Part 3 Executive Orders (Hugh L. Carey)

• 9 CRR-NY A I 3 Notes
• s 3.1 Executive Order No. 1: Relating to the continued validity of executive orders previously issued.
• s 3.2 Executive Order No. 2: Appointing a commissioner to investigate public agencies supervising nursing care facilities and the operation of such facilities.
• s 3.3 Executive Order No. 3: Appointing a commissioner to study, examine, investigate, etc., the management and affairs of the Urban Development Corporation and other agencies.
• s 3.4 Executive Order No. 4: Appointing a special prosecutor to inquire into possible criminal violations in the nursing home industry and related matters.
• s 3.5 Executive Order No. 5: Establishing judicial nominating committees.
• s 3.6 Executive Order No. 6: Amending Executive Order of May 23, 1967 (No. 23) relating to the Health Planning Commission.
• s 3.7 Executive Order No. 7: Creating the New York State Economic Development Board in the Executive Department.
• s 3.8 Executive Order No. 8: Creating Women's Division in the Executive Chamber.
• s 3.9 Executive Order No. 9: Assigning certain functions to the Department of State in connection with the Federal Economic Opportunity Act of 1974.
• s 3.10 Executive Order No. 10: Directing filing of financial statements by certain officers and employees within the Executive Department.
• s 3.11 Executive Order No. 11: Directing the creation of the Public Health Education Unit.
• s 3.12 Executive Order No. 12: Establishing Health Advisory Council.
• s 3.13 Executive Order No. 13: Establishing the New York State Commission on Sports and Winter Olympics.
• s 3.14 Executive Order No. 14: Directing attendance of Attorney General at extraordinary special and trial term of the Supreme Court, Suffolk County.
• s 3.15 Executive Order No. 15: Designating the Department of Social Services as State Agencies responsible for programs under Title XX of the Federal Social Security Act.
• s 3.16 Executive Order No. 16: Appointing an Extraordinary Special and Trial Term of the Supreme Court, Suffolk County.
• s 3.17 Executive Order No. 17: [Terminating requirement upon Attorney General in relation to certain criminal proceedings pending in New York County.]
• s 3.18 Executive Order No. 18: [Establishing Citizen Mobilization for Federal Action Board.]
• s 3.19 Executive Order No. 19: [Amending Executive Order No. 61 (s 1.61, supra).]
• s 3.20 Executive Order No. 20: [Amending Executive Order No. 62 (s 1.62, supra).]
• s 3.21 Executive Order No. 21: [Amending Executive Order No. 63 (s 1.63, supra).]
• s 3.22 Executive Order No. 22: [Amending Executive Order No. 64 (s 1.64, supra).]
• s 3.23 Executive Order No. 23: [Amending Executive Order No. 65 (s 1.65, supra).]
• s 3.24 Executive Order No. 24: [Amending Executive Order No. 61 (s 1.61, supra) and No. 19 (s 3.19, supra).]
• s 3.25 Executive Order No. 25: [Amending Executive Order No. 62 (s 1.62, supra) and No. 20 (s 3.20, supra).]
• s 3.26 Executive Order No. 26: [Amending Executive Order No. 63 (s 1.63, supra) and No. 21 (s 3.21, supra).]
• s 3.27 Executive Order No. 27: [Amending Executive Order No. 64 (s 1.64, supra) and No. 22 (s 3.22, supra)]
• s 3.28 Executive Order No. 28: [Amending Executive Order No. 65 (s 1.65, supra) and No.23 (s 3.23, supra).]
• s 3.29 Executive Order No. 29: [Requiring Attorney General to inquire into certain public charges made by Special State Prosecutor.]
• s 3.30 Executive Order No. 30: [Establishing an occupational health unit within the Department of Health.]
• s 3.31 Executive Order No. 31: [Requiring Attorney General to supersede District Attorney of Albany County with reference to certain criminal proceedings.]
• s 3.32 Executive Order No. 32: [Establishing Breast Cancer Advisory Committee.]
• s 3.33 Executive Order No. 33: [Establishing a State Advisory Council on the Handicapped.]
• s 3.34 Executive Order No. 34: Requiring State agencies to submit proposed legislation, regulations, orders and plans to Office for the Aging.
• s 3.35 Executive Order No. 35: Establishing the Mental Hygiene Medical Review Board.
• s 3.36 Executive Order No. 36: [Requiring Attorney General to inquire into matters concerning private proprietary homes for adults.]
• s 3.37 Executive Order No. 37: [Directing that the Chief of Staff order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property in certain counties.]
• s 3.38 Executive Order No. 38: Creating the New York State Historical Records Advisory Board and the position of State Historical Records Coordinator.
• s 3.39 Executive Order No. 39: Establishing a New York State Board of Tourism.
• s 3.40 Executive Order No. 40: Assigning responsibilities of certain State agencies and State Division of Human Rights for ensuring equal employment opportunity for minorities, women and the disabled in State government and establishing the Governor&apos
• s 3.41 Executive Order No. 41: Establishing the Executive Committee on Medical Malpractice.
• s 3.42 Executive Order No. 42: [Appropriating an extraordinary special and trial term of the Supreme Court, Onondaga County and appointing a presiding justice thereof.]
• s 3.43 Executive Order No. 43: [Placing a requirement upon the Attorney General in relation to Onondaga County.]
• s 3.44 Executive Order No. 44: [Amending Executive Order No. 35 (s 3.35, supra.]
• s 3.45 Executive Order No. 45: [Establishing Office of State Contract Compliance.]
• s 3.46 Executive Order No. 46: [Declaring an energy and fuel supply emergency.]
• s 3.47 Executive Order No. 47: Directing that the Chief of Staff order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property in Erie County.
• s 3.48 Executive Order No. 48: Directing that the Chief of Staff order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property in Lewis and Jefferson Counties.
• s 3.49 Executive Order No. 49: Directing that the Chief of Staff order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property in the Counties of Albany, Chenango, Delaware, Fulton, Montgomery
• s 3.50 Executive Order No. 50: [Ordering the Attorney General to conduct all criminal proceedings in Queens County relating to Hillside Manor.]
• s 3.51 Executive Order No. 51: [Establishing the Office of Advocate for the Disabled, and revoking and superseding Executive Order No. 33 (s 3.33, supra)]
• s 3.52 Executive Order No. 52: [Suspending the applicability of certain provisions in the Labor Law relating to unemployment benefits.]
• s 3.53 Executive Order No. 53: [Directing a review of the criminal justice system of the City of New York, in the wake of looting during a power blackout.]
• s 3.54 Executive Order No. 54: Requesting the appointment of Norman Clapp to investigate the New York City power failure.
• s 3.55 -- 3.59 Executive Order No. 55-59: [Reserved]
• s 3.60 Executive Order No. 60: Terminating Executive Order No. 14 in relation to Suffolk County.
• s 3.61 Executive Order No. 61: The New York State Securities Coordinating Committee.
• s 3.62 Executive Order No. 62: [Establishing an Executive Advisory Committee on Sentencing.]
• s 3.63 Executive Order No. 63: [Establishing procedures for the letting of State contracts.]
• s 3.64 Executive Order No. 64: Establishing the New York State Motion Picture and Television Advisory Board.
• s 3.65 Executive Order No. 65: [Creating the Empire State Plaza Council.]
• s 3.66 Executive Order No. 66: Directing that the Chief of Staff order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property in Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
• s 3.67 Executive Order No. 67: Directing that the Chief of Staff order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property in the City of New York.
• s 3.68 Executive Order No. 68: Directing the implementation of alternative work schedules in agencies of government.
• s 3.69 Executive Order No. 69: Directing that the Chief of Staff order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property in the City of New York.
• s 3.70 Executive Order No. 70: Directing State agencies to consider labor relations practices when awarding State contracts.
• s 3.71 Executive Order No. 71: Directing that the Chief of Staff order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property in the Harriman State Park and Bear Mountain State Park located i
• s 3.72 Executive Order No. 72: Directing the Attorney General to inquire into the operation, management and funding of hospitals.
• s 3.73 Executive Order No. 73: Reestablishing the New York State Economic Development Board.
• s 3.74 Executive Order No. 74: Establishing a Governor's Temporary Commission to review the sales and use tax laws.
• s 3.75 Executive Order No. 75: Creating a task force on transportation of the disabled and directing the development of a comprehensive plan for the transportation of the disabled.
• s 3.76 Executive Order No. 76: Designating the Empire State Plaza in Albany to be The Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Plaza.
• s 3.77 Executive Order No. 77: Establishing the New York State Advisory Council on Ethnic Affairs.
• s 3.78 Executive Order No. 78: Directing attendance of Attorney General at term of the Supreme Court, Albany County.
• s 3.79 Executive Order No. 79: Relating to the continued validity of executive orders previously issued.
• s 3.80 Executive Order No. 80: Establishing the Governor's Commission on the International Year of the Child.
• s 3.81 Executive Order No. 81: Establishing the Office of State Ombudsman.
• s 3.82 Executive Order No. 82: Establishing the Casino Gambling Study Panel.
• s 3.83 Executive Order No. 83: Creating the Playground-for-All-Children Task Force.
• s 3.84 Executive Order No. 84: Directing that the Chief of Staff to the Governor order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property in the Village of Port Byron, Cayuga County, New
• s 3.85 Executive Order No. 85: Establishing the Urban Affairs Cabinet.
• s 3.86 Executive Order No. 86: Targeting the location of State facilities in downtown areas.
• s 3.87 Executive Order No. 87: Establishing the Council on International Business.
• s 3.88 Executive Order No. 88: Establishing guidelines for the operation of the Community Advisory Committee.
• s 3.89 Executive Order No. 89: Directing that the Chief of Staff order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in guaranteeing public order and public property at various correctional and mental hygiene facilities.
• s 3.90 Executive Order No. 90: Establishing the Task Force on Domestic Violence.
• s 3.91 Executive Order No. 91: Declaring an energy and fuel supply emergency (gasoline).
• s 3.92 Executive Order No. 92: Establishing the New York State Office of Development Planning.
• s 3.93 Executive Order No. 93: Establishing the Rural Affairs Cabinet.
• s 3.94 Executive Order No. 94: Directing that the Chief of Staff order into active service the organized militia to assist authorities in Franklin County to preserve the peace and avoid endangerment to the surrounding populace and public and private prop
• s 3.95 Executive Order No. 95: Declaring a disaster emergency in regard to bus transportation at the Lake Placid XIII Winter Olympic Games.
• s 3.96 Executive Order No. 96: Creating the New York State Council on Housing and Community Development.
• s 3.97 Executive Order No. 97: Establishing the Alcohol and Highway Safety Task Force.
• s 3.98 Executive Order No. 98: Designating the Department of Health as the State agency responsible for statistical activities under the Cooperative Health Statistics Plan System.
• s 3.99 Executive Order No. 99: Establishing the New York State Olympic Facilities Study Committee.
• s 3.100 Executive Order No. 100: Regulatory procedures; plain language.
• s 3.101 Executive Order No. 101: Declaring a disaster emergency in the towns of Woodstock and Shandaken.
• s 3.102 Executive Order No. 102: Establishing a Panel to Review Scientific Studies and the Development of Public Policy on Problems Resulting from Hazardous Wastes.
• s 3.103 Executive Order No. 103: Establishing the Governor's Commission on the International Year of Disabled Persons.
• s 3.104 Executive Order No. 104: Establishing a Governor's Conference for the Prevention of Developmental Disabilities and Infant Mortality.
• s 3.105 Executive Order No. 105: Declaring a disaster emergency in the towns of Bombay, Canton and Brasher and on the St. Regis Indian Reservation and directing State agencies to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property.
• s 3.106 Executive Order No. 106: Directing that the Chief of Staff to the Governor order into active service the organized militia to staff armories throughout the State in order to provide temporary shelter for individuals and families without heat duri
• s 3.107 Executive Order No. 107: Declaring an emergency in New York State and directing the Office of General Services to provide equipment and assistance to aid in the establishment of temporary shelters in New York State armories.
• s 3.108 Executive Order No. 108: Declaring an emergency in the city of Port Jervis and the town of Deer Park and directing State agencies to assist authorities in guaranteeing public safety and protecting property.
• s 3.109 Executive Order No. 109: Establishing an Executive Advisory Commission on the Administration of Justice.
• s 3.110 Executive Order No. 110: Establishing the State Commission to Commemorate the Centennial of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
• s 3.111 Executive Order No. 111: Establishing a Management Advisory Council and an Employee Relations Advisory Council.
• s 3.112 Executive Order No. 112: Establishing the Employee Assistance Program Task Force.
• s 3.113 Executive Order No. 113: Declaring a disaster emergency in the counties of Cayuga, Cortland, Montgomery, Onondaga and Tompkins, and directing State agencies to assist authorities in repairing, restoring and protecting highway transportation syste
• s 3.114 Executive Order No. 114: Establishing an Executive Advisory Commission to review existing laws affecting the authority and operations of New York insurance companies.
• s 3.115 Executive Order No. 115: Declaring a disaster emergency in the Counties of Tioga and Allegany and directing State agencies to assist authorities in repairing, restoring and protecting highway transportation systems.
• s 3.116 Executive Order No. 116: Directing that the Chief of Staff to the Governor order into active service the organized militia to staff armories in the City of New York in order to provide emergency temporary shelter for homeless individuals during t
• s 3.117 Executive Order No. 117: Prescribing arrangements for developing and coordinating a State program for minority business enterprise.
• s 3.118 Executive Order No. 118: Establishing the Council on State Priorities.
• s 3.119 Executive Order No. 119: Designating the Department of Environmental Conservation as the State agency responsible for planning the Forest Preserve Centennial celebration.
• s 3.120 Executive Order No. 120: Establishing the State Council on Food and Nutrition.
• s 3.121 Executive Order No. 121: Establishing the Governor's Advisory Council on Highway Safety.
• s 3.122 Executive Order No. 122: Establishing a Commission on Export Finance.