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MR. RAVER: Then I would suggest you had better
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get them off the program instead of stopping me from say-
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ing what the program said.
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MR. BROOKS: The point is, the program is not
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to represent the work of the Commission in any way.
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MR. RAVER: If they are all there --
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MR. BROOKS: They are not all there. The Citi-
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zens Committee, for instance, is not to transmit the work
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product of the Commission to the people of Maryland.
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DR. JENKINS: This does show a problem of com-
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munication.
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MR. BROOKS: We really haven't had much of
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this problem.
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DR. JENKINS: It is something to think about.
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MR. BROOKS: We stay away from this problem.
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THE CHAIRMAN: I might say I think the statement
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is now in the public domain, because it has been given to
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the Committee, and I think that Mr. Raver is voicing a
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genuine concern here on his part with respect to the pos-
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sible future of the referendum on the Constitution, calling
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of a Constitutional Convention itself. Now, Mr. Raver
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