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added, the school board must establish clearly at what point fees for services become involved.

“But where does this lead?" Miller asked. “If the time isn’t right to do it (expand the high school). I don’t see the point of spinning our wheels!"

Reeve and Lane both interjected that if the capital aMtlay it toieefe* discontinued, action to d'o so should have been taken months ago.

Situation Changed

By Cuts

The situation in the county changed in the past month, according to Miller. "For the first time, this school board has been treated like other school boards" said Miller in reference to the S89.100 cut from the proposed 1981-82 budget. "I'm not blaming the supervisors. I said I support them and 1 still do.” he added.

Eastham agreed that progress toward a capital improvements program should cease in light ot economic conditions and the mood of the county. He emphasized this was not a rejection of the construction project, claiming that he has yet to take a position either for or against expansion of

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