Here is how members of Maryland's delegation on Capitol Hill were recorded on important roll-call votes last week:

A yes vote was to kill the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Y N X Member

Y * * Bentley, Helen Delich, R-2nd

* N * Hoyer, Steny H. D-5th

Y * * Bartlett, Roscoe G., R-6th

* N * Wynn, Albert R., D-4th

Y * * Cardin, Benjamin L., D-3rd

Y * * Mfume, Kweisi, D-7th

Y * * Gilchrest, Wayne T., R-1st

* N * Morella, Constance A., R-8th

HOUSE: RACE IN SENTENCING

By a vote of 264-149, the House reversed its support of the Racial Justice Act, which enables minorities to avoid the death sentence by showing it was applied to them as part of a discriminatory pattern in the sentencing jurisdiction.

C7 A yes vote was to repudiate the Racial Justice Act.

Y N X Member

Y * * Bentley, Helen Delich, R-2nd

Y * * Hoyer, Steny H. D-5th

Y * * Bartlett, Roscoe G., R-6th

* N * Wynn, Albert R., D-4th

* N * Cardin, Benjamin L., D-3rd

* N * Mfume, Kweisi, D-7th

Y * * Gilchrest, Wayne T., R-1st

* N * Morella, Constance A., R-8th

SENATE: WHITEWATER HEARINGS

Senators voted 56-43, along party lines, to convene public hearings by the end of July into some of the events known as Whitewater. They endorsed a Democratic plan to limit the

Banking Committee inquiry to Washington aspects of the alleged scandal that special prosecutor Robert Fiske has completed work on.

A yes vote supported the Democratic plan for Whitewater hearings.

Y N X Member

Y * * Mikulski, Barbara A., D

Y * * Sarbanes, Paul S., D