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130 MARYLAND MANUAL STATE COORDINATING COMMISSION ON PROBLEMS OF THE AGING Chairman: Margaret C. Schweinhaut, 1975 Ex officio members: William J. Peoples, M.D., Commissioner, State Department of Health; James E. Carson, M.D., Commis- sioner, Department of Mental Hygiene; Raleigh C. Hobson, Director, State Department of Social Services; James A. Sen- senbaugn, State Superintendent of Schools; J. Donn Aiken, Director, Employment Service, Department of Employment Se- curity; Vladimir A. Wahbe, Secretary of State Planning. Appointed members: Wilson A. Heaps, 1970; Matthew Tay- back, 1970; William E. Henry, 1971; M. Shakman Katz, 1971; Emerson C. Walden, 1973; Robert W. Benner, 1974; Andrew M. Lewis, 1974; Benjamin O. Aiken, 1975; Nathan W. Shock, 1975. Harry F. Walker, Executive Director 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3010 The State Coordinating Commission on Problems of the Aging was created by Chapter I, Acts of 1959, in response to problems created by the rapidly increasing population of older persons. The Commis- sion consists of seventeen members, of whom eleven are appointed by the Governor for staggered six-year terms. Of these eleven, one must be a member of the Maryland State Senate, and one, a member of the Maryland House of Delegates. One must represent the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty, and one the Baltimore City Medical Society. In addition, one must represent labor, one must represent industry, one must be specially knowledgeable in research, one must be associ- ated with the work of charitable organizations, and three must be selected because of their interest in the problems of the aging. The remaining six members must be, ex officio, the Commissioner of the State Department of Health, the Commissioner of the Department of Mental Hygiene, the Director of the State Department of Social Services, the State Superintendent of Schools, the Executive Director of the Department of Employment Security, and the Secretary of State Planning. The Commission appoints an Executive Director. The Commission studies the problems of the aging in order to promote their welfare in every manner possible. It cooperates with, and receives the cooperation of, other State agencies. It must report to the Governor ana the General Assembly each year (Code 1957, 1967 Repl. Vol., Art. 70B). Appropriations 1969 1970 General Funds .......... _ , $55,899 $60,050 Federal Funds ............................................. 25,000 25,000 Staff: 5 full-time; 4 part-time. GOVERNOR'S COMMITTEE FOR THE REGULATION AND STUDY OF MIGRATORY LABOR IN MARYLAND Chairman: Francis C. Stark, Maryland Vegetable Growers' Association William J. Peoples, M.D., Commissioner, State Department of Health; Raleigh C. Hobson, Director, State Department of Social Services; James A. Sensenbangh, State Superintendent of Schools; Henry Miller, Commissioner of Labor and Indus- try; Stephen C. Cromwell, Executive Director, Department |
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