11 financially. Teneany Ae fommittee has any funds until this “| we Stokes De A em. Chaixmar, As that applies to ‘select committees ; { ° general resolution is passed. - | standing committees I can. understand: having. to” “be funded in that = | way, ‘put how about select committees? _ * HL The vesolution applies To all commi fees. SO po ~ a a Mr. Howarth. Webi; -it—is—in—the-wesolution: reas | | Ss 7 | happencdzouchtisarrgmamisiinischowenveshadsamprobieny=s you will yO Problem we Mad . = S585 remember. the. fdusteyensy, last year, when: we were ‘restricted eee our Jeve/. ef expenditure, until we received our . J. ¢ iL to about $83,000 _Esneany~itwdoes~covermalimconmitteesr===S0, . a ct permanen? kandi ing. Of course. we wowld have wr be re- ~tréateds i =: | thanthingai-smiervoubdehesiontonbeaczeatedaagainebiiveranymother a me . Phat is dones ee oe = an committe put Once Heme TEBERESECED we would come “under the | = h . $ 2 | general funding resolution. | eg (Sikes | Oo | @ = 13 | Eide Chairman, Anything further? oS | _ 4 . . : I = | = 4 Mr. Fauntroy? 7 Boo 4 ae = is | Mr. Fauntroy. Mr. Chairman, I am not sure that this is fei \ = ig | the point at which you would want to consider some amendnents, a 7 | but I have now had- an opportunity to look over ‘this pudget | = 1a | and I would agree with counsel that it is razor thin, but in | an 7 = 19 | that regard, we certainly have to commend the staff for the ¢ a 2! | staff so that we come in at this level, but I think that it | 20 || very tasteful way it handled the very difficult task of reducing | | tis perhaps: too razor thin a budget to- take forth at this time, | | | 3 | and particularly in light of some of the things - that I am | concerned about in the King investigation. I feel we need } 1a little more latitude for some contingencies, and therefore I, . BY ALDERSON REFORTING COMPANY, INC. Docld: 327766682 Page 12 -
12. would simply recommend and will make a motion at ‘the appropriate vee |e add, oh, a. $60, 000 contingency fund, that would bring’ yo a it up to $750,000 and would afford us Some latitude to carry @ | out what appeared to to me to be potentially y productive follow-u up ' : "5 | leads that we are now continuing to pursue. ; p c: é | | G7 wx. Blakey. That would be very useful, Mr. ‘Pauntroy 7 = 7 | obviously wh: what. we don" t Spend we will give back. . This |. & 2 | fommitee has a. unique. history. of) cin fact, ‘not t spending money | . 3 4 | given ¢ to se We ‘turned cg $450, 000 the first session, and poaiae there is a little flexibitity | in. “the 2 budget, that shouldn't Boi | cause a any J trowbies EB af Mr. Sawyer. Why not make it $100, 000 so we go $790, soon | © z 13 I don't 2 like those round figures Like $750,000. You never bily z 4) legal bills that way. “It always rooks too arbitrary. . = a Mr... “Fauntroy. LL would have no “objection to that. I suspect = 1s) that | once our submission isn fade, those of our: detractors | in ao 4 17 | the pz press will say” it is more than a. halt? million ‘dollar ; ce : | request. Tf it got up to. $750,000, they would say three-quarters = we a million. So $790,000 wouldn't make much difference. | 2 | Stokes | | = . | Eire Chairman, And they are probably. going to cut us some cee reer: so I think that whatever the fonmittes feels is appro- | : © gx 22 priate ought to be entered as the budget figure. oo a Mr. Blakey. I might add, Mr. Chairman, this budget was > ~ ‘not. framed with a notion that there was need to cut it, as j indeed, the last budget. was not framed with the notion that there i TING COMPANY, i a Docld: 32266682 Paye 13 ALDERSON REPORTING Cor INC.
13 owas. room. to cut it. . a Stok Kes ow. GD) sie ghaimai, As | I say, with the realization ‘that this is) aq a barebones budget, “your: figure of $690, 000, I think Mr. Fauntroy 45° is. right and Mr. Sawyer, we ought | to “have some: “leeway for - 3 3 ii some contingencies. . a 6 - Mr. Fauntroy. If it is therefore appropriate, Mr. chairman, = 7 jr rg will move ‘that. we add the contingency item of #100,! 000 to | . e 3 a the budget, proposed by staff. | | Stpkes . | oe , oo? i ame = Chatemenf You are talking about a total figure of od. eu i | Mr. Fauntroy. We are talking about a total figure of ® e i i The Chaizman(. Is there any discussion? | 2 | If not, then. the flerk will call the roll. : = 1s Mrs ‘Ford. This | is on the $790, 000? It is on the 7 J | $790,000 rather than the additional? ms Se SIokes pe en Chairman}. The motion is for a total figure of | S 4 fc ! ! : | = 3 | $790,000 for the submission of the budget. a) i . = so! - | & ‘9 | Ms. Berning. Mr. Stokes. = - = 39 4 Soles a oo mae Bie Chairman, Aye. me ; a | a tS i Ms. Berning. Mr. Devine. © yn 7 | Xo response. ] i | MAR. Berning. Mr. Preyer. | 24. | ” | [No response. | | a i Ms. Berning. Mr. McKinney. SMPANY, INC. (e) 2 Docld: 32266682 Page 14. .- ALDERSON REPORTING
ode w nw ; "tn ™t 202". (202) S5N-2305 id MASUTHGTON , REVORTLES. BUT LD ENG , Td 1s is a \7 = a a ts = 13 a = 19 ~ bod - S 26 real all BEE Sa 34 LS « A b Docld: 32266662 Pa ihe 7 Ge Ys. Berning, _Mr. Fauntroy.. Ms.. Mr. Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. Ms. Mr. zise Ms.. Fauntroy. Aye. response. ] ‘Berning. Mrs. Burke. _response.} Berning. Mr. Sawyer. Sawyer. AYE. . | / Berning. Mr. Dodd. respons. 7] Fithian. Aye. - 14 response, | Berning. ‘Mr. Thone. Berning. Mr. Ford. Ford. Pass. Berning.. Mr. Fithian. Berning. Mr. Edgar. Edgar. No. Berning., Four yeas, one no, and one pass. Blakey. Mr. Chairman, I would suggest it might be appropriate to take that vote over. Sfokes Chairman. All right, then without objection, the - previous. vote will be expunged from the record, and the clerk will call the roll. Berning. Mr. Stokes. SfoKes Wire Chairman), Aye. ALDERSON REPOSTING COMPANY, INC.