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cut. Now it is true that the issue never spilled over so
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that it was exposed as a rank conflict that had to be
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resolved, but it just seems clear, as clear as crystal
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to me, reading this transcript and having been there that day,
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that these gentlemen were saying something that appears
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to be very different than your quotations of Dr. Zimmerman
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in your statement.
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DR. JENKINS: Mr. Sachs, I am going to not have
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the high opinion of you Dick has unless you say that these
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changes can be made only with the agreement of the State
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Superintendent. You are leaving, as I see it, you are
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leaving the impression that the governor can say, This is
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too much. You have got to cut it. He can say that, but
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they don't have to cut it. On Page 209 Mr. Perkins says,
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With their agreement.
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MX. SACHS: No question about that.
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DR. JENKINS: That is the key to the thing.
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MR. RAVER: You recall I mentioned that, this
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can be done without their consent. If they want consent,
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that is between the two of them.
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