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than Welfare or health or roads or forests and parks, con-
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servation, nil the other State services that exist, is
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that right?
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MS. RAVER: I would think it would be clear that
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I am not in position to answer; if this were a case where ,
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for instance, a judge removes himself from the Bench, if
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he is close to the situation, I am not in position to
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decide whether .these other services ought to be given some
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kind of protection. Maybe they ought. I don't know.
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MR. SACHS: That is the problem this Commission
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has. They do have to make that judgment.
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DR. JENKINS: Hot to put words in Mr. Raver's
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mouth at all, because he is competent to put his own words
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there, but this is precisely the issue, whether education
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is something special, something important, and the whole
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history of our country and in the other States and in this
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State is the effort to remove the schools from political
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considerations. We do find -- I can't cite chapter and
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verse, but our researcher could do it, that in many other
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States, they do not have the controls that Maryland has
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that the governor and the Legislature do enter into the
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