Compromise Offered In University of Pikeville Debate

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Updated: 3/05/2012 11:47 pm
Backers of a plan to bring the University of Pikeville into the state system are now offering a compromise idea.

The plan, from Speaker Greg Stumbo, Representative Leslie Combs, and Pikeville President Paul Patton, would allow high school graduates from a 16-county area -- who have earned 60 college credit hours -- to be eligible for a grant at a public or private college. This would be funded by coal severance taxes and private donations.

All three say this plan achieves the goal of giving a college education to more people in the region.
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