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<br />I <br /> <br />MR. STAPLETON r <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Custer and Fremont. We on the House commit- <br />tee will certainly pledge to you our full <br />intent to do our work and to do it to the <br />best of our capacity. You will have in us <br />a ready ear and a pledge to help you in any <br />way that we can. <br /> <br />The members of the House committee that <br />I see sitting here are: <br /> <br />Representative George Fentress, would <br />you stand, George: Representative Charles <br />DeMoulin: Representative Bob Schafer: Repre- <br />sentative George Woodward: Representative <br />John Baer: to my left, Representative Hiram <br />McNeil and Representative Lowell Sonnenberg. <br />Did I miss any of the other House members? <br />I thought not. We have a rather full schedule <br />of second reading work to do but your chair- <br />man has graciously let us put so~e chairs <br />here so the members of our committee will be <br />coming in as often as time may permit. We <br />certainly look forward to working with you <br />today. <br /> <br />Thank you very much, Mr. Stapleton." <br /> <br />"Thank you, Representative McCormick. <br /> <br />So that we may have this meeting orderly, <br />in terms of presentations by everyone who <br />wants to be heard, after we have some pre- <br />sentations by the staff and Mr. Geissinger <br />and his committee, I'd like to have Mrs. <br />Keating circulate a list for people who want <br />to express opinions before this Board today. <br />When we find out how many people want to be <br />heard, we will then try to equitably appor- <br />tion the time that remains between now and <br />the adjournment of the legislature in Aprill <br />I am hopeful that we can get as many people <br />accommodated in terms of speak~ng as we can <br />by four o'clock this afternoon, <br /> <br />The Board will be meeting with the <br />respective committees of the House and Senate <br />