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religion, race, color, ancestry or national original.
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"It immediately is obvious that Section 20 is
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directly applicable to one of our major concerns and it
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might be that we could think of similar language for
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insertion in the Maryland Constitution as revised."
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MR. BROOKS: Mr. Chairman, I would like to
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make a statement for the record that the suggestions
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referred to in the letter which was sent out from my
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office, which I mailed were not necessarily my sugges-
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tions. I may or may not concur in some of those recom-
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mendations, but I do want it pointed out that they were
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simply a listing of the recommendations being discussed
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by the Commission back in March and the statements
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tonight are pertinent to this discussion, although those
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suggestions, for instance, that the letter addressed
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itself to that were just presented a few moments ago,
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which speak of my recommendations, those are not neces-
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sarily my recommendations.
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MR. GENTRY: I would like everyone to take
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this, being an informal hearing and" I really think we
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let Mel here off the hook a little too easily; I know
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