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What is at issue is whether the August law--Chapter 129--violates the constitution, and exactly what constitutes a ballot...
...Legislature in Chapter 129 defined 'ballot' so as to include the separate summary sheets prepared by the Secretary [of State]," Harshbarger added...
...Chapter 129, a law passed by the state legislature in August, permitted Connolly, who administered the referendum, to provide the paper summaries, rather than printing them on the ballots, as Article 48 of the state constitution requires...
Ruth A. Bourquin, one of two attorneys representing the plaintiffs, said the conduct of the referenda was unconstitutional. But Assistant Attorney General Peter Sacks argued that in approving Chapter 129, the state redefined a "ballot" to include separate paper summaries...
Maddox also spends a great deal of time confronting the flip-side to this sexual openess, namely, Lawrence's misogyny. Wisely, she seeks neither to excuse nor to unequivocally condemn her subject. In the first chapter of D.H. Lawrence, Maddox focuses on one of the author's early short stories. "The Old Adam," which centers around a "seductive three-year-old called Mary," emerges as both an unpleasant display of misogyny and a stunningly precocious pre-Freudian fable...