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1	MR. HOFF: Those figures come from the
2	State Department of Assessment and Taxation.
3	DR. EARHART: Yes.
4	MR. CASE: And the Comptroller's office,
5	for income.
6	MR. HOFF: Yes.
7	MR. CASE: May I ask this question? If the
8	Cooper-Hughes Plan had been adopted, am I correct in
9	saying that the so-called Morton formula which you are
10	now working on would no longer have been used, but
11	there would have been substituted for it a provision
12	under the Cooper-Hughes Plan, or would this still have
13	continued?
14	DR. SENSENBAUGH: This would still continue.
15	DR. EARHART: It would still continue.
16	DR. SENSENBAUGH: With some revisions in it.
17	MR. CASE: Any further questions? Dr.
18	Sensenbaugh, I have one further question. You started
19	out by saying we were perhaps lost in a sea of semantic
20	So, I should like to get back and row in those waters
21	a little bit.