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1	University of Washington, he said I was attempting to
2	perpetrate upon that State a new concept of public adminis-
3	tration, namely that there were three branches in the
4	government; and I said, veil, I had examined the government
5	of the State of Washington and I found out to ray satisfac-
6	tion that there were three branches of the government and
7	that I did not find the University of Washington the
8	judicial branch, nor did I find it in the legislative
9	branch and, therefore, I could only conclude it was in
10	the executive branch and, therefore, I assume that the
11	institutions of higher learning and the public school
12	people are in the executive branch.
13	I assume also, I think with some correctness,
14	that is probably where the people would like to see them
15	remain, unless you want to go the California route and
16	create a fourth branch of the government, and this I advise
17	you against. Now, if you do decide to permit the General
18	Assembly to increase the Governor's budget, then you've
19	got to give him corresponding authority to allot. I don't
20	think you want to leave this to his inherent constitutional
21	prerogatives, unless you are going to have as strong a