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MSA SC 6184-6-1

Dates1964

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Wineland Legislation - 1964 House of Delegates

H.B. 79 - Constitutional Convention calling
H.B. 93 - Motor Vehicle license administration emergency bill
H.B. 100 - Public Library Incentive Fund
H.B. 102 - Names Chesapeake Bay Retriever the Official Maryland State Dog (see also 6184-3-7 photograph)
H.B. 114 - Compulsory school attendance
H.B. 126 - School bus driver retirement system (state and local)
H.B. 127 - Charitable and educational sales tax exemption
H.B. 190 - Income tax for tuition fee annual exclusion
H.B. 310 - Assessment of open spaces (Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission)
H.B. 347 - Authorizing Board of Public Works $8M loan ("Mentally Retarded and Handicapped Hospital Loan of 1964")
H.B. 359 - Department of Labor and Industry Occupational Safety
H.B. 382 - Property tax exemptions

MSA SC 6184-6-2

Dates1965

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Wineland Legislation - 1965 Senate

S.B. 162 - Governor salary increase
S.B. 163 - Attorney General salary increase
S.B. 164 - Comptroller salary increase
S.B. 404 - State roads: authorize substitution of projects in Baltimore, Montgomery, and Prince George's Counties after initial approval
S.B. 417 - Primary elections date changes
S.B. 448 - General Assembly: extend duration of sessions and increase salaries
S.B. 569 - Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission appointments and memberships
S.B. 570 - Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission appointments and memberships
S.B. 571 - Mattawoman Creek watershed
S.B. 599 - Prince George's County Parks authorize bond for Mattawoman Creek watershed
S.B. 658 - Increase state aid for county library expenses
S.R. 19 - Expression of sympathy upon the death of Dwight Kellogg Denison, chief appraiser of the Orphans Court of Prince George's County
S.R. 25 - Expression of sympathy upon the death of Justice George J. O'Hara, judge of the Hyattsville's People's Court of Prince George's County
S.R. 41 - Members of the General Assembly request the Legislative Council to consider means of supplying additional office space for members
S.R. 45 - Request for Legislative Council to review existing salaries and recommend changes

MSA SC 6184-6-3

Dates1966

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Wineland Legislation - 1966 Senate

S.B. 112 - Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Compact
S.B. 138 - Indemnification of private citizens for damages incurred in assisting in criminal apprehension
S.J.R. 22 - Capital Beltway speed limit uniformity between MD, VA, DC
S.B. 247 - Alcoholic Beverage sale taxpayer definition amendment
S.B. 248 - Alcoholic Beverage sale license language correction
S.B. 284 - Revise laws relating to county power to finance George Washington Memorial Parkway
S.B. 295 - Park & Planning Commission merit system board creation
S.B. 298 - Volunteer Firemen: pay benefits to children of deceased to age 18 years; provide expenses for Board of Trustees of Fireman's Association
S.B. 348 - Change rate of taxation of business stock in Prince George's County
S.B. 362 - Remove zoning jurisdiction from county commissioners and vest in zoning council
S.J.R. 43 - Prince George's County Schools request consideration of Montessori Method of Teaching
S.B. 464 - Prince George's County changes in applicable barber's laws
S.B. 465 - Prohibit persons from working or electioneering at or near any polling place on behalf of any candidate or party if not a legal resident of Maryland
S.B. 553 - Require permits for modifications of dams or reservoirs
S.B. 554 - Authorize salary increase for state employees
S.J.R. 38 - To request the Board of Public Works seek recommendations for the development and use of the old Carvel Hall property in relation to Paca House
S.B. 592 - Prince George's County officers required to file statements disclosing financial interests
S.B. 610 - Extend duration of General Assembly sessions to 90 days

MSA SC 6184-6-4

Dates1967

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Wineland Legislation - 1967 Senate

H.B. 546 Railroad Crossing Safety

Wineland Legislation - 1967 Senate

S.B. 226 - Authorize issuance of special registration plates to persons without violations
S.B. 238 - Require all deeds presented for recording to contain certain references to county election districts
S.B. 239 - Require trucks of a certain weight to operate at specific speed limits
S.B. 251 - Authorize University of Maryland tuition scholarships for winner of annual Miss Maryland contest
S.B. 289 - Establish a new pay plan to provide salary increases for state employees
S.B. 558 - Change provisions for overtime payments to state employees
S.B. 559 - Require payment of extra compensation to state employees for nighttime work
S.B. 560 - Change state employees who are designated as supervisory employees for payment of overtime compensation
S.B. 593 - Include Charles County within the law and make changes for the purposes of the Washington Suburban Sanitary District
S.B. 594 - Authorize payment of per diem compensation to members of the Park-Planning Commission
S.B. 595 - Increase the annual compensation to members of the Park-Planning Commission
S.B. 412 - Increase General Assembly sessions to 90 days annually
S.B. 440 - Provide a tax exemption for community water companies
S.B. 441 - Establish a procedure for pre-filing bills in advance of regular legislative sessions
S.B. 530 - Permit employees of Interstate Commission for the Potomac River Basic to join State Employees Retirement system
S.J.R. 54 - Request Governor to appoint a committee to review the problems with the use of pesticides/herbicides

MSA SC 6184-6-5

Dates1968

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Legislation - 1968 Prince George's County - Bills 1-61 (no: 14, 15, 70) and Joint Resolutions 1-2

1. Water Supply Bonds
2. Storm Drainage Bonds
3. Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission organization
4. Hiatus in water front foot benefit change
5. Provision for lesser basis for calculating amount required for redemption of water and sewer front benefit charges
6. Constitutional amendment to authorize additional eminent domain procedures in Montgomery County
7. Assign Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission responsibility for maintenance of public storm drains in Montgomery County
8. Acquire funds from the planning portion of the State Sanitary Facilities Fund for the "Ten Year Water and Sewer Plans" required by state law
9. State Sanitary Facilities grant for paying portion of WSSD pro rata capital costs for the Potomac Interceptor Sewer
10. Issuance of water supply bonds of the WSSD
11. Provision for future issuance of water supply bonds
12. Provision for issuance of storm drainage bonds
13. Raise the interest rate for borrowing and fix maximum rate of interest that may be paid by WSSD
16. Automatic zoning reconsideration to provide automatic review by the Park and Planning Commission (in accordance with provided standards) where no construction has begun within five years of re-zoning
17. Amendment to state Evidence Statue regarding ordinances and regulations as evidence
18. Amendment to Regional District Act with regard to the payment of mandatory fees in lieu of dedication of open space areas
19. Strengthen the Commission's Mandatory Referral authority with respect to the submission of public projects, land acquisitions, and sales to the Commission for review and approval
20. Amend and increase the Commission's debt limit so that the Park Acquisition Program will not be impaired
21. Increase fee to $50 for each permit issued for any one time
22. Limit the authority of the State Police within PGC
23. Authorize the District Council to impose conditions on the granting of zoning to determine the effects of such conditions on adjacent properties before application is granted
24. Repeal the thirty-day investment restrictions on the County Treasurer of PGC
25. To provide for rental procedures, the inspection of licenses, the keeping of records concerning the rental of trailers, and penalties
26. Increase sheriff's fees
27. Authorize the Board of County Commissioners to increase the transfer tax on the actual consideration of real property conveyed in PGC to 1%
28. Ceilings on the amount of contractual obligations to clarify the powers of PGC and Montgomery County to exercise any method they choose to finance transit project
29. Pawn Brokers Bill to require pawnbrokers in PGC to keep and forward to the PGC Superintendent of Police a daily list of articles taken on pledge, and providing a penalty for violations thereof.
30. Assault of Police Officer: make it a felony to beat, strike, or assault a uniformed police officer acting in official capacity
31."Repeal the death penalty provisions as to any person who shall carnally know and abuse any woman child under the age of fourteen years, or knowingly carnally know and abuse any woman who is an imbecile, non compos mentis, or insane"
32. Provide for the PGC State Attorney General to appoint any Administrative Assistant subject to the County Merit System
33. Provide for a penalty if anyone is found to be in possession of implements of crime and is unable to satisfactorily account for their possession
34. Repeal the death penalty as to the crime of an assault with an intent to commit rape
35. Raise the number of full-time Assistant State's Attorneys to nine and the new maximum salary for the Attorney, Deputy Attorney, and full-time assistants
36. Increase police powers/jurisdiction within Montgomery and PGC limiting criminal investigations
37. Provide adequate facilities at a PGC central location
38. Appointment of a Chief Judge of People's Court of PGC
39. Grant power and authority to commit defendants to Spring Grove State Hospital for mental health examination
40. Increase People's Court judges of PGC salaries and require Commissioners to provide adequate work facilities
41. Change penalties for carrying or wearing concealed weapons
42. Employment of Chief Clerks of People's Court, other employees, compensation, and placement of certain employees
43. Grant PGC People's Court judges the power and authority to issues Writs of Error to vacate judgments and grant new trials
44. Require substitute judges for PGC People's Court
45. Increase number of substitute judges for PGC People's Court
46. Selection of Grand and Petit Juries in Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's Counties
47. Except the Clerk of the County Commissioners of Calvert and St. Mary's Counties from filing list of male taxable residents of said counties
48. Selection of Grand and Petit juries in Calvert County
49. Increase law clerks salary and compensation for bailiffs, court criers, and doorkeepers in PGC
50. Provide certain payments to Calvert County court library from fines and forfeitures
51. Salary of Master of Domestic Relations Causes in PGC
52. Revision of per diem compensation and mileage allowance of jurors in Calvert, Charles, Prince George's and St. Mary's Counties
53. Repeal blue laws for Sabbath breaking
54. Requiring the licensing of persons engaging in junk, second hand, scrap, etc.
55. Authorizing the State Roads commission to construct and maintain sidewalks along roads when done in conjunction with road construction
56. Requiring County Commissioners approval for any proposal for purchase of land for schools submitted by the State Superintendent of Schools
57. Requiring the County Commissioners to appoint Construction and Architect Review Boards to review school construction costs
58. Requiring the screening and fencing of junk yards in PGC
59. Authorizing the County Commissioners to license construction contractors and subcontractors
60. $30M bond authorization for school construction costs
61. Authorize the County Commissioners to assume certain elements of the operation of the park system
62. Increase PGC Sheriff's expense allowance to remove the monetary limit and to make the matter of compensation paid to certain of these employees subject to merit system regulations and to make the number of staff subject to County Commissioner approval
63. Provide a real property tax credit for certain unsold or unrented dwellings in PGC
64. Require the municipal corporations in PGC to obtain approval of the Board of County Commissioners for PGC in regard to any proposed municipal annexation
65. Provide that all legislative sessions of the Board of County Commissioners of PGC shall be open to the public, all votes taken and recorded publicly, and all acts, ordinances, resolutions, or amendments thereto adopted by the Board and its legislative capacity shall be subject to public hearings and public notice
66. Authorize and empower the Town of Riverdale to carry out urban renewal projects and the redevelopment and rehabilitation of slum or blighted areas
67. Increase the salary of the full-time judges of the People's Court of PGC and to require the Board of County Commissioners for PGC to provide adequate facilities
68. Provide for the creation of the PGC Historical and Cultural Trust and to constitute the PGC Planning Board as Trustees
69. Provide that the Board of Supervisors of Elections of PGC shall be considered a Department Head for purposes of the Merit System of PGC
71. Repeal the requirement that, in PGC, ten citizens who vote and own real estate in the precinct and election district of an Alcoholic Beverage License applicant's proposed location sign the application
72. Permit the sale of alcoholic beverages contained under seal in quantities less than one-half pint ("miniatures") by removing the prohibition against their sale in PGC
73. Permit the sale of alcoholic beverages contained under seal in quantities less than one-half pint ("miniatures") by removing the prohibition against their sale in PGC, limiting the sale of same to "on sale" consumption on the premises
74. Create a special Class B limited type license in PGC denoting a restaurant unable to comply with food restrictions to convert to a tavern permitting sale of alcoholic beverages
75. Repeal and re-enact privilege to sell alcoholic beverages for off-premises consumption from a separate facility
76. Repeal and re-enact privilege to sell alcoholic beverages for off-premises consumption from a separate facility and increase daily fee rate for associations authorized
77. Repeal and re-enact PGC concerning the house of sale of alcoholic beverages on Saturday and to extend the same to 1:00 AM Sunday provided certain conditions are complied with by the licensee
78. Repeal and re-enact PGC concerning the house of sale of alcoholic beverages on Saturday and to extend the same to 1:00 AM Sunday provided certain conditions are complied with by the licensee
79. Repeal and re-enact PGC concerning the house of sale of alcoholic beverages on Saturday and to extend the same to 1:00 AM Sunday provided certain conditions are complied with by the licensee
80. Provide that before any additional alcoholic beverage sale license(s) to be within the discretion of the Board of License Commissioners for PGC and not considered to be a matter of right upon showing of necessity for public accommodation
81. Require that applications by corporations set forth under affidavit all stock ownership whether the same be assigned or pledged for security or under separate assignment to buy, sell, or transfer the same in PGC
82. Provide for three full-time alcoholic beverage inspectors for PGC to be appointed by the Board of License Commissioners and provide that they be county residents and serve at the will of said board
83. Increase the salary of the attorney of the Board of License Commissioners of PGC; to provide the salary of the attorney fee for said board; to make all expenses submitted on the annual budget
84. Place primary responsibility of enforcing the alcoholic beverage laws applicable to PGC with the PGC police department and to provide that the police department shall create a separate detachment/division to carry out this responsibility
85. Allow the holders of Class B alcoholic beverage licenses with a special Sunday "on sale" permit to serve customers waiting for seating space in a dining area
86. Provide that in PGC an applicant for an alcoholic beverage license shall make a statement to accompany the application that the applicant has not been convicted of a felony for a period of ten years immediately preceding the application filing
87. Make an exception in PGC to permit a person 18 years of age or older employed by a grocery store with specific licenses to lawfully check out beer purchases
88. Increase the fees of the PGC Sheriff
S.J.R. 1. Commending Captain Oliver W. Weekley for meritorious service in PGC during his career as a public servant who "died such an untimely death on October 14, 1967"
S.J.R. 2. Expressing the deep shock and sympathy over the untimely passing of T. Howard Duckett

MSA SC 6184-6-6

Dates1968/01/26

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Legislation - 1968 Prince George's County - meeting materials gathered for Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission: notes, correspondence, and text for Senate Bills 49, 50, 56, 57, 58, 61, 62, 64

MSA SC 6184-6-7

Dates1968/02/08

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Legislation - 1968 Prince George's County - meeting materials gathered for MNCPPC: notes and text for Senate Bill 41 and House Bills 48, 51, 53, 55, 63, 106, 108, 109

MSA SC 6184-6-8

Dates1968

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Legislation - 1968 Prince George's County - miscellaneous memos, correspondence, research, and bill drafts

MSA SC 6184-6-9

Dates1968

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Wineland Legislation - 1968 Senate bill and resolution texts

S.B. 148 - Provide for special motor vehicle registration plates for Marine Corps League
S.B. 152 - Exempt farm implements from county taxation
S.B. 153 - Provide tuition-free scholarships at the University of Maryland for winners of the annual "Miss Maryland" contest sponsored by the Maryland Jaycees
S.B. 154 - [MISSING - General Assembly provide for the pre-filing of bills]
S.B. 155 - "Provide that the PGC Board of Education shall reimburse resident parents for the expenses of their handicapped children attending special classes or special instruction"
S.B. 156 - Provide for the employees of Interstate Commission on Potomac River Basin to participate in the state employees' retirement system
S.R. 10 - Commending and thanking B. Houston McCeney for his service as Executive Director and Secretary-Treasurer of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission
S.R. 11 - Requesting Congress to liberalize the Hatch Act whereas employees of the Federal government are restricted from participating in partisan politics
S.R. 15 - Protesting the piracy committed by North Korea against the U.S.S. Pueblo
S.B. 183 - Provide that the person residing on land under U.S. jurisdiction may vote in Maryland
S.B. 195 - Provide referendum procedures for ordinances passed by county commissioners
S.B. 197 - Prohibit the leaving of uncovered wells and holes
S.J.R. 19 - Petition for the National Highway Safety Act to investigate the relationship between vehicular horsepower and traffic safety
S.B. 250 - Emergency Bill to create a Crime Investigating Commission
S.B. 253 - Allow PGC landlords to strip and sell tobacco grown by a tenant at tenant's expense under certain conditions
S.R. 26 - Congratulating and honoring the women in the U.S. Marine Corps and declaring 1968 as the Year of the Women Marines in Maryland
S.R. 34 - Congratulations on the PGC Community College 10th Anniversary
S.B. 376 - Create the PGC Fire Commissioners
S.B. 462 - Change the date when landlords in certain counties may strip, pack, ship, and sell at tenant's expense under certain conditions
S.B. 597 - Provide Fridays off for state employees for Saturday holidays
S.B. 598 - Provide for Air Quality Control Program Employees to be in classified service
S.B. 599 - Increase the formula for computing state employee pensions
S.B. 600 - Allow for time-and-a-half for overtime for certain state employees
S.B. 601 - Statute of limitations for tort injuries arising out of defective property conditions
S.B. 602 - Provide that certain state employees shall not be designated as supervisory employees
S.B. 603 - Recommend state employee pay plans and annual salary review and provide full disclosure of all findings
S.B. 604 - Provide for the 7th-10th steps of the salary structure for graded state employees
S.B. 605 - Provide funds to pay full cost of of a program of hospital, medical, and surgical insurance for employees of several departments, boards, bureaus, commissions, and other agencies of the state government
S.B. 606 - Increase annual vacations for state employees
S.R. 68 - To express sympathy on the death of Doswell E. Brooks
S.R. 69 - Requesting for state employees a salary plan comparable to the federal pay plan
S.R. 70 - Requesting a correction in the salary inequities resulting from new salary plan for state employees
S.R. 71 - Requesting a study of the procedure or waiting liens at the time of real estate settlement
S.R. 72 - Requesting the establishment of May 1, 1968 as Loyalty Day in Maryland
S.B. 692 - Impose a fee to be paid to the state for airline travel with disposition of the fee to University of Maryland

Other Legislation (not by Wineland) - 1968 Senate

S.J.R. 13 - To express support of the U.S. Military Commitment in South Vietnam and to encourage negotiations for honorable peace in that struggle
S.B. 370 - Providing for the establishment of a Board of Dispensing Opticians setting forth the powers and duties of the Board and to provide generally for the regulations of opticians in the state of Maryland

MSA SC 6184-6-10

Dates1968

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Wineland Legislation - 1968 Addenda notes and memoranda

New section 62 to Article 50 of the Annotated Code to require the printing and distribution on a periodic basis of the Journals of the General Assembly
Amendment to Section 241(c) of Article 77 of the Annotated Code to increase the maximum amount of money to be reimbursed to parents of "handicapped" children
New section 233A to Article 27 of Annotated Code to make unlawful the tampering with speedometers on motor vehicles so as to change the mileage indication

MSA SC 6184-6-11

Dates1968

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