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0K ity o e Lev1 Hot se Plan Rvl The Times-Union Bureau ernment service since 1603. It "ing that"the building was the ST. AUJGUSTINE The was the first governor's man- "most important pne" the board of directors of the St. sion in Florida and the first Restoration C om mis sio n Augustine Restoration Com- governor's house,'KBrewer would undertake; said, "We mission Tuesday was given said. Just before it was deed- need to find some way to get an outline of a proposed ed to the commission. several financi g." $790,000 restoration of Govern- years ago, it was-psed as U:S. Borrowing'Considered ment House here, considered post office. ne thing wondered was one thing considered was to be "one of !the most impor- Brewer said, "No doubt it is the possibility of borrowing teant buildings to restore in the most important building from the Internal Improvethe country." 'in St. Augustine" and added ment Fund. Mrs. C. D. TowCommission E x e cut i ve that historians hav~ to d him ers suggested a fund-raising Decjort radley Brewer pre- it is "one of the or- project, but the board desented plais for the orn- tant buildings in ferred action until after the ment House restoration along e2.. cntr . ot state considers the budget. with a proposed $1.4-millin I enium Last year's budget of budget for the 19691 bien- fo we said, $995,000 was cut pbout-in half nium The building, records show, the funds. July 1, 969, > r haqsbeen iued.s'trictly in gov- Chairman H. E. Wolfe, not- through June 30, 1 a'i |