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1982 HOUSE OF DELEGATES 95
Affirmative: 126 Negative: 13
(See Roll Call No. 2137)
The Bill was then returned to the Senate.
Delegate Ficker moved that House Bill No. 2 be brought
before the House in accordance with House Rule No. 48.
Delegate Chamberlain moved the previous question.
The motion was adopted.
The motion was rejected by a roll call vote as follows:
Affirmative: 19 Negative: 98
(See Roll Call No. 2138)
Excused from voting: Delegate McCaffrey.
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INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS
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NUMBER SPONSOR COMMEMORATING
1 Speaker and All Members Colonel Thomas S. Smith
Read and adopted.
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BENJAMIN L. CARDIN
EXTRAORDINARY SESSION
August 6, 1982
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I want to congratulate you on a job well done. We have
accomplished what we set out to do and have done it in an
orderly, thoughtful way.
Today's legislation addresses only the tip of the
iceberg. Although we have alleviated a temporary problem
for Marylanders who can not find work, we have not addressed
the real problems of unemployment. That was not our purpose
today, but it must become a top priority for the '83
Legislature.
To this end, I am asking each committee during this
interim to review programs that touch upon both the broad
economic picture in Maryland and the future needs of our
people without jobs. Whether it be spending priorities, tax
incentives, or economic programs, each of our committees
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