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not on this particular Committee would like to ask any
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other questions, Mrs. Freedlander or Mr. Smith, Mr. Mil-
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ler, Dr. Bard?
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JUDGE ADKINS: Are there any other questions?
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I think the Governor's time is probably running out on us.
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MR. ENEY: Yes.
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GOVERNOR TAWES: Yes, sir, I want to thank you.
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MR. SAYRE: Governor, could I raise one more
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question?
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GOVERNOR TAWES: Yes, indeed.
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MR. SAYRE: That you don't have to answer. It
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has been suggested that there should be a provision on re-
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apportionment where the Governor would have the authority
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to appoint a commission that would set up the reapportion-
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ment system, based upon the latest census, and that you
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then would proclaim what their decisions were as the new
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apportionment system, and if they had not come up with a
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plan, that you would have the authority to declare your
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own system without going into other extensions. Do you
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think that would be a good authority for the Governor to
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have?
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