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minutes to Delegate Fornos.
DELEGATE FORNOS: Thank you.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Fornos.
DELEGATE FORNOS: Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Fellow delegates, much emotion surrounds the problem
with which we are confronted at the moment. Certainly I
hope we can isolate the motion and try to analyze the
issues which confront us in the decision of whether
Maryland moves in the 20th Century or whether it continues
to retain governmental arms which are best suited for the
19th century.
I submit to you that one of the reasons that
the legislature continually sends to the Board of
Public Works functions is the failure on the part of
the legislature to act and to create agencies of govern-
ment which will suit modern tools of management, a
reason why today we still have the board of Public Works
deciding state property transactions,from fountain
pens to road construction programs,for disposal of lands
which was purchased and never used by the state. This
is because we have not established a property disposal