Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. letter to R. S. A., May 25, 1994

Robert l. Ehrlich, jr. ш;. HOUSE CF DELEGATES Annapolis, Maryland 2 1401 -1991 May 25, 1994 Please excuse the delay, but I wanted to acknowledge your letter of March 21st regarding the CASE organization's role in killing the Administrators ' Due Process Bill. You are correct in stating that CASE'S letter had a profound impact on House members prior to the votes on the House and Senate bills. In fact, I continue to remain unclear about the politics that led to CASE'S involvement in this issue. In any event, I suggest you and like-minded administrators speak with one voice to the newly elected members of the Baltimore County Delegation immediately after the 1994 general election. In short, the "silent majority" can no longer remain silent when dealing with the political environment created by this Administration. I will be happy to discuss this issue in greater detail. Please feel free to call me at home (252-4180) at your convenience . Very truly yours, Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. ,/М'Л- i ' RLEJr/sk