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13,549
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was so low that in that first year of my teaching experience
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I had to stay with my parents because I could not afford
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otherwise.
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Collective bargaining would perhaps have improved
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the teaching situation in Baltimore City much sooner than
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it has been. So I have mixed emotions about this situation
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we now face in the Convention, but I hope you understand
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the strong feelings that the proponents of the collective
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bargaining measure have and the great step they are taking
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today to help save this Constitution.
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I am not sure at this time that what we have
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gained is not a Pyrrhic victory, but that will only be
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brought to bear come May 14.
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As a history teacher I find some self satisfactio
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and some answers by searching in history and I am sure that
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Benjamin Franklin on the last day of the Federal Convention
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of 1787 must have had to do a lot of soul searching on that
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occasion.
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I find some assistance in his words and so I
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would like to close with a portion of the address Benjamin
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Franklin had written but was too old and feeble to deliver
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