House. Select Committee on Federal State Affairs (House Resolution 46), 1973-1974
Dates
- Existence: 1973 - 1974
Biography
The Select Committee on Federal State Affairs was created by House Resolution 46 during the 1973-1974 session. The Committee created recommendations for improving the General Assembly's ability to carry out it's co-equal responsibilities in intergovernmental relations.
The Members included: H. Sheldon Parker Jr., Chairman; H. Jack Seltzer; W. William Wilt; G. Sieber Pancoast; Sherman L. Hill; Alvin Kahle; John H. Hamilton Jr.; Martin P. Mullen; John F. Laudadio Sr.; James J. A. Gallagher; Anita Palermo Kelly; Lester K. Fryer; and Earl Vann.
Found in 1 Collection or Record:
Select Committee on Federal State Affairs, (House Resolution 46), 1973-1974
These three hearing transcripts were found in Reno Thomas collection and reprocessed, as seen here.
(Resolution No. 46) URGING SELECTION OF A FEDERAL-STATE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE TO REVIEW EXISTING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN COMMONWEALTH AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT; AND CONDUCT OF THE COMMONWEALTH AGENCY MAINTAINED IN WASHINGTON, D. C. In the House of Representatives, March 14, 1973
H. Sheldon Parker, Chairman