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The Task Force submitted an interim report to
the Governor in September 1981. The report in-
cluded findings and recommendations on classifi-
cation and compensation, and recruitment and
hiring systems.

TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE
PURCHASE OF TAX DEFERRED
ANNUITIES

Chairperson: Ray N. Dearborn

Leo Berger, Albert W. Gault, J. Edwin Green-
berg, Lucie Lapovsky, David G. Ricker,
Charles Wheatley.

Treasury Building
Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 269-2191

The Task Force to Study the Purchase of Tax
Deferred Annuities was created by the Governor
in 1981 in response to Joint Resolution no. 11,
Acts of 1981. The Task Force is to study the
benefits and problems in the purchase of tax de-
ferred annuities on behalf of State educational
and other employees eligible under the Internal
Revenue Code.

Appointed by the Governor, the Task Force is
composed of seven members. The Comptroller's
Office, the State Board for Higher Education, the
State Department of Education, and the Depart-
ment of Budget and Fiscal Planning are each rep-
resented by one member. Also serving on the
Task Force are three additional individuals with
expertise in the field of purchasing tax deferred
annuities. The Task Force is to report its findings
to the Governor.

INTER-DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEE
FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS
MASTER PLANNING

Chairperson: J. Max Millstone, Secretary of Gen-
eral Services

Lowell K. Bridwell, Secretary of Transportation;
Charles R. Buck, Jr., Secretary of Health and
Mental Hygiene; Vacancy, Secretary of Natural
Resources; Constance Lieder, Secretary of State
Planning; Thomas W. Schmidt, Secretary of
Public Safety and Correctional Services; H. Lou-
is Stettler III, Secretary of Budget and Fiscal
Planning.

301 W. Preston St.
Baltimore, MD 21201 Telephone: 383-3960

The Governor created the Inter-Departmental
Committee for Telecommunications Master Plan-
ning in 1982 (Executive Order 01.01.1982.03).

The Committee is responsible for coordinating
the development of a Telecommunications Master
Plan for Maryland State government.

The Committee is chaired by the Secretary of
General Services or his designee. Other members
include the Secretaries or their designees of the
Departments of Budget and Fiscal Planning,
State Planning, Public Safety and Correctional
Services, Natural Resources, Transportation, and
Health and Mental Hygiene. The Committee is to
submit quarterly progress reports to the Gover-
nor, and complete the final Telecommunications
Master Plan, with proposed legislation, by June
30, 1983.

THREE MILE ISLAND COMMITTEE

Chairperson: Dr. Henry N. Wagner, Jr.

Dr. John Geyer, Dr. Gareth Green, Mitchell A.
Kapland, Nancy Kelly, Harry Kriemelmeyer,
Dean Robert Roy.

Committee Coordinator: Kathleen V. Stolz

Divisions of Nuclear Medicine and Radiation
Health Sciences
The Johns Hopkins University
615 North Wolfe Street
Baltimore 21205-2179 Telephone: 955-3350

The Three Mile Island Committee was estab-
lished by the Governor in March 1980 to review
all proposals for the disposal of waste and all
other aspects of the cleanup operation at Three
Mile Island nuclear power plant that could affect
Maryland and its residents. The Committee is to
examine all pertinent proposals by the federal
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, review Mary-
land's monitoring activities and the interpretation
of monitoring data, follow the course of events
during the cleanup, and determine when there is
no longer a threat to Maryland attributable to
the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island.

VALUES EDUCATION COMMISSION

Chairperson: Richard Schifter
Vice-Chairperson: Mary Ann Kirk

JoAnn T. Bell, Eric L. Byrd, Robert W. Cook,
Jack Epstein, Rabbi Seymour Essrog, Rev.
Walter P. Fogarty, Rita S. Gordon, Melinda
Green, Irvin Hamer, Delores Kelley, Clarke
Langrall, Sr., Ernest W. LeFever, Albert J.
McGann, Mrs. John M. McGough, Paul J.
Mason, E. T. Myers, Charles Obrecht, Toni
Parker, Kitty Shoap, Percy Williams, Eugene J.
Zander.