LANDLORD-TENANT LAWS
STUDY COMMISSION
Chairman: William Sallow
Leslie Varga, Secretary
Gregg Adams, James Ackerman, William S.
Brauerman, James E. Carbine, C. Law-
rence Jenkins, Lucille Gorham, George
Laurent, Bonita Dancey, G. Greg Evern-
gam, Charles Fischbach, Ruth Franquet,
Michael Kalis, Lloyd W. Fitzpatrick, An-
drew Piccinini, Gerald R. Walsh, Paul
Weisengoff.
Steven Davison, Reporter
University of Baltimore,
Charles St. and Mt. Royal Ave.,
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 727-6350
The Governor originally appointed this
special Commission in 1970 at the request
of the General Assembly. The Commission
is to study current state and local laws,
ordinances and regulations in the areas of
landlord-tenant law, and to formulate an
all-encompassing revision and consolidation
of Landlord-Tenant Law in Maryland The
Commission consists of members who have
an interest in or experience in landlord-
tenant problems (J. R. No. 46, Acts of
1970).
GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION TO
STUDY THE LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICERS' BILL OF RIGHTS
Chairman: Roy W. Rafter, Superintendent
of Natural Resources Police
Appointed by the President of the Senate:
Jerome F. Connell, Sr.
Appointed by the Speaker of the House of
Delegates: J. Edward Malone and Thomas
A. Rymer.
Appointed members: Thomas S. Smith,
Maryland State Police; Bishop Robinson,
Baltimore City Police Department; Ben-
jamin R. Wolman, Patrick Sullivan and
Andrew Beall, Fraternal Order of Police;
James C. Chapin, Prince George's County
Attorney; Ernest H. Mulligan, Maryland
Municipal League.
Joan Dalrymple, Reporter
Department of Natural Resources Police,
Annapolis 21404 |
The Governor appointed this Commission
in 1976 to consider the remedy of certain
inconsistencies and deficiencies in the opera-
tion, implementation and administration of
the Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of
Rights. The Commission consists of the
Superintendent of the Maryland State Police.
the President of the Maryland Association
of Chiefs of Police, the Chief of a municipal
police department as designated by the Pres-
ident of the Maryland Municipal League,
three representatives of the Fraternal Order
of Police as designated by its President, a
member of a police community relations
committee, a member of the State Senate
as designated by the President and a mem-
ber of the House of Delegates as designated
by the Speaker. The Governor designates
the Chairman. The Commission is to report
in January of 1977 (Res. No. 33, Acts of
1976).
PENSION STUDY COMMITTEE
Chairman: James dark, Jr.
Vice Chairman: John R. Hargreaves
Members of the State Senate: Charles W.
Gilchrist, C. A, Porter Hopkins, James
C. Simpson.
Members of the House of Delegates: Mari-
lyn Goldwater, Andrew 0. Mothershead,
Frank C. Robey.
Members appointed by the Governor: Blair
Lee III, R. Kenneth Barnes, Henry G.
Bosz, Howard J. France, Robert Stephens,
Austin Veale, Charles H. Wheatley.
Gene Burner, Reporter
Department of Fiscal Services,
Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 269-2811
The Governor appointed this Committee
in 1975 at the request of the General As-
sembly to study the State retirement systems
to review its provisions for improvements in
benefits. The Committee consists of mem-
bers of the General Assembly and seven
persons appointed by the Governor. The
Committee is to report at a later date (Res.
No. 27, Acts of 1975). |
