THE GOVERNOR
 As required by Texas Civil Statutes, Article 6252-13a, sec.6, the Texas 
Register publishes executive orders issued by the Governor of Texas. 
Appointments and proclamations are also published. Appointments are published in 
chronological order. Additional information on documents submitted for 
publication by the Governor's Office can be obtained by calling (512) 463-1828.

Appointments Made April 14, 1994
      To be Chief Administrative Law Judge, State Office of Administrative 
Hearings for a term to expire two years from date of qualification: Judge Steven 
L. Martin, 3100 Wheeler, Austin, Texas 78705. Judge Martin is being reappointed.
      To be a member of the General Services Commission for a term to expire 
January 31, 1995: Lee Elliott Brown, 3339 Wentworth, Houston, Texas 77004-6316. 
Ms. Brown will be filling the unexpired term of Ronald Kirk, who resigned.
      To be a member of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Advisory 
Board for a term at the pleasure of the Governor: Lewis Mark Rosenthal, 1400 
West 10th Street, Austin, Texas 78703. Mr. Rosenthal will be replacing Calvin 
Crenshaw of Giddings, whose term expired.
      To be a member of the State Commission on Judicial Conduct for a term to 
expire November 19, 1997: Carol Jean MacLean, 1216 Westhill Drive, Cleburne, 
Texas 76031. Ms. MacLean will be replacing Lowell Cable of Sulphur Springs, 
whose term expired.

Appointments Made April 15, 1994
      To be members of the Texas State Commission on National and Community 
Service pursuant to Executive Order AWR 94-15: to expire April 1, 1995: Jennifer 
Sledge Andrew, P.O. Box 5901, Abilene, Texas 79608; Veronica "Ronnie" Ault, 
Route 1, Box 148, Lometa, Texas 76853; Ernesto Gonzalez, P.O. Box 433, Freer, 
Texas 78357; Dario V. Guerra, Jr., 1021 East Canton, Edinburg, Texas 78539; 
Esmeralda Lozano, 3413 Willowrun Drive, Apartment #B, Austin, Texas 78704; M. 
Ernest McMillan, 7258 Wiley Road, Houston, Texas 77016; and Louis Q. Reyes III, 
1642 Blanca Street, Seguin, Texas 78155. To expire April 1, 1996: Dr. Dorcas D. 
Bowles, 2425 Jefferson Point Drive #816, Arlington, Texas 76006; Jeff R. 
Branick, 7708 Springmeadow, Port Arthur, Texas 77642; Dr. Sandra Gilliland, 2806 
Hughes, Amarillo, Texas 79109; Elizabeth G. Gray, 2100 Mountainview Road, 
Austin, Texas 78703-2206; Dr. Daniel Milo Johnson, 1912 Highland Park Circle, 
Denton, Texas 76205; Rosemary K. Mauk, 3664 Encanto Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 
76109; and Dr. Mark Alan Zober, 6208 Camino Alegre, El Paso, Texas 79912. To 
expire April 1, 1997: Jamie L. Barshop, 4900 Bob Cat Run, Austin, Texas 78731; 
Dr. Robert M. Berdahl, 2905 Scenic Drive, Austin, Texas 78703; Nancy T. Beren, 
2405 Bellefontaine, Houston, Texas 77030; Jeri Landfair Chambers, 2605 Winfield, 
Plano, Texas 75023; DeAndra D. Howard, P.O. Box 2581, Austin, Texas 78768; Dr. 
Lionel R. Meno, 1701 North Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas 78701; Richard A. 
Munisteri, 2911 West Lane, Houston, Texas 77027; and Eloise Meadows Rouse, 4540 
Lorraine, Dallas, Texas 75205.
Issued in Austin, Texas on April 15, 1994.
TRD-9439326
Ann W. Richards
Governor of Texas

Executive Order AWR-94-18
 Establishing the Sesquicentennial Committee to Celebrate Texas' Annexation to 
the United States
 WHEREAS, on December 29, 1995, the State of Texas will celebrate the 
sesquicentennial anniversary of Texas' annexation to the United States; and,
 WHEREAS, the citizens of Texas want to observe and celebrate the transfer of 
authority from the Republic of Texas to the State of Texas;
 NOW, THEREFORE, I, Ann W. Richards, Governor of the State of Texas, under the 
authority vested in me, do hereby create and establish the Sesquicentennial 
Committee, hereinafter referred to as the "Committee," to celebrate Texas' 
annexation to the United States on December 29, 1845. State Senator John T. 
Montford and State Representative Jerry K. Johnson shall serve as co-chairs. Ex-
officio members of the Committee shall consist of one representative each from 
the Texas Historical Commission, the Texas State Library and Archives 
Commission, the Institute of Texan Cultures, the Center for American History, 
and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
 The purpose of the Committee shall be to coordinate and assist in the planning 
of statewide sesquicentennial celebrations. In order to achieve such purpose, 
the Committee may appoint advisory members and assign such duties and 
responsibilities as deemed appropriate and necessary, and the co-chairs may 
designate such sub-committees as they deem appropriate and necessary to assist 
in achieving the purpose of the Committee.
 Members of the Committee, including advisory members, shall serve without 
compensation or reimbursement of actual expenses. All state agencies are urged 
to cooperate with the Committee to assist it in achieving its designated 
purpose.
 This Executive Order shall be effective immediately and shall remain in full 
force and effect until modified, amended, or rescinded by me.
Issued in Austin, Texas on April 15, 1994.
TRD-9439327
Ann W. Richards
Governor of Texas