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EXECUTIVE ORDERS

pending against any of these inmates;

(3)  None of these inmates has served a disciplinary
segregation confinement term since October 19, 1984;

(4)  Each of the inmates is scheduled for mandatory
release by operation of law between December 24, 1984

and May 31, 1985;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, HARRY HUGHES, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND, HAVING THOUGHT PROPER THE EXTENSION OF CLEMENCY IN
THE FOLLOWING CASES DO HEREBY PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY
VESTED IN ME BY LAW, GRANT UNTO THE FOLLOWING PERSONS A
COMMUTATION OF THE REMAINDER OF THEIR SENTENCES AS IMPOSED
FOR THE OFFENSES WITH THE APPROPRIATE QUALIFICATIONS HEREIN
INDICATED:

[Names and other information for the 28 inmates
available from the Secretary of State's office upon
request.]

EXECUTIVE ORDER OF JANUARY 14, 1985

01.01.1985.01

PROCLAMATION ON PRIVATE ACTIVITY BOND
ALLOCATIONS FOR 1985 AND LATER

WHEREAS, a bill was enacted by the United States Congress
and signed into law on July 18, 1984 as P.L. 98-369; and

WHEREAS, Division A of P.L. 98-369, entitled the "Tax Reform
Act of 1984", in Title VI amended the Internal Revenue Code of
1954, as amended (the "Code"), among other things, to add a new
Section 103(n) to the Code ("Section 103(n)") to establish a
ceiling on the dollar amount of "private activity bonds" (as
defined in Section 103(n) and referred to in this Proclamation as
"Private Activity Bonds") that may be issued by each State and
its agencies and political subdivisions in a calendar year (the
"State Ceiling"); and

WHEREAS, the Internal Revenue Service of the Department of
the Treasury (the "IRS") published in 49 Federal Register
39314-27 (October 5, 1984) temporary regulations regarding the
allocation of the State Ceiling (the "Temporary Regulations");
and

WHEREAS, Private Activity Bonds include industrial
development bonds and student loan bonds (including certain
refunding bonds to the extent that the amount of an obligation
issued to refund a prior obligation exceeds the amount of the