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DEAN FORDHAM: Yes.
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DR. LOEVY: Do you think we could go ahead
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and give a broad grant of power to the home rule units
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and survive with just these two classes as they now exist?
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DEAN FORDHAM: You could survive, of course.
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But I understand this to mean that as to these rural coun-
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ties which didn't adopt home rule charters, the Legislature
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could still enact special legislation as to them.
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DR. LOEVY: Yes.
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DEAN FORDHAM: I don't think that is desirable.
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DR. LOSVY: I don't either. What I am really
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proposing here is that everybody btco»es either a home rule
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charter county or just a home rule county. In other words,
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we would have two classes.
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MR. MILES: what is the difference?
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DR. LOEVY: That is just in structure, not
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powers, but as the constitution now reads, the State Legis-
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lature will have one set of express powers for home rule
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charter counties and another set of express powers for
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code counties .
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MR. MILES: As it now reads, that is right.
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