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MR. ENEY: Can you go to the Eastern Shore to

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settle that?

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THE CHAIRMAN: Let's give Mr. Kentner an

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opportunity to finish before we open up that point.

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MR. KENTNER: I have one more point. Mention

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was made that Nebraska is made up largely of a homogeneous

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population. From a national point of view, this is, I'm

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sure, entirely correct. However, from the point of view

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of a practicing, sometime practicing politician in Nebraska

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I would say that there are a great number of differences

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and many of which are very important to Nebraskans in

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general, as well as to the politicians.

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I think, at this point, that would conclude

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my remarks. If you have any questions, I would be happy

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to try to answer them.

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MR. SCANLAN: In your judgment, would the

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unicameral system of Nebraska work just as well, better

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or worse, if you didn't have the nonpartisan aspect to

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it?

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DR. WINSLOW: You ask a practicing politician

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that?