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has already been done. May I simply say in summary that
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I recommend that the Commission, in its deliberations
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concerning the necessity for revision of the Constitution
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of Maryland, proceed with extreme, deliberate caution.
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In other words, we may have more to lose than gain.
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I am thinking more of where you go from here. You see
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the constitutional convention, legislative enactment,
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referendum and so on, and then, of course, finally, I
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have made some suggestion here for minimal change to
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bring these documents in line with present day needs in
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the program of education which is necessary in Maryland
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today, and I do thank you for your patience at this late
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hour .
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THE CHAIRLADY: We thank you. Is Mrs. Romoser
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or Mrs. Bull from the Parent-Teachers Association here?
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MRS. A. K. ROMOSER: I am Mrs. Romoser. Mrs.
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Bull is also here.
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THE CHAIRLADY: You are both perfectly wel-
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come to make remarks, if you both have some, or take your
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choice.
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MRS. ROMOSER: Speaking for the Maryland
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