Ex officio: Rosalie S. Abrams, Director on Aging

223 Lowe House Office Building
Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 841-3028
or 366-3893

At the request of the General Assembly, the
Governor created this task force in August 1983
(Joint Resolution no. 27, Acts of 1983). The Task
Force is to examine the State's role in financing
services and programs provided by senior citizen
centers. It also will study the history of State in-
volvement with the centers and examine center
programs and services and their future develop-
ment.

COMMITTEE TO STUDY
SENTENCING AND CORRECTIONAL
ALTERNATIVES FOR WOMEN
CONVICTED OF CRIME

Chairperson: Velma R. Speight, Ph.D.

Ellen A. Callegary; Arrie W. Davis; Mary Joel
Davis; William J. DeVance; Bemita Fuller; Diane
Goforth; Barbara A. Hoffman; Helen E. Johnsen;
Sharon L. Johnson; Carole Cole Kleinman, M.D.;
John Linton; Jerry E. Perry; Eileen M.
Rehrmann; Catherine I. Riley; John P. Wilt.

c/o Division of Correction
6776 Reisterstown Rd.
Baltimore 21215 Telephone: 764-4100

In September 1986, at the request of the Gener-
al Assembly, the Governor created the Committee
to Study Sentencing and Correctional Alternatives
for Women Convicted of Crime (Joint Resolution
no. 34, Acts of 1986). The Committee is also
known as the Committee on Correctional Oppor-
tunities for Women Offenders.

The Committee will study the status of women
convicted of crime in Maryland. By December
1987, the Committee is to report its recommenda-
tions for improving rehabilitation programs for
women in prison.

COMMITTEE TO STUDY
ANTICIPATED SEWAGE TREATMENT
NEEDS

Chairperson: Richard B. Sellars, Jr.

Scott Burns; William A. dark; Edwin S.
Crawford; Virginia Crawford; James E. Gutman;

Samuel Q. Johnson III; Joanna Norris; John D.
Seyffret; Norman R. Stone, Jr.; Edwin L. Thomas;
Kenneth A. Walker; Gerald W. Winegrad.

c/o Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
201 W. Preston St.
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 225-6300

At the request of the General Assembly, the
Governor created the Committee to Study Antici-
pated Sewage Treatment Needs in October 1986
(Joint Resolution nos. 40 and 41, Acts of 1986).
The Committee is to examine means of assuring
that funds are available to treat sewage. The Com-
mittee also is to study the potential for involving
the private sector in the funding, construction,
and operation of sewage treatment plants.

INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE ON
SPECIALIZED TRANSPORTATION

Chairperson: Diane H. Ratcliff

William J. Rivers, designee of Director on Aging;
Jean Jackson, designee of State Superintendent of
Schools; Gertrude R. Jeffers, Director, Office for
Handicapped Individuals; Catherine A. Raggio,
designee of Secretary of Health and Mental
Hygiene; David McAllister, designee of Secretary
of Human Resources; Harvey Gold, designee of
Secretary of State Planning; Mira H. Riggin,
designee of Secretary of Transportation.

Management Analysis and Programs Dept.
Mass Transit Administration
300 W. Lexington St.
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 333-2993

The Interagency Committee on Specialized
Transportation was created in 1975 by Executive
Order (amended 1978, 1983). The Committee is
responsible for developing a plan to manage, ad-
minister, and use federal funds available under the
Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964 (Section
16(B)(2)). These funds provide capital assistance
for transportation services for handicapped and
elderly persons. The Committee also is to develop
a plan to coordinate the activities of all State
agencies involved in providing these services.

GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON
TEACHER SALARIES AND
INCENTIVES

Chairperson: George B. Hess, Jr.

Clarence W. Blount; Muriel Burkeley, Ph.D.; B.
Stephen Cooper; Beverly L. Corelle; Sharon