To the effect that he had almost four times as many people in his office to manage the 8 or 10 percent of the money that came in from the Federal Government than he did to manage the 90 percent-plus of the money that came from the State government for education?
T. Gorton: “To the effect that he had almost four times as many people in his office to manage the 8 or 10 percent of the money that…”
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Discussing the allocation of resources for education funding.
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