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although I certainly have overlooked it in the course of
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going through these questions, that we might also give
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some consideration to the question of whether municipal --
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and with the permission of Mr. Ratchford, 1 might say
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subject to his comment -- county-state conflicts, because
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there are certain areas in which such conflicts exists,
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in fact, and this is perhaps something that night be a
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matter of concern.
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THE CHAIRMAN: I might say, Mrs. Freedlander
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is absent today, and I want to more or less acquaint the
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other members of the Committee, and I would also like to
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have your comments, Mr. Ratchford, in a few minutes, when
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we touch upon this question of conflicts between munici-
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palities-county, county-state and going back to some of
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the points we were touching upon a little earlier, there
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comes a time when the appreciation of some central unit,
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commission, district, department or some centralized
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agency becomes almost a necessity, both from the point of
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view of providing services and for the resolving of con-
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flicts and for the progress point of view.
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I think we ought to include either as an
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