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Southern Maryland, you're going to have Anne Arundel
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County with the bulk of the population. In Western
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Maryland you will have — the theory is do we want all
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the power vested in Annapolis or do we want to retain --
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MR. ENEY: What do you think?
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SENATOR CURRAN: Personally, I feel, and I
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may be labeled whatever it might be labeled, I prefer it
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not be localized.
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DELEGATE MANDEL: I want to be practical on
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some of these things. Do you want to adopt a new
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Constitution? By that I mean, if you're going to tear
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everything apart, you are not going to adopt anything.
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MR. CLAGETT: It is very important to hear
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your comments, and we are and have been very carefully
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considering these points, both pro and con.
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THE CHAIRMAN: Would you like to comment on
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that, Mr. Mandel? You have a key point here. Do you
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feel the nature of this question is such that it would
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impinge on whether or not a new Constitution could be
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adopted? Would you care to clarify that?
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DELEGATE MANDEL: I say that because I think
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