President. may I also point out. as I am sure Senators are aware. that language which goes into conference and is subject to conference scrutiny can be perfected. This is one of the functions of conference. If our colleagues in the other body can point out defects or omissions such as a reservation of a portion of funds for use of Indian children. or the children whose parents are migrants. this is an area which I feel sure would be given most careful consideration by the Senate conferees. Certainly. our past recommendations to the Senate as in title III ESEA. and in title I ESEA. have shown that our positions are not uniformly inflexible and rigid when the facts substantiate the case being made. I shall not dignify by comment the allegations made in the third and fourth paragraphs except to say that the record is clear on the bill. as in all bills which I have had the honor to manage in the Senate. that the senior Senator from Oregon and his colleagues on the committee on both sides of the aisle. have at all times striven to accord a fair hearing to administration viewpoints presented by responsible public officials.
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