GOVERNOR'S EMPLOYMENT AND
TRAINING COUNCIL

Chairperson: George L. Bunting, Jr., 1985

J. Henry Butta; Walter J. Gregonis; Robert L.
Jones, Jr.; Carl M. Loftier, Jr.; Thomas H.
Maddox; Stanley Mazaroff; Leslie Meil;
Stephanie Moore; William B. Potter; Dudley D.
Taylor; Peter Wood; John W. Yoder, Sr. Terms
expire 1985.

Leonard A. Blackshear; William J. Gotten; Frank
J. De Francis, Marian E. Goetze; Dr. David W.
Hornbeck; Dr. Brent M. Johnson; Edward R.
Lamon; John A. Lancaster; Ruth Massinga;
Freddie L. Mitchell; Robert E. Peterson; Robert
L. Walker; Benjamin C. Whitten. Terms expire
1986.

Robert A. Bair; Sterling Bollinger; Benjamin L.
Cardin; Charles Gilchrist; Leo E. Green; Lucille
Maurer; Joseph F. Mitchell; Marion Pines;
Susan A. Robbins; Myra Shapiro; Melvin A.
Steinberg; Peter P. Thomas, Sr. Terms expire
1984.

George B. Merrill, Executive Director

1123 N. Eutaw St., Suite 720
Baltimore 21201
Telephone: 383-6730

By executive order, in March 1983, the Gover-
nor created the Council as Maryland's State job
training coordinating council under the federal Job
Training Partnership Act (P.L. 97-300). Chapter
268, Acts of 1983, established the Council by
statute. The Council helps plan, coordinate, and
monitor the provision of employment and training
programs and services in accordance with the
federal law.

The Council consists of 38 members appointed
by the Governor for terms of from one to three
years. The Governor designates the chairperson
who may not be an elected official or an employee
of the State or local government.

ENERGY OVERCHARGE
RESTITUTION TRUST FUND BOARD
OF TRUSTEES

Chairperson: Louis L. Goldstein, Comptroller of
the Treasury

H. Louis Stettler III, Secretary of Budget and
Fiscal Planning; Ruth Massinga, Secretary of
Human Resources; Thomas C. Andrews,
designee of Secretary of Natural Resources;

Independent Agencies/365

David A. Wagner, designee of Secretary of
Transportation; Frank P. Casula; Herbert J.
Fivehouse; Harvey W. May, Jr.; Susan P.
Tippitt, 1987.

Non-voting ex officio: Laurence Levitan, Senate
Budget and Taxation Committee; Norman R.
Stone, Jr., Senate Economic and Environmental
Affairs Committee; R. Clayton Mitehell, Jr.,
House Appropriations Committee; Larry Young,
House Environmental Matters Committee.

Yuri B. Zeiinsky, Counsel

Goldstein Treasury Building
Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 269-3801

The Energy Overcharge Restitution Trust Fund
was established by Chapter 759, Acts of 1984.
Credited to the Fund are refunds received by the
State to redress violations of federal petroleum
pricing regulations, and gifts accepted by the State
expressly designated to help individuals with
weatherization and energy assistance. The State
Treasurer is responsible for the management of the
Trust Fund.

The Board of Trustees for the Trust Fund
develops plans for the use of the Fund and acts to
obtain for it all energy overcharge refunds and
judgment awards to which the citizens of the State
have legal entitlement. According to prescribed
guidelines, the Board considers the needs of the
citizens of Maryland in developing plans for the
allocation and disbursement of Trust funds.

The thirteen-member Board of Trustees consists
of nine ex officio members and four members
appointed by the Governor. Three of the appointed
members represent local government, and the
fourth is a public member, who serves a three-year
term. Four of those serving ex officio are non-
voting members (Code Natural Resources Article,
secs. 13-101 through 13-107).

STATE ETHICS COMMISSION

Chairperson: Herbert J. Belgrad, 1989

Barbara M. Steckel, 1985; Betty B. Nelson, 1986;
Rev. John Wesley Holland; Thomas D.
Washburne, 1988.

John E. O'Donnell, Executive Director

301 W. Preston St., Room 1515
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-7813

By Chapter 513, Acts of 1979, the State Ethics
Commission was established to guard against im-