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money, if there were any surplus;, would not revert?
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: That reverts, too. For
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instance, you set up your staff according to salaries.
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If you don't employ a staff member, that salary accumu-
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lates and reverts to the State treasury. The State is
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not losing money by this system at all.
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MR. SMITH: As I understand your answer to
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Mr. Eney's question, if one county comes up short, the
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money automatically reverts, although the money was
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appropriated on the basis of the total State estimate.
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Can you move it from one county to another?
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: Let me ask these fellows.
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DR. EARHART: Yes. The total amount of ^one-
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available for State aid can be applied to State aid in
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any of the twenty-four districts. In other words, if
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there is one high and one low, it cay be balanced.
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MR. SMITH: If there are 50,000 less pupils
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in the total estimate, then that money reverts to the
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State treasury and cannot be used for any other purpose
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or any other shortage, or to balance a shortage some-
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where else?
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