GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL ON THE
CHESAPEAKE BAT

Chair John R Grinm, Secretary
of Natural Resources

Exojftcio Lew is R Rilev, Secretary of Agriculture,
Jane T Nishida, Secretary of the Environment,
Donald P Boesch, Ph D , designee of Chancellor,
Unn ersitv of Maryland S} stem, Thomas A Fretz,
Ph D , Dean, College of Agriculture & Natural
Resources, University of Maryland College Park,
Ronald M Kreitner, Director of Planning

Contact Charles A Wheeler

c/ o Dcpt of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building
S80 Ta^orAve
Annapolis, MD 21401 (410) 974 8476

The Governor's Council on the Chesapeake Bay
was formed by the Governor in January 1985
(Executive Order 01 01 1985 02) The Council
advises the Governor on management of the Bay
and surrounding areas The six member Council
also promotes mteragenc^ coordination and inte
grationofBa) related progiams

GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON
CHILDREN, YOUTH, & FAMILIES
SYSTEMS REFORM

Chair Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, Lt Governor

Appointed by Govevnm George B Brosan, Donna
S Fdwards, Kathleen Feel), Donna R Gaither,
Joan P Karasik, Susan P Leuton, Lsq , James P
McComb, John M Mead, Margaret R Myers,
Constance W Pullen, Jolcnc G Sullivan, Winifred
Y Wilson

Appointed hy Senate President Barbara A Hoftman
Appointed In House Speaker Nancy K Kopp

Appointed by Chief Judge Court of Appeals Martin
P Welch

Representative of Office of Attorney General ]
Joseph C urran, Jr

Fx officio Frederick W Puddester, Secretary of
Budget & Management, Martin P Wasserman,
M D , J D , Secretary of Health & Mental Hygiene,
Patricia J Payne, Secretary of Housing &
Communit\ Development, Alvin C Collins,
Secretary of Human Resouiccs, Stuart O Simms,
Secretan of Juvenile Justice, Nancy S Grasmick,
Ph D State Superintendent of Schools, Linda S
Thompson, Dr P H , Special Secretary for
Children, Youth, & Families Beatrice M Rodgers,
Director, Oftice for Individuals with Disabilities,
Ronald M Kreitner, Director of Planning

c/ o Office of Lt Govcrnoi
State House
Annapolis, MD 21401 (410) 974 2804

Action Plan for reform to Governor due Oct I, 1996

In April 1996, the Governor formed the Gov
ernor's Task Force on Children, Youth, and Farm
lies Systems Reform (Executive Order
01 01 1996 11) The Task Force is to review the
effectiveness of children and famih service systems,
the status of reform efforts, and local. State and
federal laws governing these services and their
funding Authorization for the Task Force ends
November 15, 1996

MARYLAND CIVIL WAK HERTIAGE
COMMISSION

O James Lighthizer, Chair
George F Bngham, Jr , Vice Chair

Appointed by Governor (who names chair Cr'
vice chair) Robert J Bruggcr, Ph D , J Henry
Butta, Agnes Kane Callum, Thomas G Clemens,
H Grant Dehart, John W Durel, Ph D , Steven F
Ernst, Lester G Pant JIJ, Fsq , Frances H
Kennedy, Alvin H Luckcnbach, Ph D , C harles
McC Mathias, Brig Gen Harold W Nelson,
Donald P Patterson, Richard E Roulette, Rosalyn
Terborg Penn, A Elizabeth Watson

Appointed by Senate President David R C raig
Appointed by House Speaker John P Donoghue

Ex officio John T Willis, designee of Governor,
John R Griffin, Secretary of Natural Resources,
David L Winstead, Secretary of Transportation,
Ronald M Kreitner, Director of Planning, J
Rodney Little, State Historic Preservation Officer

ANTIETAM & MONACACY COMMITTEE
H Grant Dehart, Chair

1410 Forest Drive, Suite 31
Annapolis, MD 21403—1446 (410) 280 2800

The Governor started the Maryland Civil War
Heritage Commission in February 1992 (Fxecutive
OrderOl 01 1992 07) In keeping with the Amen
can Battlefield Protection Program of the U S
Department of the Interior, the Commission works
to protect Civil War sites and structures in Mary
land The Commission coordinates Maryland's
participation in the Program with the federal gov
ernment and private foundations to secure support
and financial resources for protect! ng these sites and
structures The Commission also advises State gov
ernment agencies on matters relating to Civil War
sites and structures