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for their operation.
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Now, if they feel that they are being let go
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scott free, although we examine their budgets the same
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as we do any other budgets, perhaps they have a point, but
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I don't think they have a valid point because they could
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have eliminated a lot of hearings that they had and con-
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sidered the budget and brought it out on the floor at least
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ten days to two weeks earlier .
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DR. JENKINS: This has nothing to do with the
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Constitution but I don't see why these committees don't
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hold joint hearings.
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MR. RENNIE: Who were the people so vehement
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THE CHAIRMAN: Harry Hughes, Bill James and
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Rohey.
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MR. BOND: They were saying that perhaps the
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budget should be considered in the first sixty days and,
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if not, perhaps the session should be extended.
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MR. RENNIE: The sooner they passed the budget,
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the happier I would be, but unless this is changed, of course
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the Governor still has veto power over supplemental
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