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the State and the Treasurer. Would you change, then, the
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composition of the Board of Public Works, or would you
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leave it with the Governor, the Comptroller and the
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Treasurer?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: Well, I think the Board of Public
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Works of the State now should be reorganized, and I hope
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the Constitution might provide for that.
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MR. ENEY: How would you reorganize it?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: Well, we are now being bur-
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dened with so many trivial matters that come before the
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Board. The membership of the Board could well be establish
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with a three-member Board. I think maybe that the legis-
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lative branch of the government should be represented on
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the Board of Public Works as a minority member, and then I
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think either the State Treasurer, or the State Comptroller,
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or the Attorney General might be the third member; I am
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not sold on which of the three, and then the responsibility
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of the Board of Public Works, I think, have reached a time
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now — for instance, the Board of Public Works met last
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Friday, a week ago tomorrow, v; e started at 10 o'clock in
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the morning, and we didn't finish the work of the Board
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