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ally deprived. That student does have the right, but under

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equal opportunity, lie would not get it. He needs

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additional opportunity, and I suggest to you that the

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language that we are attempting to expunge from this par-

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ticular Article is language that must not go in. It

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will do the reverse of that which we want. We do want,

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and I am sure all educations wants to develop to a maxi-

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mum the individual's potentials.

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Let us leave the Constitution free to do that,

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with whatever expense, whatever necessary, and whatever

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program the Board of Education sees fit to implement.

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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Wheatley -- I am sorry,

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you are reserving your time. Delegate Lord. Delegate

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Lord, you have four minutes remaining; Delegate Wheatley,

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you have a little less than six minutes remaining.

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DELEGATE WHEATLEY: Mr. Chairman, I had omitted

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one of the scheduled people on our scheduled time, Dr.

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Pullen for three minutes.

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THE CHAIRMAN: Very well. Delegate Pullen.

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DELEGATE PULLEN: Mr. Chairman, I am a little

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disturbed by the discussion because I am sure that everybody