Final Report of the Committee of 25 to the 1965 Wisconsin Legislature, Volúmenes1-3Legislative Council, 1965 |
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additional administrative adult agencies aid districts amount assistance average budget building capita changes CHAPTER child colleges commission Committee Committee of 25 constitutional continue coordinating correctional costs costs per ADM debt department of public dependent direct distributed effect elementary equalized established Estimated executive existing expenditures federal finance fiscal flat formula funds grants Health high school higher education highway increase institutions instruction Integrated legislative legislature levy limit major ment mental mental hospitals Michigan mill Milwaukee needs operating organization patients Percent percentage period personal income planning policies population present problems projects public welfare pupil pupil-teacher ratio Rank received recommends relief requirements resident revenues school districts served shared shows Source staff subcommittee Table teachers tion transportation units valuation various Wisconsin
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