Not only did I question the propriety of these actions. but Governor Reagan did also. and when the CCCD requested a $109.000 refunding grant. the Governor vetoed it. This he did by utilizing section 209(c). Soon thereafter. however. an organization called the Central California Action Associatesit will be noticed that they have substituted an "A" for one "C" and an "A" for one "D"-requested more than $3 million for an adult migrant education program to cover an eight county area and to be funded under title IIIB. Not only was it disturbing to note that the application submitted by the CCAA for such funding contained little description of the consistency of the adult migrant education program it was to encompass. but also that the directors of the CCAA were exactly the sameto the manas the board of directors of the CXIII- 1755Part 21 CCCD. which no longer functioned. This was obviously an action to circumvent the veto of the Governor. The Governor. of course. had no say in approving or refusing this new grant. since it was a title IIIB program.