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I had breakfast this morning with Delegate Swanson and Senator Nathan Miller and ordered my usual Big Orange juice, bowl of Special K, milk, toast, preserves and a cup of Sanka coffee. It was about 7 a.m. and the waitress came over at minus 5 miles per hour.
We all ordered, Nathan got his eggs, etc. Swanson hadn’t been waited on yet when I got my order. Juice and milk were warm, toast was cold and they gave me a whole saucer hill of apple jelly. I borrowed a spoon and knife from Nathan, as none came for me. He looks like a clean cut fellow, so I wound up using Nathan’s napkin.
All the apple jelly in the State must be located here. I eat all 1 can to help the orchardists in my district but a little strawberry preserves would be nice once in a while.
Well, the cut-off for introducing bills shook the apples from the trees. More than 2,950 bills and resolutions will be in the hopper by Monday morning. It is the largest number I have seen since I have been down here. Lord knows whether we will be able to complete the job by March 8. If the Committee Chairmen will just knuckle down, we might make it. A lot of time is wasted when “legalese” gets into the act.
I got two visits today from different members of the Health Department over my ^ sSptic tank bill, and another visit is to take place early Monday morning. It seems that my bill contains no regulations which strike at the very heart of their regulatory watermelon. It is going to be real interesting as I warned them at the last hearing that the folks in our district have had enough procrastination. The subcommittee hearing on the bill
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