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again from the legislature. This is the only point
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I'm making, that it is the legislature and this ties
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in with the question I was directing to Dr. Sensenbaugh
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on the over-all thing. Isn't this the real reason or
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one of the real reasons why you feel that the State
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Superintendent ought to be answerable to the Hoard and
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not to the Governor, that it is a part of this whole
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philosophy that education, the system of education,
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the money for education is not sn executive but a
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legislative function? Isn't that the real reason?
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: It ties up more closely
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with the people than with a single head of the govern-
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ment.
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MR. BROOKS: This is why I would ask, if
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that is the case, if we are not to the point where we
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want to consider a fourth branch, because the legis-
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lature is not in a position to administer this function
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if it be a legislative function, and therefore there
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has got to be sore more direct line of responsibility
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recognized, with a full time administration, if it is
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not to be the Governor who has full administrative
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