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MR. DONAHO: In other words, you purposely
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overbudget?
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: Not necessarily. We use the
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figures and we even refine the figures that the State
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Departnent issues .
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THE CHAIRMAN: It's like a power company. They
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have to have a reserve, as a power company does. You figure
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ten per cent in reserves.
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: You don't do that unless it
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is justified vzhen the time has come to spend it, and that
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is not until the end of the year. I would assume that
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under the other program that he has advocated, that if you
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didn't have a formula and you didn't have as many children
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show up as you anticipated, you could still turn the
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money over to the local units to spend and you would have
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no surplus?
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MR. DONAHO: Mo. What you do with it is it
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goes back to the Governor's Contingency Fund and, in this
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case, there is a $500,000 contingency.
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: This is dangerous.
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MR. DONAHO: In nany States, the Governor sits
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