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tunity, 2438-2439; equal opportunity in

Religious freedom, 2058-2060, 2121-2130,

education, 2541-2542; executive branch

2150-2153

reorganization, 1481-1482; fractional

Removal, right of in prosecutions, 2344-

voting in House of Delegates, 550; free-

2345, 2349-2350, 2407-2427, 2462-2464,

dom of information, 2935; gubernatorial

2495-2502

appointment of judges, 1051; guberna-

Removal of public officers, 2623-2630. See

torial appointments, 2970; impeachment,

also Impeachment

2623; local government, 813; local school

Reserved powers, 2351-2352

boards, 2559; lotteries, 1721; militia, 328-

Residency requirements for voting, 1914-

330, 340-341, 353; natural resources, 751,

1916, 1952-1964, 2020-2022

757; non-judicial activities of judges,

Reter, Rev. Edward, invocation, 268-269

2799; post-Convention activities, 3294-

Rights of accused persons. See Accused

3295; proposed rules changes, 368; public

persons, rights of

education laws, 3123; referendum, 695;

Ritter, Del. Harold K., disqualification

separation of powers, 2355; state superin-

from officeholding, 2383; nomination

tendent, 2535; voting age, 1906-1907

and election as delegate, 177-178; non-

Punishment for crimes, 2061, 2265-2268

voting legislative agents, 589

Robey, Del. Frank C., Jr., collective bar-

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gaining, 3298-3299, comptroller, 1423-

1424; education, 2527-2528; post-Con-

Quillen, James (Convention reading clerk),

vention activities, 3295; public education

2807

laws, 3124-3125; treasurer, 1314

Robie, Del. Kathleen L., comptroller, 1288-

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1289; education, 2526-2527; governor's

salary, 3262-3263; local school boards,

Raley, Del. J. Frank, Jr., appellate courts

2553; state superintendent, 2536

nominating commission, 1074; attorney

Rose, Rev. Alphonse, invocation, 1214

general, 1344; composition of General

Rosenblatt, Rabbi Morris, invocation, 115

Assembly, 510; district court commis-

Rosenstock, Del. Benjamin B., administra-

sioners, 941; education budget, 1851-

tion of judiciary, 1158; agricultural land

1852; enactment of laws, 3103; equal op-

use, 2856-2857; appellate courts nominat-

portunity in education, 2537-2538; execu-

ing commission, 1072; assessment of

tive branch department heads, 1533-

farm land, 1783; attorney general, 1352;

1534; judicial term of office, 1117; legis-

court structure, 901; eligibility require-

lative reapportionment, 3257; local gov-

ments for judges, 1020; judicial compen-

ernment power to tax, 820; natural re-

sation, 1128; judicial retirement, 1123;

sources laws, 3115-3116; schedule of elec-

lawyer poll on judges, 1113, 2793; legisla-

tions, 2011; superior court functional di-

tive reapportionment, 3258

visions, 912; unicameral legislature, 440-

Rothenburg, Richard F. (Convention ser-

441

geant-at-arms), 2807

Reapportionment. See Legislative redis-

Rotrige, Rev. Henry, invocation, 362

tricting; Congressional redistricting

Rules Committee report, 5-7

Records, accessibility to public, 2476-2494,

Rules of Convention, 1948-1950

2502-2503

Rules, Credentials and Convention Budget

Redistricting. See Legislative redistricting;

Committee, on appointment of Conven-

Congressional redistricting

tion officers, 55-56; compensation for

Redistricting commission, 1544-1545, 1549,

absent delegates, 130-135; Convention

1553, 1557, 1584-1590, 2999

budget, 278-283; Convention expenses,

Referenda, local government, 796-802, 807-

261; committee votes, 311-314; fiscal

808

notes on proposals and recommenda-

Referendum, 644-669, 671-712, 724-732,

tions, 194; hearings on delegate propo-

2839-2840, 3284-3287

sals, 239-241; lobbyists before Conven-

Register of wills, 1201-1203

tion, 116-122; memoranda on disposition

Reinberger, Rev. Francis, invocation, 2750

of delegate proposals, 240-241; minority