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DR. JENKINS: Wait, I want Dick to hear this.
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THE CHAIRMAN: I am listening to him.
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DR. JENKINS: This confuses me, and he has a
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legal background.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Co ahead, Milson.
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MR. RAVER: We have been advised that as long as
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that provision stays in the Constitution, it would not be
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possible for some board, maybe even the State Board of
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Education, I don't know, to have a great deal of pressure
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brought on it to have some of these funds transferred to
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private or parochial schools. This is what happened in the
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previous days, of the old acadamies. The State funds were
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political pressure people.
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DR. JENKINS: I am referring to the term, the
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Public School Fund, which to my lay mind, if there is not
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such a fund, it is an archaic provision.
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MR. RAVER: The terminology is.
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DR. JENKINS: Would you recommend some other
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wording?
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MR. RAVER: I think it would be a lot clearer
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if you were to say the funds appropriated for education
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