24 /Constitutional Convention Debates

boards, 2558; lotteries, 3380; nomination

torian, 301-302, 371; lobbyists before

as first vice president and subsequent

Convention, 116-122; mace, 40-41; meet-

election, 33-34, 36; nomination as presi-

ings open to public, 11-12; minority re-

dent, 28-29; residency requirement for

ports, 205-209; nomination of officers,

voting, 1959; state indebtedness, 1809;

23; non-delegate officers, 2807; post-

transcript of General Assembly proceed-

Convention activities, 3293, 3296; presi-

ings, 3008; trial courts nominating com-

dent's address, 41-46; Public Informa-

mission, 1086; vote required for bill pas-

tion Committee created, 135-137; pro-

sage, 1620

posed rules, 70-78; rules adopted, 5-23;

Clarke, Del. Edward J., composition of

rules changed, 363-370; salary of Con-

General Assembly, 524, 534-535; length

vention employees, 18; seating of mem-

of General Assembly sessions, 632; mili-

bers, 19; temporary committee appoint-

tia, 325, 336, 338, 343-344, 349; redis-

ments, 1-2; vacancies in Convention

tricting commission, 1588; unicameral

membership, 157-164

legislature, 448-449

Constitutional Convention delegates, eligi-

Clayton, Rev. W.L., invocation, 1444

bility for holding other public offices,

Cleveland, Del. Richard F., unicameral leg-

2376-2379

islature, 453

Constitutional conventions, 2591-2608,

Code of ethics. See Ethics code

3022-3026, 3142-3151, 3155-3160

Collective bargaining, 2281-2309, 2313-

Consumer protection, 1204-1212, 1216-

2325, 2336-2340, 2903-2906, 2921-2926,

1229, 2364-2366, 2660-2664, 3386

3039-3061, 3297-3303

Controller. See Comptroller

Colleges and universities, 1476-1491, 2566-

Convention of the whole procedures, 319-

2573

320

Common law, 2611-2613

Cook, Rev. Halsey M., invocation, 205

Compensation of legislators, 3001-3002

Coroners, 1364-1365

Comptroller, 1264-1282, 1285-1292, 1294-

Corporate charters, 2649-2657, 2667-2674,

1301, 1355-1364, 1415-1430, 1447-1448,

3174-3176, 3363-3366

2963

Costain, Rev. Herbert S., invocation, 284-

Condemnation of private property, 2268-

285

2279, 2326-2336

Counsel to the governor, 2091-2096

Conflict of interest, 1660-1663, 3173-3174,

Counties, 2709-2733, 2742-2748, 2756-2761

3177-3180

County government, 3268-3271. See also

Congressional districts, 1654-1659

Local government

Congressional redistricting, 1600-1603,

County offices, 3272

2639-2646, 2658-2660, 2665-2667, 3012-

Court of Appeals, disputes in succession to

3013

office of governor, 2960-2961; number of

Constitution, State, effective date of,

judges, 905-908. See also Court struc-

2698-2701, 3027-3030. 3140-3141

ture; Judiciary

Constitution, U.S., supremacy of, 2344,

Court structure, 848-875, 878-879, 884-904

2350-2351

Credit, State, 1814-1815. See also Debt,

Constitutional amendment, 2583-2591,

State

3034-3036

Criminal cases, right of removal in, 2462-

Constitutional Convention of 1967-1968,

2464

agenda adopted, 40; appointment of

Criminal court juries, 2891-2894

committee members, 12-17, 18-19; ap-

Crock, Rev. John N., invocation, 3107

pointment of officers, 49-50, 55; budget,

Crowe, Rev. Raymond M., invocation, 255

278-283; committee votes, 286-295, 311-

Custis, Rev. Keith W., invocation, 318

314; compensation for absent delegates,

130-135; convention of the whole proce-

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dures, 319-320; delegate proposals,

239-241; election of officers, 10-11,

Dabrowski, Del. Edward, Jr., discrimina-

24-38; expenses, 261-264; governor's

tion, 2166-2167; position on Constitu-

proclamation calling Convention, 39; his-

tion, 3427; voting age, 1900-1901