On the recordMarch 20, 2003
I do not fight for my State, and I do not fight for funds for higher education in Indian country, to see it become concentrated in one place under some quirk of a rule of titles.
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Conrad Burns
I do not fight for my State, and I do not fight for funds for higher education in Indian country, to see it become concentrated in one place under some quirk of a rule of titles.
Senator Burns discusses funding allocation for Indian education.
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I think over time we should keep reinforcing it, and eventually get to a Category 5. That way we can spread the cost out over time.
To fight this enemy that's a taxicab driver in the daytime but a killer at night.
We may have a little discussion about that later on, but we will try and work our way through it.
You have wonderful staff. They have been very cooperative in working our way through this.