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First the governor plans to appoint a task force that will develop a blueprint for creating the new university.

After the Supreme Court upheld Missouri's restrictive abortion law in 1989, then Governor Ashcroft tried to appoint a task force to tighten the law even further.

This year, for the third time, he will ask the State Legislature to appoint a task force to look into problems related to volunteer ambulance services.

In addition to the Medicaid panel, he plans to appoint a task force of lawmakers and prison officials to cut more than 3,500 of the roughly 64,000 adult prison beds in the state.

Mr. Powell said at several points in the news conference that he did not view the decision to appoint a task force on local concerns to be a political one.

Although the rise in homicides leveled off to about 12percentt by the end of the year, the increase prompted Mr. Hynes to appoint a task force to study the problem.

More than a month after announcing the creation of a task force to investigate complaints about the way it plans to gather local television ratings, Nielsen Media Research has yet to appoint a single task force member.

In an unusually public repudiation last July, three foundations withdrew their support of Pittsburgh's public schools over what they called a "sharp decline of governance," pressuring the mayor to appoint an education task force that they help control.

In advance of the fiscal responsibility meeting, the president last week shelved a plan to appoint a Social Security task force to recommend ways to ensure the program's long-term solvency, after protests from Democratic leaders in Congress, especially the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi of California, and from liberal activists who want to head off any reductions of future retirees' benefits.

Pfleger is encouraging his parishioners to write letters to President Obama asking him to appoint a gun violence task force with Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and members of the Department of Homeland Security.

But instead of designating specific prisons for closing in his budget — a move that would harden opposition to his budget, perhaps implacably, among lawmakers whose districts are home to the facilities — Mr. Cuomo will appoint a task force of lawmakers and prison officials to come up with a consolidation plan after the budget is passed, people briefed on the plan said.