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198 MARYLAND MANUAL
amendment, modification, or revision of the Constitution of Maryland.
The Commission was instructed to determine whether or not a Con-
stitutional Convention should be held, and if so, to set up the proce-
dures for calling such a convention, and the procedures for the elec-
tion of any delegates to a Convention. The Commission is to report to
the Governor and to the General Assembly prior to the 1967 Session.
FIREARMS SAFETY COMMITTEE
Chairman: Daniel A. Poole
Frank Daniel, Edward A. Evans, Warren R. Evans, William
S. James, Malcolm E. King, Stanley Mate, Kenneth Miller,
H. Clifton Owens, John T. Parran, Jr., Henry J. Pulver III,
George C. Shields, Frank Smoot, Herbert R. Steiner.
Wildlife Management Institute, Washington, D. C. 20005
The Governor appointed this special committee at the request of
the General Assembly in 1964 to study the desirability of formulating
a program for firearms training in Maryland. The Committee consisted
of members of the National Rifle Association, the Board of Education,
the Game and Inland Fish Commission, the Izaak Walton League, the
Maryland Wildlife Federation., the Legislative Council, and representa-
tives of farm groups. The Committee submitted its report to the
Governor and General Assembly in 1965 (J. R. No. 10, Acts of 1&64).
GOVERNOR'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR ENERGY
Chairman: Henry T. Douglas
Gordon M. Cairns, Dick Duffey, H. Bentley Glass, E. W. Guern-
sey, John F. Muure, Ruasell Morgan, William J. Peeples, W. F.
Strong, Thomas E. Widerman, Abel Wolman.
Office of the Governor, Annapolis 21404
In response to the suggestion of the Southern Regional Advisory
Council on Nuclear Energy, the Governor set up this Committee in
1969 to consider the many questions raised by the use of nuclear
energy and to advise the Governor. A member of the Committee is to
represent each of the various fields affected: agriculture, education,
industry, labor, law, medicine, power, public health, transportation,
biology, and sanitary engineering.
GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION TO STUDY SENTENCING
IN CRIMINAL CASES
Chairman: Frank A. Kaufman
J. DeWeese Carter, Thomas B. Finan, John B. Gray, Morgan
C. Harris, William S. James, Shirley Brannock Jones, James
Macgill, John N. Maguire, Ralph G. Murdy, William J.
O'Donnell, Olive W. Quinn, John E. Raine, Jr., W. Lee Thomas,
Albert N. Whiting, Paul C. Wolman.
1508 First National Bank Building
Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 762-3985
The Governor appointed this Commission in 1962 in response to a
recommendation made by the Maryland State Bar Association to
investigate the possible existence of disparities in sentences given in
criminal cases within the State of Maryland. The Commission is con-

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