US/Maryland Manual

ADVISORY COMMISSION ON THE
HEARING IMPAIRED

Acting Chairperson: Sheila Conlon Mentkowski,
1984

Bona Achinanya; Sue Carol Griebler; Roderick J.
MacDonald; Dorothy H. Perreca; Reba Saks.
Terms expire 1985.

Alan B. Crammattee; Virginia Lusebrink-
Ramkomut; Robert J. Mather; Jenny Mitsak.
Terms expire 1986.

Fred Brummell; Thelma Fauth; Donald H.
Garner, Ph.D.; Steven L. Rattner, D.D.S. Terms
expire 1984.

8226 Canning Terrace
Greenbelt 20770 Telephone: 651-5454

The Advisory Commission on the Hearing Im-
paired was created by the Governor in 1983 to
investigate and provide recommendations on the
needs and interests of deaf and hearing impaired
Marylanders. The Commission is to evaluate cur-
rent State services to the hearing impaired and
provide concrete recommendations for improve-
ment. By September 1987, the Commission will
submit a final report.

MARYLAND HERITAGE COMMITTEE

Chairperson: Lt. Gen. Orwin C. Talbott, U.S.
Army (Ret.)

Constance R. Beims; John Hanson Briscoe;
Ardath Cade; George H. Callcott; Sara Barker
Hanan; Marie C. Henderson; Robert C.
Murphy; John Russell-Wood; Charles L.
Wagandt; Francis C. Marbury.

Ex officio: James dark, Jr., State Senate; John K.
Parlett, House of Delegates; Louis L. Goldstein,
Comptroller; William S. James, State Treasurer.

J. Dudley Digges, Chairperson, May 1982-
February 1983

Mary Combs Barber, Executive Director

State House
Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 269-2810

The Maryland Heritage Committee was ap-
pointed by the Governor in 1982 (Joint Resolution
no. 6, Acts of 1982). The Committee was estab-
lished to coordinate plans for commemorating,
among others, the following four events in Mary-
land's history: first, the granting of the Charter of
Maryland (June 20, 1632); second, the 350th

anniversary of the founding of Maryland (March
25, 1634); third, the bicentennial of the resignation
in the State House at Annapolis of Gen. George
Washington as commander in chief of the Revolu-
tionary Army (December 23, 1783); and fourth,
the bicentennial of the ratification in the State
House at Annapolis of the Treaty of Paris formally
ending the War of Independence (January 14,
1784). The Committee is to cooperate with local
governments and interested private organizations
in planning these commemorations, administer
grant funds and review competitive grant propos-
als, and monitor programs, events, and activities.

The Committee will continue until June 30,
1985, and is required to report its activities to the
Governor and the General Assembly.

GOVERNOR'S HIGH TECHNOLOGY
ROUNDTABLE

Chairperson: A. Thomas Young

Ernest Amber; George Asaki; Richard Bernstein;
Mary Boergers; Carl 0. Bostrom; Charles W.
Cole; John F. Dealy; Frank J. De Francis; John
Evans; Albert Hall; Stephen D. Harlan; Donald
B. Hebb, Jr.; Robert Heyssel; Conrad Hipkins;
Brent M. Johnson; Richard Kline; Harvey R.
Kushner; Julian L. Lapides; Ann B. Marmor-
Squires; John J. Martin; Nathaniel T. Oaks;
Joseph Perpich; John Puente; Hallie P. Rice; Dr.
Jerome J. Ryscavage; James C. Simpson; Harry
Smith; John S. Toll.

Staff contact: James Peiffer

c/o Martin-Marietta Corp.
Baltimore Aerospace Division
103 Chesapeake Park Plaza
Baltimore 21220 Telephone: 338-5000, ext. 5100
Public Information: 269-3566

The Governor's High Technology Roundtable
was formed by the Governor in 1983. The Round-
table encourages the advancement of high technol-
ogy skills among Marylanders and serves as a
catalyst, attracting financial support for programs
designed to enhance the State's high technology
base. It helps establish teams of public and private
sector representatives to achieve specific high tech-
nology objectives. The Roundtable reports twice
yearly to the Governor.