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it is used as threat, and picturing the State in financial
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stress, something has to give way, the schools should
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be last.
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MRS. BOTHE: And you feel, then, that it
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should remain in the Constitution so that the schools will
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be last?
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GOVERNOR LANE: I think it ought to be studied
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by this Committee, but I don't think that they ought to
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have an arbitrary stand one way or the other, but I think
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that the Education Department should be reasonable enough
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if the objection is raised automatically to be willing to
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try to straighten it out so it will be able to work in
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cases of emergency.
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MR. BOND: Governor Lane, you, in discussing
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the removal of department heads and the power of the
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Governor to appoint, you said you had some reservation
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about a completely unrestricted power being vested in the
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Governor to remove and appoint.
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Do you think that by making the various boards
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that are advisory that are connected with these departments
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advisory boards, that that would be enough of a limitation
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