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statements in the form of letters which I have given to
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Mr. Brooks. Now, I am not a lawyer, either, as Dr.
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i Zimmerman, and I am not a close student of the Maryland
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Constitution. My job was given to me as late as this
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afternoon and it is merely to present to you the state-
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ments of these two people, Mr. Beatty and Mrs. Crist who
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is the President of the Maryland Association of Boards of
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Education. You have them in front of you. You have the
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letter of Mrs, Crist to Mr. Brooks, and you also have the
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letter from Mr. Beatty to Mrs. Crist.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Was it Mrs. Crist who wrote
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the preamble?
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MR. STAPLETON: She comments on it, based on
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what Mr. Beatty had submitted to her after his first
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attendance at this Commission meeting.
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Now, I would like to say something about the
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Executive Committee of this Maryland Association of
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Boards of Education. First of all, it is a State organi-
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zation and the twenty-three boards of education are
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members and the State Board of Education and the Baltimore
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City Board of Education, and we have in our Executive
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