H 3651 Concurrent Resolution, By R.L. Rigdon, R.L. Altman, J.M. Arthur, 
J.N. Ashe, J.D. Bradley, P.T. Bradley, J.B. Brandt, Branton, L.H. Brinker, 
D.M. Bruce, T.M. Burriss, W.P. Cantrell, R.L. Carter, C.D. Chamblee, 
M.J. Cooper, V.L. Crocker, W.G. DesChamps, J.C. Duncan, P. Gelegotis, 
L.E. Gentry, H.C. Granger, J.W. Graves, C.L. Griffin, A. Hardy, D.O. Hawkins, 
J.C. Hearn, B.L. Hendricks, C.T. Hinson, C.E. Hodges, S.H. Howard, B.E. Huff, 
T.L. Hughston, I.S. Johnson, W.R. Kinard, J.R. Klapman, R.A. Kohn, Koon, 
W.R. Lee, T.G. Mangum, Martin, McKay, D.E. McTeer, J.B. Meyers, Moore, 
F.T. Moore, J.R. Murray, M.E. Nunnery, Phillips, J.A. Reynolds, N.C. Russell, 
R. Schwartz, E.W. Simpson, J.J. Snow, E.C. Stoddard and D.E. Winstead
 A Concurrent Resolution memorializing the Congress of the United States of
 America to call a Constitutional Convention for the sole and exclusive purpose
 of proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America
 to provide that unless adopted as law by the Congress, Federal Rules and
 Regulations adopted by an administrative body or an official in the Executive
 Branch of the United States Government shall not be the supreme law of the
 land and shall not be superior in effect to any State laws or provisions of
 State Constitutions.
   03/12/80  House  Introduced HJ-1398
   03/12/80  House  Referred to Committee on Judiciary HJ-1399