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how can it be complete?
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THE CHAIRMAN: Well, you better ask him.
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I don't know the answer to that.
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MR. DONAHO: That's the point I am. raising.
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I happen to know in other States, unless you define the
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treasury and define it broadly, people will get out from under
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of the tent, and maybe this is hov; you guys have gotten out
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from under the tent.
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THE CHAIRMAN: It could very well be.
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MR. BOHD: Certainly, speaking for the Welfare
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Department, we want to stay under the tent because all the
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Federal Government can do now, they can either cuf off all
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funds or they've got to let it all go ahead. Whereas, if
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we were under the special funds program, they would be
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saying, you've got to do this, do that.
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THE CHAIRMAN: All right, anything else?
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MR. DONAHO: I think anything else I have to
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say is self-explanatory in the particular notes that I have
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made on the various sections. Section 13 —
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MR. BOND: On Section 6, you don't feel that the
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Public School System should be a sacred cow? Is that what
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