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Page B8 Sports N.C.A.A. PRESIDENT FAVORS BIGGER GRANTS FOR ATHLETES The N.C.A.A. president, Mark Emmert, said he supported a proposal that would let conferences increase grants to athletes by about $2,000, a move that critics say would escalate the financial disparity in college sports.

Still another option would be to use the added revenue to increase grants for road maintenance in cities and states.

According to ActionAid, the US should increase grants to $67.5bn a year and the EU to $36.9bn.

The proposal would increase grants to the neediest students and allow those grants to rise slightly above the inflation rate, an effort to keep pace with tuition increases.

A Congressional proposal to increase grants by taking expenses out of the 5percentt calculation was beaten back by a wide range of foundations, who argued that the change would slowly put them out of business.

Emmert fired up the debate Monday by testifying to the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletes, that he supported a proposal to let conferences increase grants to student-athletes by $2,000.

The Lay Faculty Association now expects the same salary increase granted to the larger union.

But he added that his union now fully expected to receive the same salary increase granted to the Federation of Catholic Teachers, whose contract has yet to be ratified by its full membership.

But the remaining 7.5percentt of the increase granted by the state will result from a revamping of the company's six-tier system that will place many drivers into higher-paying tiers based on their driving records.

FASEB predicts that because NIH plans to increase grant budgets at rates below biomedical inflation, both new and ongoing projects will suffer.

"We feel strongly that if we can increase grant size... principal investigators will spend the money on graduate students, undergraduate students, and postdoctoral fellows," Colwell continued.