION COL

SOUTHWESTERN UNIV

SOUTHWESTN ASSEMB GOO COL

SOUTHWESTN CHRISTIAN COL**

ST EDWARDS UNIV

ST MARYS UNIV SAN ANTONIO


SUL-ROSS STATE UNIV

TARLETON STATE COL

TARRANT COUNTY JR COL**

TEMPLE JR COL**

TEXARKANA COL**

TEXAS A 6 M UNIV

TEXAS AIM UNIV CEN SYS*

TEXAS ARTS i INDUST UNIV

TEXAS CHRISTIAN MTV

TEXAS COL

TEXAS LUTHERAN COL

TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIV

TEXAS SOUTHMOST COL**

TEXAS STATE TECH INST**

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY

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TEXAS WONANS UNIV

TRINITY UNIV

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UNIV OF DALLAS

UNIV OF HOUSTON

UNIV OF ST THOMAS

UNIV OF.TEXAS ARLINGTON

UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

UNIV OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

UNIV OF TEXAS AT EL PASO

108

269

4 6

554

24

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98

745

415 48

153

476

1,864

197

6,982

351

243

259

24

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2,452

76

548

21.75361 9 6

11294

687

598

194

162

267

17520

16,285

1,094

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1,441

549

118

1,269

341

262

1,73669

1.221

550

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5,403

329

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4.669

2,334

389

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ITHOUSANOS OF DOLLARS/


TEXAS

TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

000

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

UNIV OF TEXAS CEN SYS*

1.576

99

01.404

37

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WAYLANO BAPTIST COL

2,101

127

0 00 0

12

1,557

127

0 044 0

378 0

WEATHERFORD COL **

105

00

105

00

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WEST TEXAS STATE UNIV

399

00

382

017

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WHARTON COUNTY JR COL **

166

00

166

00

0

WILEY COL

166

00

166

00

0

TOTAL TEXAS

140,989

9,36

3,344

225

10,24

93,707

49

9,412

12,111

2,091

UTAH BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV

1.393

159

32

111

646

72

39

433

0

COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH**

48

00

00

48

00

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DIXIE COL **

98

00

00

98

00

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380

00

00

380

00

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SOUTHERN UTAH STATE COLL

329

00

00

283

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46

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34

24.973

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34

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6,958

1,389

83

01,171

1,574

783

88

1,382

503

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77

40

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WEBER STATE COL

679

00

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656

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23

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WESTMINSTER COL

43

00

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43

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TOTAL UTAH

35,052

1,390

1,280

36

4,180

20,713

1,719

287

3,997

1,450

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46

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38

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80

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43

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43

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214

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214

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60

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06

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53

00

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53

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80

00

08

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JOHNSON STATE COL

119

00

00

119

00

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LYNDON sTATE COL

50

00

00

50

00

00

MARLBORO COL

62

00

00

62

00

00

M1OOLEBURY COL

144

00

00

89

00

55

0

NORWICH UNIV

23

00

00

23

00

00

ST MICHAELS COL

109

00

00

00

00

TRINITY COL

129

00

C0

00

00

M TV OF VERMONT

7,063

1,112

66

0324

4n

88

25

592

135

VERMONT COL

31

00

00

31

00

00

VERMONT TECHNICAL COL **

76

00

00

76

00

00

WINOHAM COL

TOTAL VERMONT

137

00

00

108

00

29

0

8,313

1,112

66

0324

5,879

88

25

684

135

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV

1.393

159

32

111

646

72

39

433

0COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH**

48

0o

o0

48

00

00

DIXIE COL **

98

00

oo

98

0o

oo

SNOW COLLEGE**

380

oo

oo

380

oo

oo

SOUTHERN UTAH STATE COLL

329

oo

oo

283

oo

46

oSTEVENS HENAGER COL **

34

oo

oo

34

0o

oo

UNIV OF UTAH

24.973

01,138

42.898

16.849

864

160

2,113

947

UTAH STATE UNIV

6,958

83

o783

88

503

UTAH TECHNICAL COL.-PROVO**

77

1.389 o

oo

1.171 o

1.55977

oo

1,382 o

oUTAH TECHNICAL COL-SLT LK im.

40

oo

oo

40

oo

oo

WEBER STATE COL

679

oo

oo

656

oo

23

oWESTMINSTER COL

43

oo

oo

43

0o

oo

TOTAL UTAH

35,052

1,390

1,280

36

4,180

20,713

1,719

287

3,997

1,450

VERMONT

BENNINGTON COL

46

CASTLETON STATE COL

43

CHAMPL AIN COL "

214

COL OF ST JOSEPH THE PROW

6GODDARD COL

53

GREEN MOUNTAIN COL

JOHNSON STATE COL

119

LYNDON STATE COL

50

MARLBORO COL

62

MIDDLEBURY COL

144'

NORWICH UNIV

23

ST MICHAELS COL

109

TRINITY COL

129

UNIW OF VERMONT

7.063

VERMONT COL

31

VERMONT TECHNICAL COL **

76

WINOHAM COL

137

TOTAL VERMONT

69313

VIRGINIA

AVERETT COL

42

BLUE RIDGE COMWUNITW COLM*

59

BRIDGEWATER COL

86

CENTRAL VIRGINIA COMM COL**

37

COL OF WILLIAM ANO MARV

1,255

COLLEGE OF THE POTOMAC

15

DABNEY LANCASTER COMM COL**

31

DANVILLE COMM COL **

23

EASTERN MENNONITE COL

309

EMORY C HENAY COL

111

FERRO JR COL**

159

FRONT ROYAL ifIN COMM COLL **

14

GERMANNA COMM COLLEGE **

13

HAMPDEN .SYCNEY COL

55

HAMPTON INST

609

HOLLINS COL

288

JOHN TYLER COMM COL."

37

LONGW000 COL

68

LYNCHBURG COL

170

MADISON COL

159

MARY BALDWIN COL

16

MARYMOUNT COL**

12

NORFOLK STATE COL

1.087

NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMM COM*

982

OLD DOMINION UNIV

1.249

PAUL 0 CAMP COMMUNITY COLA*

400

PRES SCH OF CHRISTIAN ED

RADFORD COL

RANDOLVN.NACON COL

RANDOLPNNACON WONANS COL

0 0

1.112 0

60

362

029

0110

0

O0

038

O0

043

O0

0214

O0

06

O0

053

O0

08

oo

o119

O0

050

O0

062

O0

089

O0

023

O0

0109

OC

0129

66

0324

4.721

00

031

O0

076

O0

0108

66

0324

59879

o42

o59

o86

o37

o191

o15

o31

o23

o298

O0

111

O0

0159

O0

o14

O0

013

O0

039

O0

0538

G0

0128

Oo

o37

oo

o68

oo

o170

oo

o96

oo

o16

oo

o12

oo

o1,075

oo

o982

5o

18

174

Oo

o400

O0

06

O0

0361

O0

027

O0

036

8 88

5

25

59

135

O0

0O

00

O29

025

684

135

o0

oo

oo

oo

194

87

oo

oo

oO

oo

011

oo

oo

oo

oo

0o

oo

oo

oo

oo

o16

0O

115

156

0o

o160

oo

oo

oo

oo

oo

oo

oo

o63

oo

oo

oo

oo

oo

oo

12

oo

oo

3704

345

oo

oo

0O

oo

oo

01

oO

0.2

oo

o74

0

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TOTAL

AGA

AEC

CON

ODD

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

RAPPAHANNOCK COMMUNTY COL41

400

00

o0

400

00

00

ROANOKE COL

538

028

00

481

00

29

0SHENANDOAH COL

20

00

00

20

00

00

SOUTHSIDE VA CONNUNTY COO*

133

00

00

133

00

00

SOUTHWEST VA COMM COL**

77

00

00

TS

00

20

ST PAULS COL

357

00

00

357

00

00

STRATFORD COL

196

00

00

196

00

00

SULLINS COL**

40

00

04

00

00

SWEET BRIAR COL

243

00

00

39

00

204

0THONAS NELSON CONN COL**

28

00

00

28

00

00

TIDEWATER CONNIIIITY COL..

19

00

00

19

00

00

UMIV OF RICHMOND

103

00

00

70

010

23

0UNIV OF VIRGINIA

13.640

6312

01.162

9.370

96

939

1.475

0VA COMMONWEALTH UNIV

13.543

C54

0177

14.708

0SOS

101

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15

00

00

IS

00

00

VIRGINIA INTERMONT COL

30

00

03

00

00

VIRGINIA MILITARY INST

303

00

20

-20

18

00

247

0VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INST

8.977

69910

185

0199

1.382

528

281

1.492

0VIRGINIA STATE COL

BSA

18

00

0SOO

00

310

28

VSRGINIA UNION UNIV

734

00

00

734

0O.

00

VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COL

27

00

00

27

00

00

VIRGINIA WESTERN CONN COL imi

79

00

00

79

00

00

WASHINGTON t LEE UNIV

97

00

00

49

00

48

0-

WYTHEVILLE COMM COL 4

121

00

00

121

00-

00

TOTAL VIRG/NIA

509510

40934

664

20

19576

34.272

627

29748

5.629

40

WASHINGTON

BELLEVUE COMM COLY

33

00

053

00

00

BIG SENO COMM COLY

295

00

0151

00

0.144

CENTRAL WASH STATE COL

309

00

0286

00

23

0CENTRALIA MY*

33

00

053

00

00

CLARK COL..

33

00

033

00

20

COLUMBIA BASIN CONN COLY

77

00

077.

00

00

EASTERN WASH STATE COL

521

00

0304

00

17

0EONOMDS CONN COL 441

91

00

051

00

00

EVERETT CONN COL 4141

122

00

0122

00

.

00

FORT STEILACOOM CONN COLL 4/41

12

00

00

12

00

00

FORT WRIGHT COL IGLY NAME

136

00

00

108

00

26

0GONEACA UNIY

252

00

00

242

D0

10

0DRAYS MAWR COL INF

57

00

00

51

40

20

GREEN RIVER CONN C0L941

123

00

00

123

00

00

HIGHLINE COMMUNITY COLL441

132

00

00

132

00

00

LOWER COLUNSIA COL941

56

00

00

56

00

00

NORTHWEST COL

44

00

00

44

00

00

OLYMPIC COL .041

TS

00

00

75

00

00

PACIFIC LUTHERAN UMIV

295

00

00

234

00

41

0PENINSULA COLA*

76

00

00

TA

00

0SEATTLE COMM COLA*

979

00

0979

00

00

SEATTLE PACIFIC COL

368

00

0212

00

TA

0SEATTLE UNIV

347

00

0448

00

99

0SHORELINE COMM COLA*

148

00

0148

00

00

SKAGIT VALLEY COLA*

23

00

023

00

00

SPOKANE CONN COL**

101

00

00

101

00

00

ST MARTINS COL

63

00

00

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TAKE 043 CONPO


TO ALL UNIVERSITIES ANO COLLEGES 212

STATE, INSTITUTION, ANO AGENCY, FISCAL TEAR 1970

.ITNOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)


TOTAL

ASt

AEC

COM

COO

NEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

WYONING

CENTRAL WYOMING COLN

24

oo

00

24

00

00

2ASTOUI WYOMING COL..

19

00

o0

19

oo

oo

NOSTNNEST COM COL INI

211

00

00

24

oo

4o

SMER KM COLLEGE 08

49

00

0o

49

00

oo

UNIT OF WYOMING

6411

142G

116

15

21

1.534

551

117

1.036

0

WESTERN WYOMING COMM COL..

17

oo

oo

17

oo

o0

TOTAL Oron100

4081

1.125

116

15

21

1.791

551

117

1.042

0

OUTLYING AREAS

GUAM

UNIVERSITY OF GUAM

4TOTAL GUM

9C

490

00

0 00 0

036

434

4444

0 08

PUERTO RICO

CATMOLIC UNIV CW P A

410

00

00

40*

00

60

COL OP THE SACRED HEART

291

00

00

2111.

00

00

INTER AMER UNIV OF 11 R

952

00

00

899

00

53

0

PUERTO RICO A COL44

121

00

00

121

00

00

UNIV OF F I CEA SYS*

3.195

02.641

00

446

00

101

0

UNIV OF F St MAYAGUEZ

4.1104

4.642

00

067

57

0311

0

UNIV OF F R RIO PIEDRAS

2,163

00

022

201154

00

205

0

UNIV OF 11 I SAN JUAN

4,714

00

00

6,714

00

00

10FAL PUERTO RsCO

19.3150

4,442

20441

022

11078

37

0410

0

VIRGIN ISLANOS

COL OP VIRGIN ISLANDS

350

SA

80

0314

087

AS

0TOTAL VIRGIN ISLANDS

960

Se

00

031141

047

43

0

UNITED STATES suTAL

39226.737

142.054

114.405

40122

265.524 2.1M31.01.0.

27.714

131.231

3117.374

42.423

8 T

A.1

0411

1FEDERAL OBLIGATICOS FOR RESEARCH lUID DEVELOPMENT

TO ALL UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 87


AL

AII

MA

STATE, INSTITUTION, ANO AGENCY, Flf,CAL TEAR 1170


TOTAL

AGN

AE

CC

ON

0011

HE

WIN

TN

ASA

NSF

OD

ER

M.A

AM

AN

D R

ICH

CO

L47

240

00

035

4o

0ALAGANA STATI UNIVERSITY

SS

00

00

00

00

AUBURN UNIV

2.457

WOO

19

0ZAZ

242

114

212

0-

0IIIRMINGMAN-SOUTMEIN COL

50

00

0s

00

00

LIVINGSTON UNIVIERSITT

oo

o0

10

00

0O

AFX

000COL

25

00

00

00

25

0TALLADEGA coL

t9

oo

oo

oo

19

TRov STATE UNIV

So

oo

s0

00

0TUSKEGEE INST

481

228

34

00

173

024

200

-II

OF ALA 14 01RNINGMAN

6,677

00

0104

4023

00

500

U OF ALA IN HUNTSVILLE

742

00

0351

00

411

00-

U Or ALA IN TUSCALOOSA

839

024

0.7.24

143

3301

142

0UNIV OF SOUTH ALA

00

0o

0o

0-

TOTAL ALAOAMA

11.560

1.947

79

0941

7.131

232

998

212

0

/11/841

CO

1-ah

ALASKA

UNALIV OF ALASKA

TOTASKA

AL

3.935

59935

516

516

271

271

0 02,010

2,010

456

436

406

406

302

302

1.024

1.824

48

48

AR

120

NA

ARIZONA STATE UMIV

10031

066

0236

360

042

293

0NAVAJO COMMUNITY COLLEGE

748

00

00

10

00

0736

NORTHERN ARIZ UNIV

103

S8

00

00

00

43

0PRESCOTT COL

15

00

00

15

0O.

00

UNIV OF ARIZONA

6,227

711

360

42,613

1.390

116.

1032

1.201.

106

TO

TA

L A

RIZ

ON

A10

,124

.057

NB

42.851

1.703

198

1094

1441

844

ARKANSAS

AG

NE

C H

INO

RN

AL

. CO

L O

F A

RK

22

ZZ

0-0

00

00

00

ARK ST UNIV

IS

00

0o

o0

15

0o

HARDING COL

45

00

00

00

45

00

SOU

TH

ER

N S

T C

OL

100

00

010

00

00

UNIV OF ARK

4,060

1.366

133

TS

02.040

139

o303

0TOTAL (ARANSAS

4.172

1.390

135

75

02.0SO

139

60

303

-

0

WM, Ur SOUTH ALA

0TOTAL &LAURA

11060

10167

70

961

7,131

232

99R

212

AL ASK A

UNIV OP ALASKA

TOTAL ALASKA

3g935

3035

316

SIA

271

271

0 029090

20090

656

656

408

4011

302

302

10126

10126

66

6$

All11ONA

ARIZONA STATE UNIV

10031

0so

0232

362

062

295

0NAVAJO COMMUNITY COLLEGE

748

00

00

10

00

0738

NORTHERN ARIZ. UNIV

103

SS

00

00

00

45

0PRESCOTT COL

15

00

00

15

0O

00

UNIV Of ARIZONA

1027

799

360

62013

1.390

1911

1.552

1001.

101I

TOTAL ARIZONA

10026

O37

448

620151

10713

Ile

19596

1041

846

mia

msA

s

AG NECIANORMAL COL OF ARK

22

22

00

00

00

00

ARK ST UNIV

15

00

00

00

15

00

HARDING COL

65

00

00

00

65

00

SOUTHERN ST COL

10

00

00

10

00

00

UNIV Of ARK

69080

10360

155

75

04040

139

0.

303

0TOTAL ARKANSAS

6072

1090

155

75

02,050

139

60

303

0

CALIFORNIA

CAL COL Of PODIATRIC NE0

10

00

01

00

00

CAL /MST OF TECN

159027

0 -

20552

0211 696

3029

167

'3066

2011

0CAL ST COL AT FULLERTON

611

00

00

90

039

0CAL ST COL AT HAYWARD

26

00

00

26

00

00

CAL ST COL AT LONG BEACH

162

00

065

95

00

20

CAL ST COL AT LOS ANGELES

229

00

023

91

00

115

0CAL ST COL

oasp

iGue

z.MILL

17

00

00

17

00

00

CAL ST COL SAN SERNAROIND

35

00

00

00

035

0 .

CAL ST POLY C POMONA

20

00

00

00

0'

20

0CAL ST POLY C SAM LU OBIS

sa0

00

36

00

00

0CHAPMAN COL

10

010

00

00

00

0CHICO STATE COL

70

00

00

00

20

SO

0CLAREMCGOT GRAD SCH I UNIV

CLAREMONT NENS COL

COL OF NOTRE DANE

7212

12

0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

37 0 0

0 0 0-

0 0 0

35

12

12

0 0 0FRESNO STATE COL

MULLER THEOL SEM

NOMOOLOT STATE COL

360

61

51

29 0

20

0 0 0

0 0'0

0 0 0

061 16

340

.

0 0

0 0 0

1 1 0

15

0 0 0L A CITV JR COL CEN SYS.

144

oo

oo

oo

o,

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146

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5110

021

015

536

00

00

LOS ANGELES COL OF OPTON

1o

oo

o1

oo

o0

MILLS COL

"10

00

0o

to

oo

o0

OC

C M

EN

TA

L C

OL

/I0

00

00

00

-10

0P

AC

IFIC

OA

KS

CO

L111

00

00

111

00

.0

0PEPPEROINE COL

62

00

00

62

00

00

PERALTS JR COL CEN SYS*

POMONA COL

4111

10

0 00 0

0 00 a

0137

0 00 o

0 o493 o

SACRAMENTO STATE COL

64

00

a0

21

00

S S

0SAN DIEGO JR COL CEN SYS*

11311

0-

00

00

00

0839

SAN DIEGO STATE COL

19079

0100

0596

109

00

276

0SAN FERNANDO VLT ST COL

AI

00

00

GI

00

00

SAN FRANCISCO STATE COL

338

00

00

309

I0

2G

0SAN JOSE STATE COL

SONOMA STATE COL

256 2

0 00 0

0 2111 0

7 010 0

110 0

to 0 -

0 0STANFORD UNIV

3%006

0662

10

10022

159254

234

49012

7,873

113

STANISLAUS STATE COL

1 5

oo

o15

00

00

0U S INTERNATIONAL UNIV

TT

oo

o0

39

00

32

0

TANLE C.41i CONTIT

FEDERAL OGLIGATIONS FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

TO ALL UNIVERSITIES ANO COLLEGES Wf


CALIFORNIA


(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS(

TOTAL

AGA

AEC

CON

DOD

HEW

INT

NASA

KSF

OTHER

VNIV OF CAL

BERKELEY

28.433

SAI

SSA

04.1175

10.729

6211

6.695

3.564

42 5

UN/V OF CAL

DAVIS

10,505

73

2.345

0242

5.635

101

506

1.407.

36

UNIV OF CAL

IRVINE

3,463

0795

02441

1,2112

25

01.113

0

UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES

35.206

04104116

56.216

16.1173

3211

2.4311

39903

946

UNIV OF CAL

RIVERSIDE

2.646

64

334

0241

1.404

20

9STA

0

UNIV OF CAL

SAM DIEGO

34.1153

029027

All

10,663

7.731

03.443

11.020

0-

UNIV OF CAL

SANTA CRUZ

504

030

0511

211

060

145

0

UNIV OF CAL CENTRAL SYS*

1,601

1.600

00

00

00

00

UNIV OF CAL SAN FRANCISCO

13.6211

06511

0324

12032

0113

00

UHIV OF CAL SANTA BARBARA

2064

0230

0325

787

6112

1,224

0

UNIV OF REDLANDS

13

00

00

13

00

00

UNIV OF SAN DIEGO

102

00

00

23

00

73

0

UNIV OF SAN FRANCISCO

285

00

0114

115

056

00

UNIV OF SANTA CLARA

149

00

043

00

105

01

UNIV OF SOUTHERN CAL

12.466

0247

31.785

7.3546

57

912

1,491

615

UNIV OF THE PACIFIC

210

00

01111

AT

35

010

0

aoh

WESTMONT COL

-TOTAL CALIFORNIA

25

206.670

02.355

015,0711

077

031.525

25

115.4011

0-

2.032.

021.9311

056.165-

04,012'

COLORADO

COLOR400 COL

SO

00

00

37

00

13

0

COLORAW3 SCH OF MINES

1.205

00

241

30

162

202

597

0

C0LORADO STATE UNIV

119560

10062

269

IPS

1,061

19401

71111

402

3.1102

432

LORETTO HEIGHTS COL

50

00

05

00

00

SOUTHERN COLORADO ST COL

61

00

00

00

00

61

TRINIDAD STATE JR COL

30

00

00

30

00

UNIV OF COLORADO

13,403

10

ISO

*SS

1,032

7,433

95

1.304

3071

14

UNIV OF OENVER

2001

00

019317

421

110

300

461

12

UNIV OF NORTWERN COLORADO

74

00

09

69

00

00

TOTAL COLORADO

29,466

1,042

1,149

79*

4,216

9,479

19199

2.548

6044

519

CONNECTICUT

CONNECTICUT COL

27

00

09

10

00

00

FAIRFIELD UNIV

13

10

00

00

09

A0

NEW ENGLAND INST

AS

0AS

00

00

00

0

OUINNIPIAC COL

14

00

00

14

00

00

SOUTHERN CONN STATE COL

33

00

00

33

00

00

ST JOSEPH COL

50

00

00

00

50

TRINITY COL

SA

00

00

14

00

20

0

UNIV OF IRIDGEPORT

20

00

00

20

00

00

UNIV OF CONNECTICUT

4.707

354

92

SO

425

2019

220

94

603

0

UNIV OF HARTFORD

1311

00

00.

126

00

12

0

WESLEYAN UNIV

722

00

15

311

141

0221

299

0

WESTERN CONN STATE COL

10

00

00

00

010

0

YALE UNIV

20,120

03006

01.631

11,271

1614

3.216

1

TOTAL CONNECTICUT

25.8811

334

3,443

63

2.104

14.426

221

1.025

4,249

1

i"

a)

10iiCiiiirai;IA

204,410

2.133

19.07i

77

39020

8%1,400

2,032

219930

36,165

405/2

C"/

COLORAW

COLORADO COL

SO

00

00

37

00

13

0COLORADO SCM OP MINIS

1,205

00

241

30

162

202

597

0COLONA00 STAYS UNIT

4060

10042

269

93

1061

1.41111

719

462

3,902

432

LORITTO HIIIONTS COL

50

00

05

00

00

SOUTHIRN COLORADO ST COL

61

00

00

00

00

61

TRINIDAD STATI JR COL

30

00

00

30

00

UNIV OP COLORA00

X 3309

0SOO

4311

10132

7,435

95

1004

3071

14

UNIV OP OINVIR

29701

00

01017

421

110

310

461

12

WM OP NORTHIRN CO1.001100

74

00

05

69

00

00

TOTAL COLORA00

29066

19042

10141

794

40211

9.475

1,159

2461

1.544

511

CO

NN

EC

TIC

oT

CONNICTICUT COL

27

00

04

IS

00

00

PA1RPIELD UNIV

13

00

00

00

94

0

NEW =CLAIM INST

45

045

00

00

00

0OU1MMIPIAC COL

14

00

00

14

00

00

SOUTIMIN CONN STATE COL

33

00

00

33

00

00

ST JOSEPH COL

S0

00

00

00

S0

TRINITY COL

34

00

00

14

00

20

11

UNIV OP IRIDINIPORT

20

00

00

20

00

00

UNIV OP CONNECTICUT

4.707

334

12

SO

425

29719

220

94

413

0

UNIV OP HARTFORD

131

00

00

126

00

12

0N

osLa

roo

tom

722

00

15

39

141

0221

299

0

WISTIAN CONN MATO COL

10

00

00

00

010

0

VALI UNIV

20,120

039306

0:9431

119271

1614

39216

1

TOTAL CONNECTICUT

216111111

354

3.443

65

2.104

149426

221

1.025

4,249

1

DELAWARE

-

uuIII

DILAWARI STATE COL

UN1V OP DELAWAR2

TOTAL DILAWAAS

21

1.1150

1,1171

12

477

469

03030

03030

0726

726

01511

1911

093

93

0.

o336

336

0 0

01ST OP COLUNIIA

ANIRICAN UNIVIRSITY

1.117

00

01.469

159

44

54

17

4CATHOLIC UNIV OP AMERICA

2416

063

01179

490

SO

139

260

45

DUNSARTON COL MOLY CROSS

13

00

00

00

00

13

PIOIRAL CITY COL

25

00

C.

00

021

00

OALLAU017 COL

530

00

00

330

00

00

CO

MWASHINGTON UNIV

7.906

010

019639

49244

47

1,291

205

443

4[004010w4 UNIW

4,103

052

05711

2,006

21

20

441

02

HOWARD UM1V

1,400

TO

Vglb

022

774

0174

120

216

TRINITY COL

40

00

00

00

TOTAL DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA

17,777

70

241

049617

16707

192

1,736

1029

613

,

PLOR104

FLOM= AGR 4 *ECM UN1V

30

20

00

010

00

00

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIV

140

00

0126

00

014

0FLORIDA INST OP TICH

101

00

021

00

SO

00

PLORIOA FRISSV7IRIAN COL

11

00

00

00

0-

- -

-11

0PEORIOA STATE UNIV

5.709

01.166

29

1.649

1.154

0133

10111 -

1117

FLORIOA TICHNOLOOICL UNIV

34

00

023

40

23

00

(I,

3...h OD

CJI

TAIL! c.ve CONT00

STATI ANO INSTITUTION

FLORIDA

NOVA UNIV

SIMON UNIV

UNIV OP F1.0410*

UN1V OP 11A41

UN1V OP SOUTH FLORIDA

TOTAL FLORIDA

GIONGIA

ATLANTA UNIV

CLARK COL

!NAV UNIV

PORT VALLEY STATV COL

AMMUIIA DIST OP TECH

AtORSIA SOUTHARN COL

6101161A STATII UNIVERSITY

RID1CAL COL OP 9101161A

mom my

NORIHOUSO COL

UNIV OP 61044141

MIST 11401161A COL

TOTAL 6601161A

HAMA I

UNIV OF HAWAII

TOTAL HAWAII

10410

NOISE STA?! COLLIN@

IDAHO STAYS UNIV

WHY OP IDAHO

TOTAL 10ANO

-iiii*ofs

ORAOLIV UMW

CHICAGO NIOICAL SCHOOL

CITV COLLIGIS OF CHICAGO

OIPAUL UMW

ILLINOIS INST OF TICH

ILLINOIS ST UNIV

FIOIRAL OBLIGATIONS /OA RISIAACH ANO DIVILOPNINT

TO ALL UNIVIRSITIIS ANO COLLIGIS IV

STATE, INSTITUTION, ANO AGINCY. FISCAL VIA*

1THOUSANGS OP OOLLAASI

IOTA L

AGA

AIC

CON

000

661

041

0264

17

00

017

11.349

1.222

3611

01.650

12.526

0319

66

2.367

511

00

035

31.111

1.297

1,914

115

6074

276

60

00

37

00

00

6.295

076

0163

35

35

00

05,795

10

250

53.260

66

00

00

65

10423

00

26

0023

060

1o

oo

o12

0o

00

69011

29079

630

70

450

26

00

00

200962

2,132

076

75

3097

10,496

337

551

90

2.169

101,4141

SST

S31

90

2,149

4$

oo

oo

90

60

010301

797

00

54

1.355

707

80

54

13

00

00

435

00

0IS

40

00

0114

00

00

5I3I13

0149

01090

49

00

023

00

0

1970

HIM

165 0

4,620

59641

304

110666 34

37

3, 4011 o

369

2136

1.340 1 0

1.345 0

6010

29492

2492 44 1

13

62 0

420 4

114

2093 22 6

INT o 0

329

SOS 0

634 0 0 0 o

201 0 0 0 o 0

153 0

356

129

129 0 0

241

261 0 0 0 034 0 0

NASA

0 0447

375

10

1.110 0 0

343 0

046 0 0 0 o o25 0

1,316

1,103

11103 0 02426 1 0 0 0

159 0 0

NSF

171 0

1.256

3.267

162

6014 0 0

273 0

613

45 0 0 012

2.13026

3.110

3407

31207 0 0

132

132 12 0 0 0

210 0 0

OTHER

610

146

19255

234 0

2

10 11

3416 0 o 00 o 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

,- - IT ---

V.

30

00

0INLAY UNIV

6.295

076

0163

S. 408

0345

273

30

/11.46

FONT VALLIV iTATE COL

GIO NGIA INST OP TICM

35

50 93

39

10

2500

0 50

3.28 9

9360

020 1

094 8

0613

0108

CI,

C.J

1GEORGIA SOUTHIRN COL

MIMI* STATI UNIVERSITY

NIDICAL COL OP GIORCIA

66

10469

23

0 0 0

0 023

0 0 0

026

60

21

34

1.3 40

0 0 0

0 0 0

49 0 0

0 5 0MERCER UNIV

10

00

01

00

00

NORINOUS1 COL

12

00

00

00

012

0UNIV OP GIONGIA

6.911

21079

630

70

459

4345

153

25

2,139

11

MIST GIONGIA COL

2$

00

00

00

021

0TOTAL 44040101

20,942

2.132

979

7331, 997

1019

354

1011

3.110

311

HAMAII

UNIV OP HAMAII

10.496

997

991

90

2.169

2.692

129

1.103

3.207

0TOTAL HAWAII

10,490

597

551

90

2.169

2.692

129

1,103

3,207

0

101110

801S1 ST4111 COLL1G1

00

00

48

00

00

IDAHO STATI UNIV

-UMW

0S

00

10

00

0OP IDAHO

10301

797

00

54

13

281

24

132

0TOTAL WAND

19898

791

I0

34

42

281

24

132

0

ILLINOIS

ONADLIV UNIV

13

00

00

00

112

CHICAGO NIDICAL SCHOOL

435

0-

00

15

420

00

0CITV COLLIGSS OP CHICAGO

0. 0

00

00

0OIPAUL UNIV

114

00

00

114

00

0ILLINOIS INST OP TIECM

50569

0149

010950

2.993

34

159

280

ILLINOIS ST UNIV

45

00

023

22

00

0RNOX COL

60

00

00

00

LARI FOREST COL

11

00

00

11

00

0LOYOLA DHIV

864

092

099

777

00

0NORTHIRN ILLINOIS UNIV

309

00

058

105

00

146

NORTHWISTIERN UNIV

10.217

2220

010488

4,597

20

10038

2.616

23

QUINCY COL

10

00

00

00

010

ROOSIVILT UNIV

10

00

00

10

00

0!OUTMAN ILL UCAR$010811

333

33

00

0288

71

176

2SOUTH* ILL UIDMANOSVILLI

139

00

00

97

00

42

057 PNOCOPIUS COL

$6

016

00

00

00

0TRITON COL

87

00

00

87

00

00

UNIV OP CHICAGO

211447

0410701

125

1.610

11423

75

2,807

5448

71

UNIV OP ILL CON MPS.

486

00

00

00

00

4416

UNIV OP ILLINOISCHGO CIR

10376

029

0512

231

045

409

ISO

C)10

UNIV OP ILLINOISNED CTR

3.618

00

00

3. 573

00

49

0Cn

UNIV OP ILLINOISUROANA

NIST1NN ILLINOIS UMW

30.44620

10696 0

3,809 0

0 012,878 0

St 287

20

408 0

782 0

5,395 0

191 0

TOTAL ILLINOIS

800181

10733

90053

125

180589

300465

544

40833

14.379

1.162

INDIANA

BALL STATI UNIV

34

00

00

32

00

20

OUILIR UNIV

10

00

01

00

00

OIP WO UNIV

13

00

00

013

00

0INDIANA STAID UNIV

41

10

00

031

00

00

INDIANA UNIVOLOONINGTON

6,789

0260

0766

21552

22

333

2,211

645

INDIANA UNIVINOIANAPOLIS

3,397

017

00

3931

10

062

0P

UN

OU

I US

W12.290

2000

10589

02.222

2.334

210

711

2074

398

NOSI POLVTICI4 INS./

36

00

00

15

021

00

UNIV OP NO7N1 0491

3,135

010463

0394

893

097

288

0TOTAL INDIANA

259736

2010

30329

030382

9.176

2115

1,162

4.639

10043

IOWA

COL OP OSTEOPATH NED SUNG

21

00

00

21

00

00

T AIL I (11.14

CONT 0

PIOINAL ONLIOATIONS PON MISIARCN AND OIVILOPNENT

TO ALL UNIVINSITIOS SAO COLLIERS WI

STASI, INSTITUTION, AND A4ANCY, PISCAL VIA* 1970

IINOUSANOS OP DOLLARS/

STATI AND INSTITUTION

IONA

TOTAL

AGM

AIC

CON

000

NeW

INT

NASA

SSP

OTNI M

OMANI UNIV

56

00

00

36

00

00

GRINNELL COL

24

00

00

30

019

0IONA ST U OP SCIINCIITICN

4.630

1,838

31

0604

1.337

4311

37

390

134

MIN OP IOWA

14965

11

94

01.086

5.794

66

1.904

662

146

UNIV OP NONTNIMN IONA

15

00

00

15

00

00

TOTAL IOWA

14,131

1.649

125

01.690

7.226

347

1.941

1.271

260

KANSAS

MANS ST COL OP PITTSOUMG

00

00

00

00

KANSAS STASI TCNMS COL

40

00

00

40

00

00

KANSAS 37A/1 UNIV

3,631

19078

303

0600

736

213

54

660

185

UNIV OP KANSAS

7,010

0341

062

34.

144

124

313

1,09

3IT

OMASSON* UNIV OP TOPIKA

12

00

00

12

00

00

NICHITA STATI MIN

33

023

00

10

00

.0

0TOTAL KANSAS

10033

10076

667

01.223

4031

339

369

1.733

333

KINTUCKT

MILLAMNINIUMSULINI COL

13

00

013

00

oo

0!ASTERN KINTUCKY UNIV

528

00

00

00

00

MO

KENTUCKY STAIN COL

19

19

00

00

00

00

NOMINIAD STATI UNIV

216

06

00

00

0201

UNIV OP KINTUCKY

7.116

20506

69

123

656

2,331

211

2711

676

43

WIRY OP LOUISVILLI

1.290

00

0267

1106

00

36

77

WISTIAN KINTUCKY UNIV

74

00

00

74

00

0TOTAL KINTUCKY

1.256

2.527

95

123

1.136

3.322

211

273

714

6411

LOUISIANA

OILGADO COL

171

00

00

171

00

0Q

FRANCIS 1 NICHOLLS ST COL

114

00

00

00

0114

0WANKING COL

27

00

00

00

27

00

LA ST W4IV

BATON KOMI

5,404

1,241

200

0784

439

144

613

1.961

20

LA ST UNIV

NOW ORLEANS

610

00

0116

355

023

63

49

LA ST UN1V NIDICAL CT*

1.067

00

00

19031

00

16

0LOUISIANA TIC* UNIVINSITY

4934

00

00

00

13

0LOYOLA UNIV

30

00

00

00

030

0:SU CINTMAL SYSTIN*

17

00

017

00

00

0NORTHEAST LOUISIANA UNIV

12

00

00

12

00

00

NOKINWIS7IMN ST CCL OP LA

12

00

012

00

00

5010NI11 UNIV

-39

931

013

00

00

00

236

TULANI UNIV

7.201

077

0247

6.074

23

46

630

102

UNIV OP SOUTHWISTIMN LA

36

00

00

031

05

0XAVIIM U OP LOUISIANA

90

00

00

00

0TOTAL LOUISIANA

13.136

1.306

277

130

10164

19123

196

713

2.636

409

MAINI

SATIS COL

70

00

07

00

00

11000010 COL

39

00

016

23

'

00

00

COLEY COL

10

00

010

00

00

0UN1V OP NAM; ORONO

1.214

207

00

10

121

ISO

30

116

12

KENTUCKY

SELLARMINIEURSULINR COL

13

oo

o13

o0

oo

o

EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIV

3211

oo

o0

oo

oo

526

KENTUCKY STATI COL

19

19

00

00

o0

00

004111140 STATE UNIK

216

06

00

90

00

201

UMW OP KENTUCKY

7,116

20908

81

123

I%

2031

211

271

476

43

UMW OP LOUISVILLE

1440

o0

0267

408

00

30

77

41371MN KENTUCKY UNIV

74

00

00

74

00

00

TOTAL KENTUCKY

Ot2S6

2027

9S

123

1.136

30322

211

279

714

649

LOUISIANA

DELGADO COL

171

00

00

171

. o

00

0

FRANCIS T NICHOLLS ST COL

114

0o

oo

o0

0114

0

ORAMMLINO COL

27

o0

00

oo

27

0o

LA ST UNIV

DATION scull

3.404

1.241

200

0764

439

144

61,

1.961

20

LA ST UNIV NOW ORLEANS

610

o0

o116

333

o23

63

49

LA ST UNIV NIOICAL CT*

1047

oo

oo

1.051

oo

14

o

LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY

49

14

00

00

0o

IS

o

LOYOLA UNIV

30

00

o0

o0

030

0

LSU CINTAAL SYSTIN4

17

00

017

00

00

0

NOKTNIAST LOUISIANA UM'S

12

0Q

00

12

00

00

NORTNNISTENN ST COL OP LA

12

00

00

12

00

00

SOUTNION MIK

394

31

0130

00

00

0238

TULANIE UNIV

7.201

077

0247

4,074

23

46

630

102

UNIV OP SOUTHWESTERN LA

311

00

00

031

09

0

XAVIER U OP LOUISIANA

90

00

09

00

00

TO/AL LOUISIANA

19,198

1006

277

130

6164

8.123

198

719

2.836

409

MAINE

BATES COL

70

00

07

00

00

ODWOOIN COL

39

0o

o16

23

o0

o0

COLO, COL

10

oo

olo

oo

oo

0

illub

UNIV OP MAINE ORONO

TOTAL MAINE

1p294

1.310

$OT

407

0 0o 0

10

36

121

151

1SO

150

3030

116

116

12

12

ODOD

NAATLANO

MIA BTA71 COL

33

0o

0o

o0

33

00

CATONSVILLI CONN COL

70

0o

oo

oo

70

CHIBA/IAMB COLLIN

12

00

012

00

00

0

COLUMBIA UNION COL

90

00

00

09

00

FROSTSURO 37A71 COL

70

00

07

00

00

GOUCHAA COL

48

00

o0

14

00

30

0

JOHNS HOPKINS UN1V

21.383

25

493

32

2.788

13.423

84

4116

2.002

to

poittlet STATE COL

29

00

0o

oo

29

00

UNIV OP MARYLON&

16.549

943

2.196

o2.616

4.956

229

3.190

2.541

114

WESTERN MARYLAND COL

22

0o

oo

22

oo

00

TOTAL MAAVLAMO

316251

971

3.111

32

9.1,6

20.228

244

3.747

4.380

124

MASSACHUSETTS

ANNUS? COL

270

00

00

203

00

0

80SION COL

1,686

099

0929

290

028

128

300

OOSTON UN1V

9.2112

031

0491

3. 604

0130

691

133

BROOM:3 UNIV

4.476

0276

0413

1.381

00

2.160

341

C.3

2TABLE 0...14

COOrreD

FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS POP RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

TO ALL UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 611

STATE, INSTITUTION* ANO AGENCY, PISCAL TEAR 1170

ITHOUSANDs oP DOLLAAS1

STATE An0 VASTITuTiOn

TOTAL

AGM

AEC

Con

000

HEW

InT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

NASSACHUSETTS

BRIDGEWATER STATE COLLEGE

31

CLARK UNIV

480

CO1 OP TM@ MOLY CROSS

49

EMERSON COL

4EMNANU1L COL

328

FORSYTH SCR DENT NVGNSTS

'

90

GORDON COL

2HANPSHIA8 COLLEGE

56

HAAVARO UNIV

37.546

LOWELL TECHNOLOGICAL INST

697

HASS COL OP OPTDRETRY

3MASS COL OP PHARMACY

3

iimmob

RAsS ImsT OP TECH

92.309

nAmmloiT Cons COL

2CC)

nT HOLYOKE COL

10

CD

NORTHEASTERN UNIV

1.899

RiG1S COL

193

SMITH COE

56

SOUTHEASTERN PASS UNIV

11

SUPPOLK UNIV

24

TUPTS UNIV

4.394

UNIV OP MASSACHUSETTS

4.807

VILLISLIV COL

93

WENTWORTH INST

779

WHEATON COL

2WILLIAMS COL

211

MOODS HOLE OCEAN INST

9.873

WORCESTER POLTTECH INST

364

TOTAL RAsSACHusETTS

149,906

MICHIGAN

0 0 0 0784 0 0 0 0 0 0

784

00

04

00

27

073

028

229

48

0196

00

00

00

29

24

00

00

40

00

0O

0328

00

00

0O

00

00

90

00

O0

02

00

00

O0

00

00

096

1.789

174

2.998

20.362

59

6.002

9.128

642

O0

929

00

172

00

O0

03

00

00

Oo

o3

oo

oo

7463

109

99.014

7.477

656

26.013

5g664

741

O0

00

20

00

O0

010

00

00

66

01.131

299

0148

142

113

00

193

00

00

027

00

29

00

00

O0

11

00

00

0O

04

00

20

00

390

0393

2.626

060

339

346

229

0473

1.441

308

418

79158

00

00

93

00

00

Oo

779

00

00

0O

00

20

00

0O

019

SI

00

74

99

634

09.444

65

344

25

3.262

29

25

066

103

069

61

011.100

283

58,327

31,031

1.463

33.100

11.071

2 06541

ALBION COL

14

00

00

14

00

00

ALMA COL

60

00

06

00

00

ANDRUS UMW

12

00

00

12

00

00

CALVIN COL

20

00

020

00

00

0EASTERN RICKIGAN UNIV

95

00

00

95

00

00

HOPE COL

38

00

00

60

032

0KALAMAZOO COL

22

00

00

00

022

0PERCY COL OP ovum

16

00

00

16

00

00

NERRIL6-PALN56 INST

10

00

00

10

00

00

RICH COL OSTEOPATHIC ME0

39

00

00

00

019

0_

SUFFOLK UNIV

.

ii

00

00

020

00

TUFTS UNIV

49394

0390

0393

2,026

060

339

346

UMW OP MASSACHUSOTTS

4007

704

229

0473

1.441

300

410

1.150

0INILLESLIV COL

93

00

00

93

00

00

WENTWORTH MST

WHEATON COL

779 a

00

oo

0 o779 o

0 20 o

o o0 o

0 oWILLIAMS COL

211

0o

019

91

00

74

99

WOODS HOLE OCEAN INST

9073

o634

09.444

OS

394

29

3062

21

WORCISTIN POLTTICH INST

364

029

016

103

009

61

0TOTAL MASSACHUSETTS

169006

704

11,100

203

909327

399031

19463

33.160

19.079

2.699

MICHIGAN

ALBION COL

14

00

00

14

00

00

ALMA COL

60

00

06

o0

00

ANOMEMS UNIV

12

00

00

12

00

00

CALVIN COL

20

00

020

00

00

0tasTents MICHIGAN UNIV

93

00

00

95

00

00

HOVE COL

36

00

00

60

032

0MALANA200 COL

22

00

00

0o

022

0NERCV COL OP OETROIT

16

0o

oo

to

oo

o0

MERRILL A0ALMIR INST

14

-------...

00

oo

to

oo

oo

.

MICN COL OSTEOPATHIC NIO

39

- 0........_

00

00

00

39

0MICH TECHNOLOGICAL UNIV

334

26

--L10

070

047

073

0MICHIGAN STATE UMW

OAKLANO UNIV

10.930

311

1091

1.997

o92

0 0312 0

3.091

292

220 0

47 0

2.97347

302 o

SIENA NIGHTS CSL

60

00

06

00

00

UNIV OP DITROtr

210

00

079

06

019

30

0UNIV OP MICHIGAN

36.546

46

2.496

07.710

13.463

290

9009

9.277

1,129

jA441 STATI UNIV

4.261

0140

0413

2.666

066

999

399

WISTERN MICH UNIV

355

09

075

195

00

76

0TOTAL.NICHIGAN

52.917

1.670

4.726

0110757

19.960

517

5.633

99160

2.416

MINNESOTA

CARLETON COL

15

00

00

00

015

oHAMLIN! UNIV

99

00

0o

oo

099

oMACALISTER COL

21

00

o0

21

0o

oo

MANKATO STATE COL

60

00

06

00

oo

MOORHIA0 STAT1 COL

33

oo

oo

oo

o35

oNORTM CENTRAL SIOLE COL

62

oo

o0

62

0o

oo

ST OLAP COL

30

00

0o

12

0o

26

0WNW 0P MINNESOTA

24,719

1.679

1.691

02.901

13.794

121

1.476

2,266

9,4

WINONA STATE COL

10

00

oo

0lo

oo

0TOTAL NINNISOTA

25.012

1.675

1.650

02000

13.062

aas

1.476

2.441

554

MISSISSIPPI

*Lumps AGA i NED. COL

22

22

00

00

00

00

MARV HOLMES COLLEGE

130

00

00

00

0LSO

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV

3.142

1000

00

397

72

122

394

0197

UNIV OP MISSISSIPPI

29935

17

14

69

ITO

2.307

022

320

.

oTOTAL MISSISSIPPI

6.229

1099

14

SS

'

$67

2079

122

416

320

327

MISSOURI

KANSAS CITY COL OP OSTEOP

10

00

01

00

00

KIRKSVILLE COI. OP OSTIOP '

43

00

00

43

00

00

wer

igN

itier

ro4

CAD

/...1

TAKI O411 CON76D


MISSOURI

LINCOLN UNIV

SOUIMMIST NO STATI COL

ST LOUIS COL OP PHARMACY

ST LOUIS JR COLLEGE DIST

ST L9UIS UNIV

UNIV OP MISSOURI COLUNGIA

UNIV OP MISSOURI KAN CITY

UNIV OP MISSOURI AOLLA

UNIV OP MISSOURI ST LOUIS

M4MINCION 0N11,

TOTAL Musa's:

MONTANA

MONTANA COL MINERAL SCI

MONTANA STATE UNIV

MNIV OP MONTANA

IbTAL MONTANA

MIORASRA

CONCORDIA TCHRS COL

CREIGHTON UNIV

DANA COl

HASTINGS COL

U OP Nil NED CTR AT OMAHA

UN1V OP NEBRASKA CEN SYS,

uNIV OP N(IRASRA -LINCOLN

UNIV OP NERRASRMONANA

TOTAL NIIRASKA

NEVADA

DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE

UNIV OP MEV NINO CAMPUS

UNIV OP NEVADA LAS VEGAS

TOTAL NEVADA

NEM HAMPSHIRE

OARTNOUTH COL

PRANKL1N PIERCE COL

UNIV OP N M OURHAN

TOTAL NEM MAMPSMIRI

NES JENS,/

MIRIAM DICKINSON UNIV

JERSEY CITY 371111 COL

NONMOUTM COL

N J COL OP NEOtogNm2s,

NEWARK COL OP ENGINEERING

PRINCETON UNIV

RIDIR COL

21.11n1141.1 11141111121ITV

TOTAL 99

24 4 11

3470

6.400

140

575 94

19.170

26.693 16

1.642

646

2.504 7

419 27

19

1,070

193

2.049

1.576

59360

219

2442 62

2.46?

3,48670

3,069

0.641 2430 19

1.006

326

14.48721

7.527MORAL 06LIGATION5 PON OISIARCN AND OIVILOPMINT

TO ALL UNIVERSITIES ANOCOLLEGM3 eV

STATE. INSTITUTION, ANO AGENCY. PISCAL TIAN 1970

ITHCWSANDS OP DOLLARS)

AGM

AEC

CON

0430

HIM

54

00

05

oo

o0

I

00

00

40

00

011

00

0341

2.990

1.695

39

91.149

2.512

00

00

159

054

071

00

00

29

50

392

01,677

11.139

1,744

449

33,4631

16,724

oo

oo

o705

21

14o

40

132

99

00

0292

ISO

31

140

*0

424

00

0o

7

00

00

393

00

00

00

00

019

00

0'0

1.070

00

00

01,180

66

0170

69

00

00

1.576

1.140

66

0170

30134

oo

o0

0465

140

0475

262

062

00

0469

242

0479

262

036

0303

2,379

00

070

0991

12

0119

242

551

44

0490

2,621

00

00

16

00

o0

30

00

014

00

00

0991

00

052

o0

20631

19

3.063

2.173

00

00

0823

103

0401

6.414

INT

016 0 0 0

149 0

47 0 0

212 16

404 0

424 0 0 0 0 0 0

111 0

111 0

037 o

637

46 0

147

193 0 0 0 019 0 0

241

N636

0 0 0 012,

173

25

43 0

666

1.099 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 1 0 020 020 0

223 o

223

178 0

1.301

1.479 0 0 0 070

3.933 0

129

NIP 0 0 0 0

390

454 0

357

24

1.120

2.749 0

306

299

965 o

2627 0 0 o

433 0

446

219

140 o

359

392 0

717

1.059 4 0 017

39

2446 21

1.179

OTNIN 0 0 0 0

260

2$ 0 0 0 0

266 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0

692 0 0

19) 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

146

22 0

213

t I i 1 ! t ? i i 1 i 4 s t i i i i I

---.---

TOTAL MONTANA

NIBRASKA

CONCOROIA /CMS COL

CRIIONTON UNIV

OANA COL

HASTINGS COL

U OF NIB MIO CYR AT ONAI4A

UNIV OF NIINUASNA CIN 171,

UNIV OF NIONASILMLINCOLN

UNIV OF NIBRASKAOMAKA

TOTAL mosmasaa

NIVA0A

MINT RISIARCN INSTITUTI

UNIV OF NIV NINO CAMPUS

MTV OP NIVAOA LAS VEGAS

TOTAL NIVA04

NIA NANASNIAI

OAA7NOUTN COL

FRANKLIN !MCI COL

amps OF N

DURHAM

707AL NEM NAMPSNINI

NOM JERSEY

FAINLIIGN DICKINSON UNIV.

assay CITY STATI COL

MONMOUTH COt

N J COL OP soosoomatsany

MAW COL OP INGINVIAING.

PAINCITON UNIN

61066 COL

RUT0INS UNIVIRSITY

SHOPS HALL UMW

sasvems INST OP ?ICH

TOTAL NEW JINSIV

NIB MINICO

FASTIAN NEW NIX= amps

NOW MON IN11 MINING a TIC

NVII NIXICO NIONLANO$ UNIV

mow MEXICO STATI UMW

UNIV OF ALOUOUIROUB

UNIV OP N3V NINICO

TOTAL NUN MAIM

NIW

VO

M

AMON! UNIV

ALBANY COL OF PHARMACY

MANY MEDICAL COL

2.304 7

419

2/ 19

1.070

113

2.049

1::::

2o9/262

2966?

3.44670

3.0113

6.641 24

301*

1.001

326

14.467

21

7.52726

2.369

25.636.

203

013

6.32114

4.726

12.270

10912

3.006

110 0 0 0 0 0 0

1.180 0

a.aso 0

465 0

460 0 0

991

551 0 0 0 o 0 0 0

425 0 0

529 o 0 0

719 0 o

710 0 0 0

31 0 0 o 0 o 066 o

sal 0

180

62

242 36 0 12

4411 0 0 o o 0

2.631 0

109 0

212

2012 0 0 9 o 0 o 0/ 0 0 it

140 0 0 o Q o 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 19 0 0 0 0

19 0 0 030 o

2000 0 0

40 0 0 o 0 .0 0

170 0

170 0

479 0

471

309TO

110

4110 o 0

1$ a

02

3.063 0

401 12

10230

4.781 o

333 0

2.91914

1.640

4.907 0 a 0

4J4 7

193 o 19

607:69

1.076

2.134

262 0

262

2079

242

2.121 1633 o

991 0

2.173 0

4.41

4 12

06

7.694 0 0 0

149 4

1.410

1.709 3012

1.699

4,14 0 o o 0 o 0

ill o

111

637 0

637

46

147

1103 0 o o 0

19 0 0

241 a 0

262

27 0 0

418 0 4

449 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 20 0 20

223 0

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171I

1.101

1.479 0 0 0 070

3033 0

129 0

40

4.177 oIS 0

20101 0

074

2.692 0 0

236

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433 o

4$11

219

140 0

309

342

717

1,019 a

1739

2444 21

1.170 0

619

4.720 1

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1119

233

630 74 0 1

r 0 0 0 0403 o

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233 0

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179 0 038 o

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NO

330

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MO

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347

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LA

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111

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03

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066

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UN

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430

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330

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UN

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1099

1.69

30

3,30

109

444

177

1.27

090

171

174

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S.0

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540

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1.47

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1.31

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CU

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700

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017

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7,12

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616.

100

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130

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90

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70

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70

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675

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670

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121

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110

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110

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490

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NO1171/ CA11041014

MINIMAL . lama CONN COL .: 9 0 0 0 0 49 o o 0owe UNIV 16,166 a 797 15 3,253 10.0113 10 149 i .1102 16IAST CAINOL IN* UNI V 31 o 0 o 0 s 1 41 o to o1111.0114 COL Ill 0 0 0 0 111 0 0 0 0GASTON COL 9 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0C AGM I TIC/6 ST MI 9 297 44 0 0 0 36 0 39 o 116N C 3111111 UN1V AT RAMAN 7.056 a Au 334 14 946 1.639 aa S 621 406 394Pt C VIS1 IVAN COL 1 5 o 0 10 o o oNO CAROL INA CINTNAL UNI V 40 40 0 0 0 0SNAW UNIV 1111 0 o o o as o o o toST ANOIIIMS P1111507 COL 44 0 0 0 0 46 0 0UNIV OP N C A? CM4P H111 106935 0 462 1. so. 7.3a3 44 7: 1 at: 940UN1V OP N C 47 11111INS001117 157 0 0 0 0 1211 0 0 31 0WI1V 011 N C 1114 SYS* 24 0 0 0 .14 0 0 0 0 01.4011 101137 U1411t 1041 a 59 o o 1.721 0 0 0 0

T AIL I 0411 CON?' 0 FEDERAL OBLIGATION' FOR RISIAACN AND OIVELOPMENTTO ALL UNIVIRSITIIS ANO COLLIGIS AY

STATE. INSTITUTION. ANO AGENCY, FISCAL YEAR 1970ITHOUSANDS OP DOLLAAS/

&TATO ANO INSTITUTION TOTAL AOR AIC COM 000 HEM INT NASA NSF OTNER

NORTN CAROLINA

WEST ERN CAROL INA UNI VTOTAL NORTH CAAOLINA

100360211

02020

019499

100129

03,439

021,239

0IMO

0III

0314112

011416

MORTIS DAKOTA

MINOT ST COL 34 0 0 0 0 34 0 0 0 0NORTN OAKOTA STATI UNIV 1.260 788 0 121 189 62 85 0 ISUNIV OF MORIN DAKOTA 1,170 0 46 0 271 782 16 0 SSTOTAL NORTH DAKOTA 2.464 788 46 121 440 878 101 0 70

ONTO

ANTIOCN COL 118 o o o iss vs o o 31 oSOWING MEIN STATE UNIV 182 o o o o 94 o 11 67 10CA31 WISTERN RISERVI UNIV 13.743 o 991 0 2.523 7.949 110 696 1.406 66CENTRAL STATE UNIV ass o o o o o o o o 285CLEVELAND STATE UNIV 97 0 0 0 30 0 39 24 0COL WI WOOSTERolustsoos 11101V

146

0o

0o

0o

0o

16s

oo

oo

oo

ooHEIDELBERG COL

HIRAI, COL910

oo

oo

oo

oo

oto

9o

oo

oo

ooJONN CARROLL UNIV 108 0 o o 66 o o 42 0 0KENT STATE UNIV

KENYON COL93247

oo

40o

oo

247o

6327

oo

o0

44120

141oMID COL OP ONTO AT TOLEDO 430 o o o o 390 o o 40 oMIAMI UNIV 314 0 0 0 186 43 0 0 85 0MERLIN COL 111 0 0 0 o ss o o 53 0ONTO NORTHERN UNIV 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 o oOHIO STATV UNIV 16.159 1.851 758 0 3.336 6.072 446 667 2.005 1.004ONTO UNIV 385 0 18 0 247 1 0 0 86 33ONIO WESLEYAN UNIV 16 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0UnIV OF AKRON 198 0 0 0 49 18 0 0 131 0UNIV OF CINCINNATI 5,145 0 163 o 1099 2.981 57 202 141 0UN1V OP DAYTON 3036 0 9 o 3,830 87 o o 30 oUNIV OP utteoo 224 0 43 o 11 40 o 20 108 oWITTENBERG UNIV S o o o s o o o o 0WRIGAT STATE UNIV

XAVIER UNIVSSA

70o

oo

oo

407o

1257

oo

oo

24o

0oYOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIV 22 o o o o o o o 22 oTOTAL OHIO 43,084 1.851 29026 0 12.604 18.025 646 1.673 4.720 1.539

OR LANONA

EAST CENTRAL STATE COLLANGSTON UNIV

8316

016

00

00

00

830

00

00

00

00

UNIV OF CINCINNATI

5A-45

yI.

7u

W f

,-

.A

wm

mom

mw

UNIV OF DAYTON

3.956

09

03,030

87

00

30

0

UNIV OF TOLEDO

224

045

011

40

020

108

' 0

lITTENBERG UNIV

50

00

50

00

00

WRIGHT STATE UNIV

556

00

0407

125

00

24

0

XAVIER UNIV

70

0J

07

00

00

YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIV

22

00

00

00

022

0

TCTAL OHIO

43.084

1.851

29026

012,604

18,025

646

1,623

4,720

1.539

1

OKLAHOMA

EAST CENTRAL STATE COL

83

00

00

83

00

00

1

LANGSTON UNIV

16

16

00

00

00

00

OKLAHOMA BAPTIST UNIV

14

00

00

14

00

0.0

g

OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN COL

10

00

00

10

00

00

4

OKLAHOMA CITY UNIV

19

00

00

19

00

00

1

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV

3,953

1,234

42

0962

609

190

700

208

8

SOUTHWESTERN STATE COL

27

00

00

20

025

01

UNIV OF OKLAHOMA

3.413

088

43

607

1,886

34

106

302

347

I

UNIV OF TULSA

30

00

00

30

00

I

t7It

!,It=

TOTAL OKLAHOMA

7,538

1,250

130

43

1,569

2.623

227

806

535

355

i

OREGON

LINFIELD COL

ISZ

00

00

00

51

11

0

OREGON STATE UNIV

8,471

1,167

468

01.292

1,722

629

172

2,694

327

PACIFIC UNIV

64

00

00

64

00

00

PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY

83

00

00

24

00

59

0

QEE0 COL

182

00

073

114

00

00

SOUTHERN OREGON COL

62

00

017

45

00

00

U OREGON DENTAL SCHOOL

144

00

00

144

00

00

U OREGON MEDICAL SCHOOL

3,309

0112

00

3.197

00

00

UNIV OF OREGON AT EUGENE

6082

6397

0816

2,047

10

277

2,776

453

UNIV OF PORTLAND

25

00

00

25

00

00

TOTAL OREGON

19.189

1.173

977

02.198

7.382

639

500

5.540

780

PENNSYLVANIA

1%1

BRYN MAWR COL

169

00

00

134

014

21

0

BUCKNELL UNIV

82

00

00

62

00

20

0

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIV

6,216

01,623

02.440

541

127

259

1,058

168

DREXEL UNiVERSITY

1.881

045

0797

690

0115

234

0

DUQUESNE UNIV

112

00

00

104

80

00

FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COL

43

00

00

10

70

26

0

U;)

TABLE C-14 CONTeD

CO

iTATE AND 4NSTITUTION

PENNSYLVANIA

TOTAL

FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT




AGR

AEC

' COM

000

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

GETTYSBURG COL

HAHNEMANN MED COL E HOSP

519148

260

5888

0 oo

oo

o

HAVERFCRO COL

282

252

030

0

LEHIGH UNIV

29976

O9

1,00

141

95

264

1,379

LINCOLN UNIV

20

20

0

MARY IMMACULATE SEM C COL

22

0

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PA

574

449

0125

MESSIAH COL

11

0

MILLERSVILLE STATE COL

22

0

imat

C4)

PA COL OF PODIATRIC MED

PENNSYLVANIA COL OPTOMET


4 1

11.078

2,01

46

99

4 1

3,156

0 0845

1.42

1.771

41

PHILA COL OF P HARM & SC I

71

71

PHILB CDL OF TEXT I SCI

60

6PMC COLLEGES

30

30

SLIPPERY ROCK STATE COL

13

13

SUSQUEHANNA

UNIV

15

11

4

SWARTHMORE COL

203

59

144

TEMPLE UNIV

5.610

10

13

4.704

22

280

16


2,262

522

1,959

15


221134

1,66

2.63

14.137

52

259

2,549

83

UNIV OF PITTSBURGH

129036

45

1915'

71211

212

597

19684

72

VILLANOVA UNIV

41

410

0-

0

WIL

KE

S C

OL

14

14

00

0

TOTAL PENNSYLVANIA

67.085

2,074

'

4950

9.64

34.669

1.346

39188

9.353

2.30

RHODE ISLAND

BROWN UNIV

5.756

o633

o1.

214

2,273

33

269

1.334

PROVIDENCE COL

.59

oo

oo

41

0o

o .

18

RHOOE ISLAND COL

20

oo

oo

20

oo

oo

UMW OF RHODE ISLANO

3.241

466

61

o1.076

322

144

01.172

oTOTAL RHODE ISLANO

9,076

466

694

o2.290

2,656

177

269

2.506

18

SOUTH CAROLINA

CLEMSON UNIV

2,562

10389

41

00

296

184

130

522

0

FURMAN UNIV

10

0o

01

o0

oo

MED UNIV OF S CAROLINA

19341

00

0468

873

00

0o

idad

......

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..a...

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__a.

...._

_..2

____

so _

__o_

____

L___

)___I.

0



UNIV OF PITTSBURGH

VILLANOVA UNIV

WILKES COL

2.262

22.134

12.036

41 14

059

01,667

0453

00

00

TOTAL PENNSYLVANIA

679085

2,074

'

49508

RHODE ISLAND

BROWN UNIV

5.756

0633

PROVIDENCE COL

. 59

00

RHODE ISLAND COL

20

00

UNIV OF RHODE ISLANO

3,241

466

61

TOTAL RHODE ISLAND

S.076

466

694

SOUTH CAROLINA

CLEMSON UNIV

29562

1.389

41

FURMAN UNIV

10

0MED UNIV OF S CAROLINA

19341

00

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE COL

26

17

0UN1V OF SOUTH CAROLINA

676

075

WOFFORD COL

19

00

TOTAL SOUTH CAROLINA

4,625

1.406

116

SOUTH DAKOTA

AUGUSTANA COL

25

00

SOUTH OAK SCH MINES TECH

750

00

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIV

1,691

908

6UNIV OF SOUTH DAKOTA

38.0

29

31

.

TOTAL SOUTH OAKOTA

2,854

937

37

TENNESSEE

CARSOH-NEWMAM COL

32

FISK UNIV

73

GEORGE PEABODY COL TCHRS

744

MEHARRY MEDICAL COL

526

MEMPHIS STATE UNIV

239

SOUTHERN COL OF OPTOMETRY

8TENNESSEE STATE UNIV

68

14

TENNESSEE TECHN OLOGL UNIV

124

oU OF TENN NED UNITS NENPH

29347

062

UNIV OF TENN AT KNOXVILLE

6,045

1,644

1,540 -

UNIV OF TENN CEN SYSX

400

00

VANDERBILT UNIV

7.771

0124

TOTAL TENNESSEE

189377

1,663

1,766

TEXAS

BAYLOR COL OF MEOICINE

9,319

021

BAYLOR UNIV

447

059

BISHOP COL

40

00

HOUSTON BAPTIST COL

136

00

LAMAR STATE COL OF TECH

38

00

M D ANDERSON HOSPITAL

5.124

065

'

0229

1, 959

00

15

00

2,639

14,137

52

259

2.549

831

01,150

7,211

212

597

-1,684

729

00

41

00

00

00

14

00

00.

09.642

34.669

1.346

3,188

99353

2.305

01.214

2,273

33

269

1.334

0

00

41

00

018

00

20

00

00

019076

322

144

019172

00

2,290

2.656

177

269

29506

18

00

296

184

13

522

00

01

00

00

468

873

00

00

09

00

00 -

25

144

0173

259

00

19

00

00

493

1,342

184

13

695

259

00

00

025

00

00

530

25

195

00

027.

598

32

120

00

12

231

0-

085

00

12

258

1,128

57

425

0

032

00

00

073

00

00

0 -

656

00

088

0526

00

00

90

34

53

529

.23

08

00

00

09

00

00

00

0109

15

00

15

2,270

00

00

01.314

620

114

462

351

0200

00

00

0200

0404

69017

156

76

994

0

290

19733

109245

323

652

1,389

316

08,856

357

085

0 -

17

169

041

0 -

00

40

00

096

40

00

012

818

00

74, 735

135

119

0

N)

TABLE C.114

CONT60

FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS FOR RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT

TO ALL UNIVERSITIES AND COLLE(1ES BY



TEXAS

TOTAL

(THOUSANDS

AGR

AEC

OF DOLLARS)

COM

DOO

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIV

78

00

20

32

17

9.

0

PRAIRIE VIEW A C M COL

73

22

00

00

51

00

RICE UNIV

5,171

752

0795

672

1,948

1,004

0

SOUTHERN METHDOIST UNIV

1,387

00

657

62

479

483

63

SOUTHWEST TEXAS UNIV

25

25

00

0

SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCH

4,342

44

00

4,115

106

77


25

10

15

00

SUL ROSS STATE UNIV

17

017

TAARAMT COUNTY JR COL

77

00

TEXAS A

M UNIV

7,560

2,62

1,005

1,88

538

16

659

682

TEXAS ACM UNIV CEN SYS*

652

02

013

00

48

TEXAS ARTS & INDUST UNIV

58

50

00

0

TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIV

290

015

74

59

0

TEAAS SOUTHERN UNIV

31

010

21

0


745

10

41

37

18

153

56

TEXAS WOMANS UNIV

44

00

44

0

TRINITY UNIV

U TEX DENT BRANCH HOUSTON

66

454

a51

374

080

15 0

U TEX GRAO SCH BIONE0 SCI

100

0100

0

U TplE HOUSTON NEO SCHOOL

31

31

00

U TEX MED BRNCH GALVESTON

2,638

52,318

56

'

212

U TEX SCH PUB HLTH HOUSTN

107

107

UNIV OF HOUSTON

1,644

200

22

176

956

53

3

UNIV OF ST THOMAS

55

o0

0

UNIV OF TEXAS ARLINGTON

32

17

00

15


12,696

695

5,272

2,743

10

1,316

2,412

15

UMW OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

3,711

66

128

02,888

629


329

00

302

027

0

UNIV OF TEXAS CEN sys*

472

099

0336

30

0

UNIV OF TEXAS NEOICAL SCH

1,3567

00

122

812

044

378


17

00

00

017

TOTAL TEXAS

59,267

2,826

3,077

210,247

26.359

49

9,140

5,903

1.199

_

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV

73n

137

0111

220

72

39

250

0

UNIV OF UTAH

13,287

01,257

42,898

6,446

864

160

1,461

397

UTAH STATE UNIV

4,501,

687

69

01,171

329

783

88

'

871

503

WEBER STATE COL

19

00

00

19

00

00

TOTAL UTAH

18.537

688

1.163

44,180

7.014

1,719.

287

2,582

900

VERMONT

BENNINGTON COL

12

00

012

00

00

MIDDLEBURY COL

43

00

07

00

. 36

0

TRINITY COL

98

00

098

00

00

UNIV OF VERMONT

3,104

545

63

324

1,805

88

25

119

135

WINOHAN COL

10

00

06

00

4O.

TOTAL VERMONT

3,267

545

63

324

1,928

88

25

159

135

VIRGINIA

COL OF WILLIAM AN' MARY

752

064

0194

494

HAMPTON INST

115

00

0115

0

HOLLINS COL

85

085

00

0

MARY BALDWIN COL

20

20

00

0

MORFOLK STATE COL

21

00

012

456

16

0

1

---

U TEX SCH PUB HLTH HOUSTN

107

00

107

UNIV OF HOUSTON

1,644

200

227

176

0956

53

32

UNIV OF ST THOMAS

55

0,

00

00

0

UNIV OF TEXAS kRLINGTON

32

017

00

015

0


12,696

695

5.272

2,743

105

1.316

2,412

153

UNIV OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

3,711

66

128

00

2.888

629

0


329

0302

00

27

00


472

99

0336

37

00

0"

UNIV OF TEXAS MEDICAL SCH

1.356.

0122

812

00

44

378


17

00

00

017

0

TOTAL TEXAS

59.267

2.82

3.077

210,247

26.359

491

9,140

5,903

1,199

UTAH

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV

730

137

0111

220

72

39

250

0

UNIV OF UTAH

13,287

010057

42.898

6,446

864

160

10461

397

UTAH STATE WHY

4,501

687

69

01,171

329

783

88

'

871

503

WEBER STATE COL

19

00

0 ,

019

00

00

TOTAL UTAH

18,537

688

1.163

44,180

7.014

1,719.

287

2,582

900

VERMONT

BENNINGTON COL

12

00

00

12

00

oo

MIDDLEBURY COL

43

00

00

7.

00

. 36

-0

TRINITY CO1

98

00

00

98

00

00

UNIV OF VERMONT

3,104

545

63

0324

1. 835

88

25

119

135

WINDHAM COL

10

00

00

60

04

0

TOTAL VERMONT

3,267

545

63

0324

1.928

88

25

159

135

VIRGINIA

COL OF WILLIAM ANO KARY

752

00

00

64

0194

494

HAMPTON INST

115

00

00

00

115

0

HOLLINS COL

85

00

00

85

00

0

MARY BALDWIN COL

20

00

02

00

0

NORFOLK STATE COL

21

00

00

90

00

12

OLO 00MINION UNIV

508

os

o18

10

3456

16

0

RAOFORO COL

60

00

05

00

1o

ROANOKE COL

40

017

00

00

023

0

UNIV OF RICHRONO

10

00

00

00

10

00

UNIV OF VIRGINIA

6.516

6305

010162

3.200

96

939

808

0

VA COMMONWEALTH UNIV

3,507

054

0177

2.711

0505

60

0

VIRGINIA MILITARY INST

41

00

20

20

10

00

0

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INST

4,082

1,624

150

0199

408

528

281

892

0

VIRGINIA STATE COL

46

18

00

00

00

028

WASHINGTON £ LEE UNIV

34

00

00

00

034

0

TOTAL VIRGINIA

15.765

1.648

531

20

1.576

6.495

627

2,500

29328

40

WASHINGTON

EASTERN WASH STATE COL

8o

_oo

o8

oo

oo

GRAYS HARBOR COL

40

00

0 -

04

00

0

SEATTLE COMM COL

150

oo

0o

150

oo

oo

UNIV OF PUGET SOUNO

162

00

0o

162

oo

oo

UNIV OF WASHINGTON

29.687

207

2,390

02,800

17,313

572

519

5,738

148

WASHINGTON STATE UNIV

3.513

1,333

283

0241

929

301

19

382

25

-4 4

COCO

TABLE

8..1

4CONT'D

FEOERAL OBLIGATIONS FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT




WASHINGTON

WESTERN WASH STATE COL

TOTAL WASHINGTON

WEST VIRGINIA

BETHANY COL

MARSHALL UNIV

TOTAL

162

33,686 935

AGR

0

10540- o o

(TH

OU

SAN

DS

AEC

10

2,683 o o

OF

OO

LL

AR

S)

CO

M000

00

039041

o0

-o

o

HEW

'

87

181649 o o

INT

15

892 o o

MASA

0538 o a

NSF

50

6,170 935

OTHER

-

-

173 o o

WEST VIRGINIA INST TECH

638

oo

oo

0o

.o

o638

WEST VIRGINIA UNIV

.3,969

1,038

.o

o340

1,409

691

228

235

.

28

TOTAL WEST VIRGINIA

4,651

19038

oo

340

1,409

.691

228

279

666

WISCONSIN

LAWRENCE UNIV

44

oO.

oo

.25

0o

19

0MARQUETTE UNIV

734

050

0-

117

338

33

o196

0MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISC

1,686

oo

o0

1,643

oo

43

oUNIV OF WISC CEN SYS*

545

oo

75

440

723

oo

oUNIV OF WISC PARKSIDE

18

.o

oo

oo

oo

18

0UNIV OF WISCONSIN MADISON

329815

10599

20983

010010

15i:321

340

1,603

4,803

5,156

MY OF WISCONSIN MILWAUK

350

08

00

48

00

178

116

WAUSHARA COUNTY TCHRS COL

6o

oo

o6

oo

oo

WISC ST UNIV STEVENS PHT

8o

oo

o8

oo-

oo

WISC STATE UNIV 0SHIASH

6o

oo

oo

oo

60

WISC STATE UNIV MYER FLL

30

00

03

0C

o0

TOTAL WISCONSIN

36,215

1,599

3,041

75

1.567

17,399

396

1,603.

5.263

5.272

WYOMING

UNIV OF WYOMING

1,962

556

72

15

21

231

551

117

399

TOTAL WYOMING

19962

556

72

15

21

231

551

117

399

OUTLYING AREAS

WA

N UNIVERSITY OF GUAM

46

00

0o

-46

TOTAL GUAM

46

o46

PUERTO RICO

UNIV OF P R CEN SYS*

958

0958

00

00

00

0UNIV OF P R MAYAGUEZ

1,593

1,502

00

034

57

oo

oUNIV OF P R RIO PIEDRAS

58

00

P22

oo

o36

oUNIV OF P R SAN JUAN

'

19321

00

oo

1,321

oo

0o

TOTAL PUERTO RICO

3,930-

1,502

958

o22

1,355

57

o36

o

VIRGIN ISLANDS

COL OF VIRGIN ISLANDS

TOTAL VIRGIN ISLANOS

129

129

30 0

87

87

39

39

0 0

UNITEO STATES TOTAL

1,464,075

67,417

101,413

3,159

265,475

614,856

27,089

127,401

218,659

38,606

TABLE 'C-15

FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS FOR RED PLANT

TO ALL UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES BY.



ALABAMA

TOTAL.

(THOUSANDS

AGR

AEC

OF DOLLARS)

CDM

DOD

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

.OTHER

U OF ALA IN TUSCALOOSA

30

00

00

.0

00

TOTAL ALABAMA

30

00

0 '.

00

00

30

'

0

ALASKA

UMIV OF ALASKA

TOTAL ALASKA

110

110

15

15

0 015

15

00

00

0 0

SO

80

0 0

ARIZONA

UNIV OF ARIZONA

TOTAL ARIZONA

1919

1919

0.

00 0

00

00

0 00

0

ARKANSAS

UNIV OF ARK

49

00

00

049

0

TOTAL ARKANSAS

49

00

00

049

0

CALIFORNIA

CAL INST OF TECH

191

129

062

CLAREMONT GRAD SCH £ UNIV

47

0'

0-

47

SAN FRANCISCO STATE COL

40.

40

0 .

STANFORD UNIV

966

21

35

O910

UNIV OF CAL

BERKELEY

25

00

025

UNIV OF CAL

DAVIS

228

193

00

35

UNIV OF CAL

IRVINE

20

00

2

UNIV OF CAL

LOS ANGELES

1.439

437

20

1.000

UNIV OF CAL

RIVERSIDE

40

00

040

UNIV OF CAL

SAN DIEGO

30

00

030

UNIV OF CAL

SANTA CRUZ

20

00

020


55

50

0-

00


55

55

00

0

UNIV OF CAL SANTA BARBARA

10

00

010


178

011

0167

UNIV OF THE PACIFIC

TOTAL CALIFORNIA

10

3.300

5

0835

052

.0 0

10

2.358

0

COLORADO

COLORADO SCH OF MINES

10

00

0'

00

010

0

COLORADO STATE UNIV

457

10

015

00

441

0

UNIV OF COLORADO

216

0212

04

00

.0

0

UNIV OF DENVER

20

00

20

00

. 0

TOTAL COLORADO

685

.1

212

021

00

451

0

CONNECTICUT

UNIV OF CONNECTICUT

58

15

00

03

00

40

0

WESLEYAN UNIV

48

00

00

00

048

0

VALE UNIV

259

0200

00

00

059

0

TOTAL CONNECTICUT

365

15

200

00

30

0147

0

DELAWARE

UNIV OF 0E1/AWARE

10

10

00

00

00

00

flr1

-Z),D

Co:D

_ ARKANSAS

UNIV OF ARK

49

00

00

49

'

0

TOTAL ARKANSAS

49

00

00

49

0

i

CALIFORNIA

CAL INST OF TECH

191

0129

00

62

CLAREmoNT GRAD SCH C UNIV

47

0'

0

sAN FRANCISCO STATE CoL

40

40.

STANFORD UNIV

966

21

35

910

UNIV oF CAL

BERKELEY

25

00

25

UNIV OF CAL

DAVIS

228

193

035

UNIV OF CAL

IRVINE

20

02

UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES

1.439

0437

21.000

UNIV OF CAL

RIVERSIDE

40

00

040

UNIV OF CAL

SAN DIEGO

30

00.

030

UNIV OF CAL

SANTA CRUZ

20

00

020

11


55

55

00-

0


55

055

00

A

UNIV OF CAL SANTA BARBARA

10

00

010


178

00

11

167

UNIV OF THE PACIFIC

10

00

010

TOTAL CALIFORNIA

3.300

55

835

52

2.358

COLORADO

COLORADO SCH OF MINES

10

00

00

00

10

0

COLORADO STATE UNIV

457

1o

015

00

441

0

UNIV OF COLORADO

216

0212

04

00

00

UNIV OF DENVER

TOTAL COLORADO

2685

.10

0212

0 0

221

0 0

00

0451

0 0A

CONNECTICUT

UNIV OF CONNECTICUT

58

15

00

03

00

40

0

WESLEYAN UNIV

48

00

00

00

048

0

YALE UNIV

259

0200

00

00

059

0

TOTAL CONNECTICUT

365

15

200

00

30

0147

0

DELAWARE

UNIV OF DELAwARE

1010

TOTAL DELAWARE

10

10

DIST OF COLUMBIA

GALLAuDET COL

12

00

00

12

00

00

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV

27

00

00

27

00

00

.TOTAL DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

39

00

00

39

00

00

FLORIDA

FLORIDA STATE UNIV

35

00

00

00

035

0

UNIV OF FLORIDA

517

34

00

00

00

483

0

unity OF MIAMI

48

011

30

-

00

034

0

wily OF SOUTH FLORIDA

11

00

00

50

06

0

TOTAL FLORIOA

611

34

11

30

50

0558

0

GEORGIA

GEORGIA INST OF TECH

24

02

00

00

22

0

TABLE c-15 CONT00






GEORGIA

TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

DOD

HEM

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

UNIV OF GEORGIA

1,195

31

1,164

0

TOTAL GEORGIA

19219

31

01,186

0

HAWAII

OUIV OF HAWAII

77

23

40

50

TOTAL HAWAII

77

23

40

50

IDAHO

-6%.:Y, OF IDAHO

36

36

00

0

TOTAL IDAH6

36

36

00

0

ILLI

NO

IS


20

00

00

20

NORTHWESTERN UNIV

25

00

00

025

UNIV OF CHICAGO

310

0278

02

030

UNIV OF ILLINDIS-CHGO CIR

100

00

00

0100

UNIV OF ILLINOIS-MED CTR

40

00

40

0


519

41

352

04

0122

TOTAL ILLINOIS

978

41

630

010

0297

INDIANA

INDIANA UNIV-BLOOMINGTON

1,102

00

00

0-

00

1.102

0

PURDUE UNIV

134

56

00

00

0-0

78

0

UNIV OF NOTRE DAME

227

0195

00

00

032

0

TOTAL INDIANA

1.463

56

195

00

00

01,212

0

IOWA

UNIV OF IOWA

69

00

00

20

067

0

TOTAL IOWA

69

00

00

20

067

0

KANSAS

KANSAS STATE UNIV

124

35

77

00

00

012

0"4. Mr- 6011eAf

UNIV OF IOAHO

36

36

00

00

00

00

TOTAL IOAHO

36

36

00

00

00

00

ILLINOIS


20

00

00

00

020

0NORTHWESTERN UNIV

25

00

00

00

0- 25

0UNIV OF CHICAGO

310

0278

00

20

030

0UNSV OF ILLINOISCHGO CIR

100

00

00

00

0100

0UNIV OF ILLINOIS-MED CTR

40

00

04

00

00


519

41

352

00

40

0122

0TOTAL ILLINOIS

978

41

630

00

10

00

297

0

INDIANA

INDIANA UNIVBLOOMINGTON

1,102

00

00

00

01,102

0PURDUE UNIV

134

56

00

00

00

78

0UNIV OF NOTRE OAME

227

0195

00

00

032

0TOTAL INDIANA

1,463

56

195

00

00

01,212

0

IOWA

UNIV OF IOWA.

69

00

00

20

067

0TOFAL IOWA

69

00

00

20

067

0

KANSAS

KANSAS STATE UNIV

124

35

77

00

00

012

0UNIV OF KANSAS

26

015

00

11

00

00

TOTAL KANSAS

150

35

92

00

11

00

12

0

KENTUCKY

THOMAS MORE COL

57

00

00

00

057

0UNIV OF KENTUCKY

67

29

00

010

00

28

0UNIV OF LOUISVILLE

10

00

01

00

00

TOTAL KENTUCKY

125

29

00

011

00

85

0

%..#

LOUISIANA

CJI

LA ST UNIV

BATON ROUGE

TOTAL LOUISIANA

292

292

42

42

0 00 0

0 00 0

0 00 0

250

250

0 0

MAINE

UNIV OF MAINE ORONO

21

21

00

00

00

00

TOTAL MAINE

21

21

00

00

00

00

MARYLAND

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV

76

04

00

00

072

0UNIV OF MARYLAND

252

37

160

00

00

055

0TOTAL MARYLAND

328

37'

164

00

00

0127

0

MASSACHUSETTS

BOSTON UNIV

130

00

00

10

00

120

0CLARK UNIV

297

00

00

00

0297

0HARVARD UNIV

349

0203

0.0

00

0146

0MASS INST OF TECH

1,784

01,586

00

00

0198

0

:

-

TABLE c-35 CONTeD

FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS FOR R&D PLANT



(THOUSANDS oF 0OLLARS)

STATE AN0 INSTITuTION

MASSACHUSETTS

TOTAL

AGR

AEC

COM

000

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

NORTHEASTERN UNIV

10

00

00

00

010

0

TUFTS UNIV

23

00

00

00

023

0

WM OF MASSACHUSETTS

37

00

00

00

037

0

WOODS HOLE OCEAN INST

31

00

00

00

031

0WORCESTER POLYTECH MIST

220

00

00

00

0220

0

TOTAL MASSACHUSETTS

2.881

01,789

00

10

00

1.082

0

MICHIGAN

MICHIGAN STATE M4IV

280

45

197

00

16

00

22

0

UNIV OF MICHIGAN

601

0452

00

00

0149

0

WESTERN MICH UNIV

50

00

00

00

50

TOTAL MICHIGAN

886

45

649

00

16

00

176

0

MINNESOTA

UNIV OF MINNESOTA

194

0166

00

11

00

17

0

TOTAL MINNESOTA

194

0166

00

11

00

17

0

MIS

SIS

SIP

PI

UNIv OF MISSISSIPPI

15

00

00

00

015

0

TOTAL MISSISSIPPI

15

00

00

00

015

0

MISSOURI

uNIV OF MISSOURI COLUMBIA

119

00

00

80

0411

0

UNIV OF MISSOURI ROLLA

480

00

00

00

0480

0

WASHINGTON UNIV

93

00

00

00

093

0

TOTAL. MISSOURI

692

00

0o

eo

o684

0

MONTANA

MONTANA sTATE uNIv

13

00

00

00

013

0TOTAL MONTANA

13

00

00

00

013

0

MINNESOTA

UNIV OF MINNESOTA

194

0166

00

11

00

12

TOTAL MINNESOTA

194

0166

00

110

017

0

MISSISSIPPI

UNIV OF MISSISSIPPI

15

00

00

00

015

0

TOTAL MISSISSIPPI

15

00

00

00

015

0

MISSOURI

uNIV OF MISSOURI COLUMBIA

119

00

00

8o

0111

0

UNIV OF MISSOURI ROLLA

480

00

00

00

0480

0

WASHINGTON UNIW

93

00

00

00

093

0

TOTAL MISSOURI

692

00

00

80

0684

0

MONTANA

MONTANA STATE UNIV

13

00

00

00

013

0

TOTAL mONTANA

13

00

00

00

013

0

NEBRASKA

UNIV OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN

25

00

00

00

025

0

TOTAL NEBRASKA

25

00

00

aa

025

NEVADA

UNIV OF NEV RENO CAMPUS

15

00

00

00

015

0

TOTAL NEVADA

15

00

aa

a0

015

0

NEw HAMPSHIRE

DARTMOUTH COL

166

00

00

00

0166

0

uNIV OF N H DURHAM

88

00

00

00

00

TOTAL NEW HAMPSHIRE

174

a0

00

00

0166

0

NEN JERsEy

PRINCETON UNIV

147

034

00

00

o113

0

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY

29

21

00

00

00

8a

STEVENS INST OF TECH

13

013

00

00

0o

a

TOTAL NEW JERsEY

189

21

47

00

00

012

1a

NEW MEXICO

NEw MEXICO STATE UNIV

35

00

a0

00

035

0

UNIV OF NEW MEXICO

300

00

00

00

0300

0

TOTAL NEW MEXICO

335

00

00

00

0335

0

NEWYORK

COLUMBIA UNIV't

593

0340

00

31

00

222

0

CORNELL UNIV

56

47

90

00

00

0a

CUNY HUNTER COL

20

00

00

00

020

TA8LEC

CONT'D


NEWYORK

NEW YORK UNIV

POLYTECHNIC INST OF BKLYM

RENSSELAER POLYTECH INST

SUNY CENTRAL SYSTEMS

SONY ST U ALBANY

SUNY ST U STONY BROOK

SYRACUSE UNIV

UNIV OF ROCHESTER

YESHIVA UNIV

TOTAL NEW YORK

NORTH CAROLINA

DUKE UNIV

N C AGRIC G. TECH ST UNIV

N C STATE UMW AT RALEIGH

UNIV OF N C AT CHAP HILL

TOTAL NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH OAKOTA

NORTH OAKOTA STATE UNIV

UNIV OF NORTH DAKOTA

TOTAL NORTH DAKOTA

OH

IO CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV

KENT STATE UNIV

OHIO STATE UNIV

OHIO UNIV

TOTAL OHIO

OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV

UNIV OF OKLAHOMA

TOTAL OKLAHOMA

OREGON

noccnu cyArc "uv.

TOTAL

551 5

85 1

750 3

27

85730

2,978

250

175 7

17

449

36 1

37

40

22

54

252

368 i2

32

94 l

FEDERAL OBLIGATIONS FOR R&D PLANT

TO ALL'UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES BY

STATE, INSTITUTION, AND AGENCY, FISCAL YEAR

(TH(3USANDS OF DOLLARS)

AGR

AEC

CON

DOD

0451

00

05

00

080

00

00

00

00

00

03

00

00

00

0218

00

00

00

47

1,106

00

0201

00

00

00

70

00

00

00

7201

00

14

00

00

00

014

00

0

00

C0

00

00

54

00

00

172

00

54

172

00

27

00

00

00

027

00

0

1970, HEW 6 0 0 1 0 0 4 0

3072 0 0 -0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

INT

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

-

NASA

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

NSF

94 0 5 0

750 0

23

639 0

1,753 49

175 017

241

22 0

22

40

22 080

142

35

32

67

OTHER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

NORTH CAROLINA

DUKE UNIV

250

0201

00

00

049

0N C AGRIC L TECH ST UNIV

175

00

00

00

0175

0N C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH

7T

00

04

00

00

UMW OF N C AT CHAP HILL

17

00

00

00

017

0TOTAL NORTH CAROLINA

449

r201

00

00

0241

0

WIRTH OAKOTA

NaRTH OAKOTA STATE UNIV

36

14

00

00

00

22

0low OF NORTH OAKOTA

10

00

01

00

00

TOTAL NORTH OAKOTA

37

14

00

01

00

22

0

OHIO

CASE 4ESTERN RESERVE UNIV

40

00

00

00

040

0KENT STATE UNIV

22

00

00

00

022

0OHIO STATE UNIV

54

54

00

00

00

00

OHIO UNIV

252

0172

00

00

080

0TOTAL OHIO

368

54

172

00

00

0142

0

OKLAHOMA

OKLAIOMA STATE UNIV

62

27

00

00

00

35

0UNIV OF OKLAHOMA

32

00

00

00

032

0TOTAL OKLAHOMA

94

27

00

00

067

0

OREGON

OREGON STATE UNIV

151

11

64

00

00

076

0U OREGON MEOICAL SCHOOL

50

00

05

00

00

UNIV OF OREGON AT EUGENE

19003

40

00

14

00

989

0TOTAL OREGON

19159

11

64

00

19

00

1.065

0

PENNSYLVANIA

ALBRIGHT COL

35

00

033

0BUCKNELL:UNIV

395

00

0395

0DREXEL UNIVERSITY

498

00

0498

0LEHIGH UNIV

16

00

016

0NARY IMMACULATE SEM

COL

10

10

00


71

60

2C

00

SUSQUEHANNA UNIV

20

00

020

0SWARTHMORE COL

10

00

010

0TEMPLE UNIV

20

20

00


1,776

50

10

1.719

0UNIV OF PITTSBURGH

10

I0

00

0VILLANOVA UNIV

13

00

00

013

0TOTAL PENNSYLVANIA

29838

656

07

00

29706

0

RHODE ISLAND

UNIV OF RHODE ISLAND

226

70

00

00

0219

0TOTAL RHODE ISLANO

226

70

00

00

0219

0

SOUTH CAROLINA

CLEMSON UNIV

46

46

00

00

00

C.

0UNIV OF SOUTH CAROLINA

31

00

00

00

031

0TOTAL SOUTH CAROLINA

77

46

00

00

00

31

0

SOUTH DAKOTA

SOUTH OAKOTA STATE UNIV

33

33

00

00

00

00

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70TAL

AGR

(THOUSANDS

AEC

(DOLLARS)

CON

DOD

HEW

INT

NASA

NSF

OTHER

TOTAL SOUTH DAKOTA

33

33

00

00

00

00

TENNESSEE

GEORGE PEABODY COL TCHRS

30

00

03

00

00

UNIV OF TENN AT KNOXVILLE

745

75

119

00

50

0546

0

VANDERBILT UNIV

26

00

00

00

026

0

TOTAL TENNESSEE

774

75

119

00

80

0572

0

iND

TEXAS

=)

RICZ UNIv

40

00

00

00

040

0


69

00

00

00

069

0TEXAS A & M UNIV

145

66

79

00

00

00

0TEXAS TECH UNIVERSI:7

70

T0

00

00

00

UNIV OF HOUSTON

43

00

00

60

043

0UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

265

00

00

00

0265

0--


13

00

00

13

00

00

TOTAL TEXAS

582

66

86

00

13

00

417

0

"UTAH

UNIV OF UTAH

177

076

00

00

010i

0

TOTAL UTAH

177

076

00

00

0101

0

VERMONT

UNIv OF VERMONT

28

00

00

00

028

0

TOTAL VERMONT

28

00

00

00

028

0

VIRGINIA

HOLLINS CDL

20

00

02

00

00

ROANOKE COL

11

011

00

00

00

0

UNIV OF VIRGINIA

38

0o

o0

oo

038

0

VI_GINIA POLYTECHNIC INST

36

00

00

00

036

0

TOTAL VIRGINIA

87

011

00

2o

074

0

WASHINGTON

UNIV OF PUGET SOUND

80

00

0a

00

00

UNIV OF WASHINGTON

140

026

00

00

0114

0


24

024

00

00

00

0

ToTAL WASHINGTON

172

050

00

30

0114

0

IP"

iPA o o i

v

z Z 1

RICE UNIV


TEXAS A i 111 UMW


UNIV OF HOUSTON



TOTAL TEXAS

UTAH

UNIV OF UTAH

TOTAL UTAH

VERMONT

UNIV OF VERMONT

TOTAL VERMONT

VIRGINIA

HOLLINS COL

ROANOKE COL

UNIV OF VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INST

TOTAL VIRGINIA

WASHINGTON

UNIV OF PUGET SOUND

UMW OF WASHINGTON


TOTAL WASHINGTON

WEST VIRGINIA

BLUEFIELD STATE COL

WEST VIRGINIA UNIV

TOTAL WEST VIRGINIA

WISCONSIN

IMST OF PAPER CHEMISTRY

.LAWRENCE UNIV

UNIV OF WISCONSIN MADISON

-TOTAL WISCONSIN

WYOMING

UNIV OF WYOMING

TOTAL WYOMING

OUTLYING AREAS

PUERTO RICO

UNIV OF P R CE4 SYS*,

UNIV OF P R MAVAGUEZ

TOTAL PUERTO RICO

UNITED STATES TOTAL

40 69

145 7*3

26513

582

177

177

2828 21138

36

87 a

140

24

172

30

944

974

150

32

794

976 17

17 6270

132

27,573

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70

1,117

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76

76 0 0 011 o o11 o26

24

50 o o a 0 0

143

143 0 0

62 062

7,142

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0 0 0 0 6 01313 0 0 0 0 2 0 o o 2 a o o 8 o o o 0 01212 0 0 0 0 0

341

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0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o o o 0 0 o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

40 69 0 0

43

265 0

417

101

101

28 28 0 0

38 36

74 o

114 o

114 30

944

974

15032

639

821 0 0 0 0

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