Chap. 321.
: Section 10F. Any board or officer authorized to appoint police officers in any city or town which accepts this section, and any college, university or other educational institution empowered by law to make or establish rules or regulations regulating the parking of motor vehicles, may appoint parking control officers who shall have only those powers and duties conferred or imposed on police officers by section twenty A or twenty C of chapter ninety.                           Approved May 20, 1969.
The Commonwealth op Massachusetts, Executive Department, State House,
Boston, May 20, 1969.
The Honorable John F. X. Davoken, Secretary of the Commonwealth, State House,
Boston, Massachusetts.
Dear Mh. Secretary: — I, Francis W. Sargent, pursuant to the provisions of Article XLVIII of the Amendments to the Constitution, the Referendum II, Emergency Measures, hereby declare in my opinion the immediate preservation of the public convenience requires that the law being Chapter 320 of the Acts of 1969, entitled "An Act authorizing CERTAIN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO APPOINT PARKING CONTROL
officers." and the enactment of which received my approval on May 20, 1969, should take effect forthwith.
I further declare that in my opinion said law is an emergency law and the facts constituting the emergency are as follows:
This bill empowers college or university police to ticket cars and issue parking violations. This authority has been restricted to the local police. Illegal parking around college and university campuses is so severe that to have the police at these campuses the ones who do the ticketing, would not only tend to lessen the situation but would also take some of the load from the local police.
Sincerely,
Francis W. Sargent, Acting Governor of the Commonwealth.
Office of the Secretary, Boston, May 21, 1969.
I, John F. X. Davoren, Secretary of the Commonwealth, hereby certify that the accompanying statement was filed in this office by His Excellency the Acting Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts at nine o'clock and thirty minutes, a.m., on the above date, and in accordance with Article Forty-eight of the Amendments to the Constitution said chapter takes effect forthwith, being chapter three hundred and twenty of the acts of nineteen hundred and sixty-nine.
John F. X. Davoren, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Chap. 321.   An Act further regulating collateral loans made
BY    SAVINGS    BANKS    TO    SPECIAL    NOTICE    ACCOUNT    DEPOSITORS.
Be it enacted, etc., as follows:
Paragraph 3 of section 38 of chapter 168 of the General Laws is hereby amended by striking out the words "; provided, however, that no such corporation shall make a loan to one of its own special notice account
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depositors secured by the pledge of the deposit book evidencing such depositor's special notice account unless such loan either is made pursuant to the provisions of section forty or is for a period of not less than six months", added by section 6 of chapter 169 of the acts of 1962.
Approved May 20, 1969.