1. Statehood
 2. Independence
 3. Free Association
 4. Incorporated Territory
 5. Status Quo
 6. Compact of Federal Relations


 NOTE: If you voted for item No. 1, item No. 2, item No. 3 or item No. 6, you may
 reject specific sections) of the proposed bill while approving the basic bill
 by listing the section Number(s) to which you object in the spaces)
 provided below.




 NOTE: If you do not object to any of the sections, do not write in any of the spaces
 immediately above.


 PROGRAM OF PUBLIC INFORMATION

 AND EDUCATION AN OUTLINE

 Your Select Committee recommends the approval of the following program of
 public information and education to enable the people of the Virgin Islands to render
 informed judgments in the proposed referendum-election on political status and
 federal relations issues (November 1986):

 1. That a summary of this report and section-by-section analyses of the
various status documents included herein be prepared by your Select Committee; and
that copies of said summary, section-by-section analyses and this report be widely
distributed throughout the Virgin Islands.

 2. That your Select Committee invite all interested civic, professional, labor,
business and other community organizations and residents (including those who
testified at the nine public information programs conducted by your Select Committee
during the period of May 29-August 15, 1984) to assist in forming ad hoc committees
on the various status options and in presenting panel discussion programs on radio
and television and in various residential communities and housing developments
throughout the Virgin Islands.


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