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that northern crossing of the Chesapeake Bay. I would
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expect Kent County would become from a relatively, small
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population area to a great population area as that Bay
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Bridge opens on the other side of the Chesapeake.
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Whether or not that would cause any continued
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amendments to the Constitution is what I was saying, You
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don't agree they're going to shift over there?
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THE CHAIRMAN: No, but I had a feeling the
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Bay Bridge would get into this discussion today. Now
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that it has come in, I think we all feel a little relievet
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that that has been taken care of.
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MR. HARVEY: : Let me ask a question.
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If I understand you correctly, Senator James, you feel
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if you are going to have a home rule situation as
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described here, that that would tend more towards
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districts as far as legislative representation is con-
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cerned and you would not have the county line?
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SENATOR JAMES: As 1 interpret it, you are
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interpreting this as districts more and more all the time
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and you are becoming bolder in seizing legislative
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prerogatives in drawing district lines, and the recent
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