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one time .
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MR. NOSSEL: In O'Conor's second term, as I
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recollect, he never did send down the nomination, but the
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Legislature elected, reelected Mr. Miles without a Governoi
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nomination.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Then in KcKeldin's second term,
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there was quite a run on Miles by somebody from the Easterr
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Shore. I forget who it was now.
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: Curley Byrd was a candidate
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at one election we had.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Who was the candidate in Ted
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McKeldin's second administration?
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MR. HOFF: Salisbury, he came from Salisbury.
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: Avery Hall was the Governor's
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candidate and Curley Byrd was the other candidate or
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Hooper Miles, and the Legislature went along with Hooper
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Miles. They felt he did a gocd job.
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MR. MINDEL: Do you feel as strongly about having
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the State Treasurer as a constitutional officer as you do
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the Comptroller, in view of what we have said here?
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MR. GOLDSTEIN: Well, also in this Report here,
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