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a unique experience. During the last eight years, you
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have had the distinguished Governor Rockefeller, who
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has had an elected Attorney General, Lefkowitz, and an
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elected Comptroller, Arthur Levy a good friend of mine.
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In California, you hove had a Democrat; Governor Brown.
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In eight years you had Allan Cranston, State Comptroller,
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and Bert Betz as State Treasurer.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Is the Comptroller elected in
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California?
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: Yes, sir.
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THE CHAIRMAN: And in New York?
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: And in New York, the two big-
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gest States. California elected not only the Governor,
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Lieutenant-Governor , Secretary of State, Attorney General,
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Treasurer and Comptroller, Superintendent of Public In-
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struction, and a Board of Equalization, consisting of four
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members . In Hew York, they elect the Governor, Attorney
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General and the State Comptroller .
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MR. ENEY: Do those two States have executive
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budgets , do you know?
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: As far as I know, they do.
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