The Commission for Youth Involvement was formed to examine existing programs and recommend better methods to facilitate youth participation in state and community affairs. The commission studied education, social problems, State government, community government, the present political system, and youth and the law. Recommendations included: (1) that youth form a political action organization with the help of the governor, (2) that State law be changed to conform to reality in such matters as curfew, rights in court, drug use, and modern morality, and (3) the formation of a State office for social action. (BH)