MARYLAND TEACHERS & STATE
EMPLOYEES SUPPLEMENTAL
RETIREMENT PLANS

Arthur N. Caple, Jr., Executive Director & Secretary

320 North Eutaw St., 4th floor
Baltimore, MD 21201 (410) 333-6537
toll free: 1-800-543-5605

BUDGET (CODE 26.12.00)
............... FY1992 ............... FY1993 ............... FY1994
Funds ........... (actual) ........... (actual) ........... (approp.)
Special ........ $681,918 ..... $680,773. . .... $779,692
Total Funds .... $681,918 ..... $680,773. ..... $779,692

Staff

Authorized. ........... 9 .......... 14. ........... 12
Contractual (FTE)...... 0 ........... 1............. 1
Total Staff ............ 9 .......... 15. ........... 13

MANDATED REPORTS

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

MARYLAND TEACHERS & STATE EMPLOYEES
SUPPLEMENTAL RETIREMENT PLANS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Frederick W. Puddester, Chairperson, 1995

Appointed by Governor (who names chair): Bennett H.
Shaver, 1993; William D. Barnes, 1995; Sylvia H. Brown,
1995; Larry E. Plummer, 1995; Edwin S. Crawford,
1996; Joseph H. Langhirt. Esq., 1996; Donald W.
O'Connell, Ph.D., 1996; Stephen M. Cordi, Esq., 1997.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Arthur N. Caple, Jr. ............ (410) 333-6537

ADMINISTRATION

Michael T. Halpin, Deputy Executive Director
...................... (410) 333-6537

FINANCE
Moses Daniels, C.P.A., Director (410) 333-6537

COMMUNICATIONS & FIELD OPERATIONS
Delena A. Woods Murphy, Director
.................... (410) 333-6537

The Board of Trustees of the Maryland Teachers
and State Employees Supplemental Retirement
Plans was created in 1985 to administer the State's
supplemental retirement plans (Chapter 741, Acts
of 1985). These voluntary plans for tax-sheltered
income deferral, tax-deferred annuity, profit shar-
ing, and salary reduction enable State employees
and teachers to secure tax advantages.
The Board consists of nine members appointed
by the Governor. Three are appointed from any of
the following agencies: Department of Budget and
Fiscal Planning; State Department of Education;
Department of Personnel; Comptroller of the
Treasury; State Treasurer; State Retirement
Agency; or Maryland Higher Education Commis-
sion. Three are appointed who are eligible to par-
ticipate in one or more of the supplemental
retirement plans. Three are public members not
eligible to participate in any plan. At least one public
member must have experience with deferred com-

pensation and salary reduction plans. Members
serve four-year terms. The Governor designates the
chairperson (Code 1957, Art. 73C, secs. 1-8).

UNINSURED EMPLOYERS' FUND
BOARD

Marshall H. Feldman, Director

Hampton Plaza, Suite 402
300 East Joppa Road
Towson, MD 21286 (410) 321-3967

BUDGET (CODE 22.10.00)

............... FY1992 ............... FY1993 ............... FY1994
Funds ............ (actual) ............ (actual) ............ (approp.)

General ....... $455,856 ..... $469,413. ..... $529,962
Total ......... $455,856 ..... $469,413. ..... $529,962

Staff

Authorized. ........... 8 ........... 8. ........... 10
Contractual (FTE)................... 0. .............
Total Staff ......................... 8..............

MANDATED REPORTS

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

UNINSURED EMPLOYERS' FUND BOARD

Paul Richards, Chairperson, 1995

Appointed by Governor with Senate advice & consent:
Clement J. Prucha, 1995; Joseph D. Reddington, 1995.

SUPERVISING ATTORNEY
James W. Himes .......... (410) 321-4137

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
Esther H. Goldring. . . . (410) 321-4137

DIRECTOR

Marshall H. Feldman............ (410) 321-3967

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
Robert D. Lewis ............ (410) 321-4136

CLAIMS INVESTIGATORS

Holly Isaacs ................ (410) 321-4136
Charles Webster. ............ (410) 321-4136

The Uninsured Employers' Fund Board was
created in 1983 to protect workers whose employ-
ers are not insured under Workers' Compensation
(Chapter 576, Acts of 1983). The Board supervises
the operation and administration of the Uninsured
Employers' Fund (Code Labor and Employment
Article, sees. 10-301 through 10-320).
The Board's three members are appointed to
four-year terms by the Governor with Senate advice
and consent. One member each represents manage-
ment, labor, and the public.