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The Cordele Dispatch
Cordele, Crisp County, Georgia
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The Neill bill, requiring centralization of all public funds in Georgia's state treasury, passed the Senate with amendments and was sent back to the House; estimated to save the state $60,000 annually.
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ATLANTA, Ga., August 9-(AP)-
The Neill bill requiring centralization of all public funds in the state treasury was passed in the senate today and sent back to the house for concurrence in two amendments.
As amended Representative Neill of Muscogee county, author of the measure, estimated the bill would save the state about sixty thousand dollars annually. In its original form the bill probably would have saved the state one hundred thousand he said. The senate amendment made exceptions in the cases of the department of game and fish and the department of forestry.
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Atlanta, Ga.
Event Date
August 9
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bill passed in senate with two amendments; sent to house for concurrence; estimated annual savings of $60,000 (originally $100,000); exceptions for departments of game and fish and forestry.
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The Neill bill requiring centralization of all public funds in the state treasury was passed in the senate today and sent back to the house for concurrence in two amendments. As amended, Representative Neill of Muscogee county, author of the measure, estimated the bill would save the state about sixty thousand dollars annually. In its original form the bill probably would have saved the state one hundred thousand, he said. The senate amendment made exceptions in the cases of the department of game and fish and the department of forestry.