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by the public by inserting it, not to put in a provision
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that doesn't belong there, and I ask youto delete it
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completely and make no reference to it in the new
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Constitution.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Thank you, Mr. Pressman.
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Senator Hoff?
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MR. HOFF: No questions.
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THE CHAIRMAN: I only have one or two,
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Mr. Pressman. The first is this. I take it the main
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thrust of your presentation here this afternoon is that
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the prohibition against a lottery is just not of
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Constitutional proportion, that it doesn't belong in the
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Constitution because that kind of a controversial issue,
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which is one that really should be decided by the repre-
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sentatives of the people, ought to be left to their
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decision.
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MR. PRESSMAN: That is right.
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THE CHAIRMAN: And you are really not arguing
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the question of whether or not a lottery in and of itself
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or vel non is a good idea or bad idea here today. We
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know how you stand on it.
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