GOVERNOR'S STATE FLEET SAFETY
COMMITTEE

Chairperson: Gregory J. Leyko

Dr. Russell Faust, State Department of Education;
Jeffrey E. Odin, Department of Health and Mental
Hygiene; Bart Thomas, Richard H. Turk,
Department of Transportation; Maj. Bernard
Weimer, Maryland State Police; Carl Beritela,
Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning.

Dept. of Public Safety and Correctional Services
6776 Reisterstown Rd., Suite 310
Baltimore 21215 Telephone: 764-4029

The Governor originally appointed this commit-
tee in 1971 to establish a safety program for State
employees who drive State and private motor ve-
hicles to conduct official State business. The Gov-
ernor reauthorized the Committee in 1985 (Exec-
utive Order 01.01.1985.21).

The Committee advises the Governor on mat-
ters relating to the safe operation and mainte-
nance of the State's motor vehicle fleet. This advi-
sory role includes recommending changes in rules
and regulations for the use of State agency motor
vehicles. The Committee also coordinates fleet
safety activities by State agencies. In addition, the
Committee is to develop a comprehensive plan for
the prevention of accidents, an accident review in-
formation system, and a driver improvement pro-
gram.

GOVERNOR'S CABINET COUNCIL ON
THE COORDINATION OF FOOD AND
NUTRITION SERVICES

Chairperson: Rosalie A. Abrams, Director on
Aging

Ruth Massinga, Secretary of Human Resources ;
Adele Wilzack, Secretary of Health and Mental
Hygiene ; Wayne A. Cawley, Jr., Secretary of
Agriculture ; David W. Hornbeck, State
Superintendent of Schools.

Ex officio: Ann Miller, Chairperson, State Advisory
Council on Nutrition

301 W. Preston St., Room 1004
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 333-5064

The Governor's Cabinet Council on the Coordi-
nation of Food and Nutrition was created in De-
cember 1985 (Executive Order 01.01.1985.35).
The Council is responsible for developing a State

policy on food and nutrition services. In accord-
ance with Federal Executive Order 12372, the
Council also evaluates ways to consolidate and
simplify federal food program plans.

The Council recommends annual food and nu-
trition priorities, as well as changes in programs
and budgets. In addition, the Council considers
methods to identify and monitor the nutritional
needs of Marylanders and to foster public and pri-
vate coordination of efforts to meet those needs.

HART-MILLER ADVISORY BOARD

Chairperson: Dr. Gerard H. Schlimm

Joseph Bormel, Hart-Miller-Pleasure Island
Citizens Oversight Committee representative;
William J. Brown; Matthew E. Creamer; James E.
Gutman; Mitchell A. Kaplan; Harold D. Palmer.

Latrobe Hall, Room 108
Dept. of Civil Engineering
The Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore 21218 Telephone; 338-7828

The Governor appointed the Hart-Miller Advi-
sory Board in 1981. The Board monitors the con-
struction of the Hart-Miller Spoils Area Dike and
advises the Governor of any problems in the
progress of that construction or operation.

ADVISORY COMMISSION ON THE
HEARING IMPAIRED

Chairperson: Sheila Conlon Mentkowski, 1987

Ethelette Wright Ennis; Stephen Epstein, M.D.;
Joseph Howard Leonard; John Wayne Sinclair.
Terms expire 1987.

Sue Carol Griebler; Howard N. Lyies; Roderick J.
MacDonald; Joanne J. Weiner. Terms expire
1988.

Alan B. Crammattee; Virginia Lusebrink-
Ramkomut; Robert J. Mather; Jenny Mitsak;
Charles L. Vicek. Terms expire 1989.

8200 Canning Terrace
Greenbelt 20770 Telephone: (202) 651-5373

The Advisory Commission on the Hearing Im-
paired was created by the Governor in 1983 to in-
vestigate and provide recommendations on the
needs and interests of deaf and hearing impaired
Marylanders. The Commission will evaluate cur-
rent State services to the hearing impaired and