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going to be a very large reversion, the number of
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pupils has been estimated too high, so that there is
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going to be a very substantial sum; is it possible to
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amend the budget in such a way to use that money for
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any other purpose?
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MR. PERKINS; I imagine you could, sure, if
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it was approved by the Governor or the Attorney General
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if he had to rule on it, but it would not be done until
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almost at the end of the fiscal year, where all the
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counties have been paid and it could not be -- and it
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would have to be in excess of the money that Mr. Rennic
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uses as a reversion figure which we get -- when we do
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get that figure, we try to make a preliminary one
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around March or April, and then the final, and it would
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have to be after that. So, there probably wouldn't be
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much in there, anyway, but it could happen, yes; but, it
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would be after all of the commitments have been made
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and the money had been properly spent.
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MR. CASE: Does anyone else have any further
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questions on this particular section?
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DR. EARHART: Mr. Chairman, is the Commiittee
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