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THE CHAIRMAN: One last question, Mr. Raver.
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Just why do you think that the elimination of the clause
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that we have been discussing in Subsection (11) of Section
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52 would generate a negative attitude in the minds of many
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people toward the revision of the Constitution? Do you
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really think that this would, if the Commission came up
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with this kind of a recommendation, that the people would
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certainly in public education, would turn against the
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Constitution?
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MR. BOND: A whole idea of the Constitution?
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THE CHAIRMAN: Yes.
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MR. RAVER: I think they would because I think
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fear groundless or otherwise -- I personally don't think
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it is groundless, because I have indicated that I am con-
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cerned — but this is something for which the people of
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this State have been proud for many years. Let me give
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you one example of this. When we went from a biennial
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legislative session to an annual legislative session, in
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what, fifteen years ago —
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THE CHAIRMAN: 1948 --
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MR. RAVER: Close to twenty, eighteen years ago,
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