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COMMUNITY SERVICES COUNCIL, SALT LAKE AREA
72 WEST SECOND SOUTH • SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84101 • PHONE 355-7535
OFFICERS
Edward O. Moe, Ph.D.
President
Mrs. Robert S. Rothwell
Vice-President
Mrs. Ted Burnett
Vice-President
Charles R. Bird
Treasurer
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mrs. Ernest F. Baldwin, Jr.
Marlon S. Bateman
Lowell L. Bennion, Ph.D.
Richard I. Bird, Jr.
Douglas H. Campbell
Mrs. John Clawson
Francis J. Cowan
Mrs. Gordon Dudley
William L. Hutchinson, Ph.D.
Keith O. Karren, D.D.S.
Michael B. Kauffman
Glen M. Larsen
Simeon Manzano
Mrs. Stanley Marcus
Theodore R. Maughan
W. R. Elton Newman, M.D.
Jerry O'Brien
C. L. Prisk
Mrs. Ernest Otero
Reed C. Richardson, Ph.D.
Mrs. Brigham E. Roberts
Richard A. Van Winkle
Rev. L. D. Williams
Richard C. Williams
Roland V. Wise
Mas Yano
EX OFFICIO
Mrs. Robert G. Arnold
L. W. Cracroft
Thomas E. Daniels
William L. Fields
Conrad B. Harrison
Ralph A. Hedquist
William G. Larson
Ted C. Smith, Ph.D.
December 1, 1966
Mr, Vernon Holman, Chairman
Education and Welfare Committee
Utah Legislative Council
Utah State Capitol
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114
Dear Mr, Holman:
As you may be aware, the Public Policy Committee, as authorized
by the Board of Directors of the Community Services Council, studied
the Little Hoover Committee report and met with the Little Hoover
Commission. Subsequently, the Committee reviewed drafts of legislation, opinions and statements of affected State Departments, community individuals and agencies regarding the reorganization of the
Health, Welfare, Mental Health - Retardation, and Corrections programs. The Committee also worked closely with Coordinator Holbrook
and the Governor's office regarding its positions on reorganization.
The Executive Committee of the Community Services Council
endorsed the proposal for a Commissioner of Health and Welfare Services as a coordinator of the divisions of Health, Welfare, Mental
Health, Mental Retardation, Corrections and Aging, The Executive
Committee also endorsed the proposed legislation providing that all
boards, councils or committees in these divisions be advisory councils
and not administrative or policy making bodies.
The Committee is especially concerned with the provisions in
the proposed Bill regarding the qualifications of the directors of
the separate divisions — Health, Welfare, Mental Health - Retardation, and Corrections, The Committee's conclusions were that directors
should be qualified persons in their fields. This will insure better
organization of the divisions, better programs to fulfill the needs
of the State, and will give stability and tenure to the directors,
(See attached qualifications - Encl, #1)
Miss Eva V. Hancock
Executive Director
lli'll 111
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Object Description
| Rating | |
| Series | 3298 |
| Agency | Legislature |
| Caption | Miscellaneous Files - Public Policy |
| Title | Little Hoover Commission administrative records |
| Source Container | Box 1 Folder 14 |
| Source Relation | Series 3298 | Legislature | Little Hoover Commission administrative records | Miscellaneous Files - Public Policy |
| Date-Original | 1966 |
| Date-Digital | 2011 |
| Type | Text |
| Format | Image/jpeg |
| Converstion Specifications | Epson GT-3000 TIFF 400 PPI 8 bit greyscale, processed with Adobe Photoshop CS2 and saved as JPEG. |
| Language | eng |
| Rights Management | Digital Image created in 2011 by the Utah State Archives, which is the custodian of the original records from the Legislature. |
| Holding.Institution | Utah State Archives |
| Finding Aid | http://archives.utah.gov/research/inventories/3298.html |
| Directory | 03298001014 |
| Subject | Executive departments--Reorganization |
| Abstract | This series contains a variety of records that document work done by state agencies in response to mandates set by the Little Hoover Commission, which was tasked with reorganizing Utah State Government in the 1960's. |
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| Full Text | ... , COMMUNITY SERVICES COUNCIL, SALT LAKE AREA 72 WEST SECOND SOUTH • SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84101 • PHONE 355-7535 OFFICERS Edward O. Moe, Ph.D. President Mrs. Robert S. Rothwell Vice-President Mrs. Ted Burnett Vice-President Charles R. Bird Treasurer BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Ernest F. Baldwin, Jr. Marlon S. Bateman Lowell L. Bennion, Ph.D. Richard I. Bird, Jr. Douglas H. Campbell Mrs. John Clawson Francis J. Cowan Mrs. Gordon Dudley William L. Hutchinson, Ph.D. Keith O. Karren, D.D.S. Michael B. Kauffman Glen M. Larsen Simeon Manzano Mrs. Stanley Marcus Theodore R. Maughan W. R. Elton Newman, M.D. Jerry O'Brien C. L. Prisk Mrs. Ernest Otero Reed C. Richardson, Ph.D. Mrs. Brigham E. Roberts Richard A. Van Winkle Rev. L. D. Williams Richard C. Williams Roland V. Wise Mas Yano EX OFFICIO Mrs. Robert G. Arnold L. W. Cracroft Thomas E. Daniels William L. Fields Conrad B. Harrison Ralph A. Hedquist William G. Larson Ted C. Smith, Ph.D. December 1, 1966 Mr, Vernon Holman, Chairman Education and Welfare Committee Utah Legislative Council Utah State Capitol Salt Lake City, Utah 84114 Dear Mr, Holman: As you may be aware, the Public Policy Committee, as authorized by the Board of Directors of the Community Services Council, studied the Little Hoover Committee report and met with the Little Hoover Commission. Subsequently, the Committee reviewed drafts of legislation, opinions and statements of affected State Departments, community individuals and agencies regarding the reorganization of the Health, Welfare, Mental Health - Retardation, and Corrections programs. The Committee also worked closely with Coordinator Holbrook and the Governor's office regarding its positions on reorganization. The Executive Committee of the Community Services Council endorsed the proposal for a Commissioner of Health and Welfare Services as a coordinator of the divisions of Health, Welfare, Mental Health, Mental Retardation, Corrections and Aging, The Executive Committee also endorsed the proposed legislation providing that all boards, councils or committees in these divisions be advisory councils and not administrative or policy making bodies. The Committee is especially concerned with the provisions in the proposed Bill regarding the qualifications of the directors of the separate divisions — Health, Welfare, Mental Health - Retardation, and Corrections, The Committee's conclusions were that directors should be qualified persons in their fields. This will insure better organization of the divisions, better programs to fulfill the needs of the State, and will give stability and tenure to the directors, (See attached qualifications - Encl, #1) Miss Eva V. Hancock Executive Director lli'll 111 UNITED FUND ~.B.V H»»H.-» - --<«»<».w«n"qw i >' ii n>o»"m - »■. «».^>. |
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