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you feel more secure this way.
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: Once you are one of his
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staff members, you owe a support to him, although you
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would certainly want to feel free to point out changes,
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if you think they were wholesome and good and I think a
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Governor would want that.
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MRS. FREEDLANDER: Yes, but that is not
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usually the path you take. I am talking about your
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staff doesn't take that path usually. Your staff goes
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to the legislature. For instance, if Mr. Sartorius
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were here, he would go to the Baltimore delegation of
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the legislature, and this is what he does when —
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: If he wants local legis-
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lation for his schools.
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MRS. FREEDLANDER: Even if he wants it for
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the State Board, he goes to the Baltimore delegation.
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I mean, that is the procedure as I have watched it.
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DR. SENSENBAUGH: I think you are quite
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right.
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MRS. BOTHE: I wonder if we could go back
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briefly to Section 52 of Article 3, es to the real
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