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GOVERNORS WORK GROUP ON ACID
DEPOSITION
Chairperson: Dr. Glenn Gordon
Thomas C. Andrews; William A. Badger; Michael
Baltzell; Randy Collins; George Creel; Dr. J. Hugh
Ellis; Brian E. Frosh; James Grade; Will Howard;
Dr. Loren Jensen; Georgia M. Johnson; Joseph T.
Mendelson; E. F. Mitchell; Elizabeth Moser; Jane
T. Nishida; James W. Peck; Joan B. Pitkin; Charles
W. Puffinberger; Lewis R. Riley; James
Robertson; Robert N. Schoeplein; Wayne Thayer;
James Tripp; Gerald W. Winegrad.
Staff: Cecily Majerus
c/o Governor's Programs Office
State House
Annapolis, MD 21401 974-3004
The Governor's Work Group on Acid Deposi-
tion was formed by the Governor in November
1988. The Work Group reviewed existing informa-
tion on acid deposition and the adequacy of current
efforts to reduce its adverse impact on natural re-
sources and the water quality of Chesapeake Bay
The Work Group made recommendations on
whether or not Maryland should develop an acid
deposition control program (independent of any
federally mandated requirements), and, if so, what
form of program. Any actions the State should take
to complement a federal control program also were
considered by the Work Group.
In January 1989, the Work Group concluded its
assignment.
TASK FORCE ON ADMINISTRATIVE
HEARING OFFICERS
Chairperson: William F. Clark
McNeil Brodrington; Curtis Chapman, Sr.; Dana
Dembrow; Stanley S. Fine; Allen Gaddis; Charles
C. Krautler; Susan P. Leviton; Thomas P. O'Reilly;
Anne S. Perkins; W. Marshall Rickert; John F.
Sterrett; Dennis M. Sweeney; Albert Wynn;
Robert A. Zarnoch.
Office of Chief Hearing Examiner
Dept. of Health & Mental Hygiene
300 W Preston St.
Baltimore, MD 21201 225-6960
The Governor created the Task Force on Admin-
istrative Hearing Officers in December 1987. Cur-
rently, an administrative hearing officer is employed
by a State agency and conducts hearings when a
person or business appeals a decision of that agency
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The Task Force investigated the present system of
administrative hearing officers and determined that
a centralized State system is needed so that hearing
officers work independently of agencies for which
they conduct hearings. The Task Force submitted
an interim report to the Governor on January 29,
1988, and its final report on June 28,1988.
GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON BLACK
AND MINORITY HEALTH
Chairperson: Larry Young
Vice-Chairperson: Edward N. Brandt, Jr., M.D.,
Ph.D.
Staff: Yvette McEachern
Office of Manpower Management
Dept. of Health & Mental Hygiene
201 W Preston St.
Baltimore, MD 21201 225-6615
TTY for Deaf: Bait, area 383-7555
TTY for Deaf: D.C. area 565-0451
The Commission submitted an interim report in
December 1986 and a final report in April 1988.
GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON CHILD,
TEENAGE, AND YOUNG ADULT SUICIDE
AND OTHER ASSOCIATED MENTAL
HEALTH PROBLEMS
Chairperson: Bruce L. Regan, M.D.
Betty McGarvie Crowley, Executive Director
Mental Hygiene Administration
Dept. of Health & Mental Hygiene
201 W Preston St.
Baltimore, MD 21201 225-6643
The report of the Task Force was entitled For a
Better Tomorrow: A Plan for Youth Suicide Prevention
in Maryland. It was presented to the Governor and
General Assembly in July 1987.
TASK FORCE TO STUDY ALTERNATIVE
COLLEGE FINANCING METHODS
Chairperson: Les Disharoon
Curt Anderson; Raymond E. Beck; Charles L.
Benton, Jr.; Mary Boergers; Edwin Crawford; Dr.
Patricia Florestano; J. Elizabeth Garraway; Robert
Harvey; Clarence M. Hicks; Paula C. Hollinger;
Douglas MacDonald; Carol S. Perzold; Howard
Scaggs, Sr.; Bennett H. Shaver; Dr. HokeL. Smith.
Staff: Gayle Fink
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