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Ten Committees Formed In Each
Body Of First State Legislature
JUNEAU, (#) — Ten commit
i tees in each house, all headed by
Democrats, will handle affairs of
Alaska’s first State Legislature.
A decision to limit the standing
committees to this number, con
siderably less than in most state
legislatures, was reached Monday
in the session’s opening day.
Alaska’s- constitution provides
for uniform rules for the two
houses. Under the temporary rules
adopted Monday, the 10 commit
tees in House and Senate have
identical names. In the 1957 Ter
ritorial Legislature, there were
12 House committees and eight in
the Senate.
Democrats, in firm control of
both houses, moved quickly to
complete the committee setup in
the Senate. In the House only the
committee chairmen were an
nounced Monday by Representa
tive Peter J. Kalamarides of An
chorage, who was confirmed as
majority leader.
Former speaker Richard J.
Greuel of Fairbanks heads the
House Rules Committee, through
which each bill must pass.
Hillsirand Heads House
Finance Committee
The important House Finance
Committee will be headed by
Representative Earl Hillstrand,
Anchorage real estate and insur
ance man.
Other committee chairmen are
these Democratic representatives:
John Hellenthal, Anchorage. Ju
diciary; James Norene, Anchor
age, Health, Education and Wel
fare; Andrew Hope, Sitka, Re
sources; Dora Sweeney, Juneau,
Engrossment and Enrollment; John
Rader, Anchorage, State Affairs;
Charles Fagerstrom, Nome, Com
merce and Labor; Helen Fischer,
Anchorage, Federal Relations;
Douglas Gray, Douglas, Local Gov
ernment.
Committee assignments for
other Democratic House members
were left for announcement later.
On the Republican side, Rep
resentative Bruce Kendall of Val
dez became minority leader. He
will serve on the House Rules and
Judiciary Committees with the
right to also sit on all other stand
ing committees.
Other committee assignments
for the Republicans are: Donald
Harris, McGrath, Finance, John
Curtis, Kotzebue, Engrossment
and Enrollment and Local Affairs;
James Hoffman, Bethel, Health,
Education and Welfare and Com
merce and Labor; John Long
worth, Petersburg, State Affairs
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and Federal Relations, and Jay
Hammond, Naknek, Resources.
The Senate left a seat on two
committees for either Republican
William K. Boardman or Demo
crat W. O. Smith, depending on
who is seated.
The Senate committees:
Rules—Democrats Earl CooDer,
Anchorage, chairman; Ralph Moo
dy, Anchorage; Lester Bronson,
Nome; Frank Peratrovich, Kla
wock, and Republican John Cog
bill, Nenana.
Finance — Democrats A1 Owen,
Anchorage, chairman; Hubert Gil
bert, Fairbanks; John McNees,
Nome; Peratrovich, and Repub
lican Coghill.
Judiciary — Democrats Moody,
chairman; R. J. McNealy, Fair
banks; Thomas Stewart, Juneau;
Cooper, and Republican Coghill.
Health, Education and Welfare
— Democrats Peratrovich, chair
man; Irwin Metcalf, Seward; Mc
Nees; George B. McNabb Jr.,
Fairbanks, and Republican Jack
Weise, Bethel.
Commerce and Labor — Demo
crats McNabb, chairman; Owen;
Eben Hopson, Barrow; Republican
Weise, and Boardman or Smith.
Resources — Democrats Irene
Ryan, Anchorage, chairman; R.
J. Logan, Cordova; Hopson; Re
publican Weise, and Boardman
or Smith.
Federal Relations — Democrat
Bronson, chairman; Ryan; Mc
Nealy; Howard Bradshaw, Sitka,
and Republican Weise.
Local Government — Demo
! crats Gilbert, chairman; McNees;
| Logan; James Nolan, Wrangell,
j and Republican Weise.
j State Affairs — Democrats
! Stewart, chairman; McNealy;
! Bradshaw; Bronson, Republican
Coghill.
Engrossment and Enrollment —
Democrats Nolan, chairman, and
Metcalf; Republican Coghill.
Washington Senate Rule
‘Provides Cigars’ From
Forgetful Solons
OLYMPIA, Wash., UP) — The is
sue was a burning one but throats
stayed cool in the clear chambers
of the Washington State Senate.
When the arguments were over,
the air was still clear.
Smoking Senators had won on
a voice vote to retain a resolution
against smoking.
An opponent said of the rule:
“Its only ppurpose is to provide
a modicum of horseplay.”
“We are entitled to a little re
laxation,” said a backer of the
regulation. “And besides, it pro
vides cigars when someone is for
getful.”
That cleared away the smoke
around the seemingly strange po
sition taken by smoking senators.
Smokers wait patiently until a
fellow senator or a member of the
press lights up. Then one of them
jDoints out the rule-breaker.
The guilty party must buy a
box of cigars to be passed around
the chamber.
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