HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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beneficiaries for four-year terms. One of the trustees
shall be appointed by the Board of Public Works from the
members of the system for a four-year term. Elections of
trustees shall be conducted pursuant to rules and
regulations adopted by the board of trustees.

87.

(1)  The general administration and responsibility for
the proper operation of the retirement [system] AND PENSION
SYSTEMS, and for making effective the provisions of this
[subtitle] ARTICLE, are hereby vested in a board of
trustees, which shall be organized immediately after three
of the trustees provided for in this section have qualified
and taken the oath of office.

(2)  The board shall consist of five trustees as
follows:

officio.

(a)  The State Superintendent of Education, ex

(b)  The State Comptroller, ex officio.

(c)  The State Treasurer, ex officio.

(d)  Two trustees who are members or
beneficiaries of the [system] TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM OR
THE PENSION SYSTEM FOR TEACHERS and not more than one of
whom may be a beneficiary of the [system] SYSTEMS. The
trustees shall be elected by the members and the
beneficiaries [of the system] for terms of four years each.
Elections of trustees shall be conducted pursuant to rules
and regulations adopted by the board of trustees.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1980.

Approved May 6, 1980.

CHAPTER 399

(House Bill 517)

AN ACT concerning

Gasoline and Special Fuels - Display of Prices

FOR the purpose of requiring persons selling at retail
gasoline or special fuels display certain retail
service station dealers to maintain certain signs
containing certain information and conforming to
certain requirements; and requiring the supplier of