MARYLAND

MANUAL

SUPPLEMENT

1975-1976 ■ - ' ' i\ o N yf: ^-3-/3-^] Department ofGeneral Services Hall ofRecordsCommission MARYLAND EDWARD C.PAPENFUSE FRANK F.WHITE,JR. Distributed andSoldBy MANUAL FRED L.WINELAND Annapolis, Maryland Annapolis, Maryland SUPPLEMENT Secretary ofState 1975-1976 State Archivist Compiled By Issued By Editor and 992232 The John D. Lucas Printing Company 2601 Sisson Street Baltimore, Md. 21211

Copyright 1975 By The Hall of Records Commission of the State of Maryland FOREWORD The MARYLAND MANUAL SUPPLEMENT for 1975-1976, is an updated and abbreviated version of the 1973-1974 MARYLAND MANUAL. It contains an overview of State and local Government reflecting organizational and personnel changes that have occurred since the spring of 1974. With its name and general index and tele- phone numbers, including those for members of the General Assembly, it should prove an invaluable reference tool. However, it should be used in conjunction with the current MARYLAND MANUAL, be- cause it does not contain agency descriptions, certain election returns, historical data, or relevant documents such as Maryland’s Charter and the State Constitution, all of which are to be found in the 1973- 1974 MANUAL. As is the case with the full MARYLAND MANUAL, this SUP- PLEMENT could not have been compiled without the cooperation of many individuals and agencies, and to them we are greatly in- debted. Although it is not practical to mention each by name we are especially grateful to the Honorable George R. Lewis, Secretary of the Department of General Services, of which we are a part, for his constant support and encouragement of the project. Frank F. White, Jr., Editor of the MANUAL, has done his usual fine job in preparing this SUPPLEMENT, and to him should go the major share of the credit for its compilation. It is Mr. White’s duty to begin the new MANUAL when the old one is hardly off the press, to collect the information needed, process it, and see the book to completion. Copies of the 1973-1974 MANUAL and the paperbound SUPPLE- MENT, 1975-1976, can be purchased from the Hall of Records, Box 828, Annapolis, Maryland 21404, at the following prices: $8.00 cloth- bound and $6.00 paperbound for the full MANUAL, 1973-1974; and $5.00 for the paperbound SUPPLEMENT, 1975-1976. Purchasers residing in Maryland must also pay a sales tax of 4% unless they have been granted a tax exemption. Edward C. Papenfuse State Archivist

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page FOREWORD 3 MARYLAND AT A GLANCE 7 ELECTED OFFICIALS IN MARYLAND-1975 9 STATE SYMBOLS 11 BIOGRAPHY OF MARVIN MANDEL, GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND 14 BIOGRAPHY OF BLAIR LEE III, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND 17 BIOGRAPHY OF LOUIS L. GOLDSTEIN, COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY 20 BIOGRAPHY OF FRANCIS B. BURCH, ATTORNEY GENERAL 20 BIOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM S. JAMES, STATE TREASURER 23 BIOGRAPHY OF FRED L. WINELAND, SECRETARY OF STATE 23 THE LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND The General Assembly 27 State Department of Legislative Reference 28 Department of Fiscal Services 28 Legislative Districts 29 Committee Chairmen 44 Roster of Members-1975 45 Office Locations and Telephone Numbers 54 Biographical Sketches of Members of the General Assembly 58 STATE AGENCIES Executive Department and Constitutional Agencies 127 Department of Health and Mental Hygiene 132 Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning 142 Department of Natural Resources 143 Department of State Planning 147 Department of Employment and Social Services 148 Department of General Services 150 Department of Personnel 152 Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services 154 Department of Licensing and Regulation 158 Department of Transportation 162 Department of Economic and Community Development . . . . 166 Department of Agriculture 170 Independent Agencies 172 Miscellaneous Commissions 184 6 MARYLAND MANUAL

ORGANIZATION CHARTS OF THE MARYLAND STATE GOVERNMENT 186 BI-COUNTY AGENCIES 191 JUDICIARY OF MARYLAND 196 OFFICERS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT I. Counties 207 II. Baltimore City 230 INCORPORATED CITIES AND TOWNS 235 1974 GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS 243 STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES 275 MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS 291 NAME INDEX GENERAL INDEX SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 7

MARYLAND AT A GLANCE

Population—3,922,399 in 1970 census; ranked 18th among the states. Area—In square miles: land, 9,874; inland water, 703; Chesapeake Bay, 1,726; total, 12,303. Ranks 42nd among the states. Physiography—Divided into three provinces with progressively higher altitudes from east to west; Coastal Plain province extends from Atlantic Ocean to Fall Line; Piedmont or “Foothill,” province from Fall Line to crest of the Catoctin Mountains; Appalachian province from crest of Catoctin Mountains to western boundary of State. Mean elevation, 350 feet; maximum elevation, 3,360 feet on Back- bone Mountain. Chesapeake Bay—195 miles long with 1,726 square miles in Maryland an 1,511 square miles in Virginia. Varies in width from 3 to 20 miles. Navigable for ocean-going ships and has two outlets to the Atlantic Ocean, one through the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, one through the mouth of the Bay between the Virginia capes. Boating Waters—Twenty-three rivers and bays with more than 400 miles of water tributary to the Chesapeake Bay; Chincoteague Bay with 35 miles of water accessible to and from the Atlantic Ocean. Water Frontage—Sixteen of the 23 counties and Baltimore City border on tidal water. Length of tidal shoreline, including islands, 3,190 miles. Forest Area—More than 2,970,000 acres, or approximately 47 per cent of the land surface. Chief forest products are lumber, pulpwood and piling. Eleven State forests and one State forest nursery cover 118,362 acres. State Parks and Recreation Areas—Thirty-four operational State parks covering 63,525 acres; 66 lakes and ponds open to public fishing; 10 State forests and portions of nine State parks open to public hunting; 31 wildlife management areas covering 64,799 acres open to public hunting; 3 natural environment areas con- taining approximately 5,700 acres. Manufactures, 1972—Number of establishments, 3,408; total em- ployees, 252,000; total payroll, $2,347,400,000; total value added by manufactures, $4,686,400,000. Most important manufactures: food and kindred products, primary metal products, electric and elec- tronic products; transportation equipment; chemical and allied products, machinery (except electrical). Agriculture, 1973—18,000 farms covering 2,970,000 acres. Total farm receipts, $577,454,000; Most valuable farm products: poultry and poultry products, $177,707,000; field crops, $147,676,000; dairy prod- ucts, $114,954,000; value of crops: corn, $58,187,000; soybeans, $50,462,000; vegetables, $20,178,000; tobacco, $20,076,000; fruits, nuts and berries, $7,919,000; value of livestock products: cattle, $43,915,000; hogs, $20,800,000; eggs, $18,200,000; workers on farms, 32,000. 8 MARYLAND MANUAL Mineral Production, 1972—Stone, 19,431,000 short tons, value $41,- 973,000; sand and gravel, 12,594,000 short tons, value $26,557,000; bituminous coal, 1,640,000 short tons, value $8,961,000; clays, I, 104,000 short tons, value $2,121,000; natural gas, 244 million cubic feet, value $51,000; peat, 3,000 short tons, value $29,000; value of all mineral production which cannot be itemized separately, $35,801,000; total value of all mineral production, $115,501,000. Seafood Production, 1973—Fish, 18,173,340 pounds with dockside value of $2,279,755; crabs, 18,356,000 pounds with dockside value of $3,107,000; oysters, 2,900,000 bushels with dockside value of $13,- 050,000; clams, including soft-shell, hard-shell and surf, 8,135,000 pounds with dockside value of $1,725,000. Maryland leads the nation in oyster production and ranks second in blue crabs. Port of Baltimore, 197i—One of the leading ports in the United States handling in excess of 55,000,000 tons of cargo in 1974, 60 per cent of which was foreign commerce and 40 per cent in coastal trade. Baltimore is the second ranked container cargo port on the East Coast of the United States with more than 3,400,000 tons moved during 1974. Baltimore also is the largest port of entry for the importation of automobiles in the world with 225,000 units ar- riving during the year. Other chief imports are ore, chemicals, petroleum products, gypsum rock, lumber, rolled and finished steel products, fertilizer and materials, unrefined copper, inedible mo- lasses, sugar and general cargo. Chief exports are grains, ma- chinery, coal and coke, iron and steel scrap, iron and steel semi- finished products, earth moving equipment, fertilizers and general cargo. Incorporated Cities Over 10,000, 1970—Baltimore, 905,759; Rockville, 41,564; Hagerstown, 35,862; Bowie, 35,028; Cumberland, 29,724; Annapolis, 29,592; College Park, 26,156; Frederick, 23,641; Takoma Park, 18,433; Greenbelt, 18,199; Salisbury, 15,252; Hyattsville, 14,998; New Carrollton, 13,395; Aberdeen, 12,375; Cambridge, II, 595; Laurel, 10,525. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 9

ELECTED OFFICIALS IN MARYLAND, 1975

Governor of Maryland: Marvin Mandel, Baltimore, 1979 (D)

Lieutenant Governor of Maryland: Blair Lee III, Silver Spring, 1979 (D)

Comptroller of the Treasury: Louis L. Goldstein, Prince Frederick, 1979 (D)

Attorney General: Francis B. Burch, Baltimore, 1978 (D)

Members of the Congress of the United States: Senators: Charles McC. Mathias, Jr., Frederick, 1981 (R) J. Glenn Beall, Jr., Frostburg, 1977 (R)

House of Representatives: First District: Robert E. Bauman, Easton, 1977 (R) Second District: Clarence D. Long, Towson, 1977 (D) Third District: Paul S. Sarbanes, Baltimore, 1977 (D) Fourth District: Marjorie S. Holt, Severna Park, 1977 (R) Fifth District: Gladys Noon Spellman, Laurel, 1977 (D) Sixth District: Goodloe E. Byron, Frederick, 1977 (D) Seventh District: Parren S. Mitchell, Baltimore, 1977 (D) Eighth District: Gilbert Gude, Bethesda, 1977 (R)

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STATE SYMBOLS

GREAT SEAL OF MARYLAND The Great Seal of Maryland is used by the Governor and the Secretary of State to authenticate the Acts of the Legislature and for other official purposes. The first Great Seal was brought over during the early days of the Colony. It remained in use, although slightly altered, until the Revolution. The State of Maryland adopted a new seal similar in form and spirit to those of the other States. After the passage of a hundred years, Maryland readopted its old seal (Joint Resolution No. 5, Legislative Session of 1876). Only the Reverse of this seal has ever been cut. The Obverse is, however, still considered as part of the seal and is used, among other things for decorating public buildings. The Reverse consists of an escutcheon or shield bearing the Calvert and Crossland arms quartered. Above is an earl’s coronet and a full- faced helmet. The escutcheon is supported on one side by a farmer and on the other by a fisherman, symbolizing Lord Baltimore’s two estates of Maryland and Avalon. The Calvert motto on the scroll is usually translated “manly deeds, womanly words.” The Latin legend on the border is translated “with favor wilt thou compass us as with a shield.” (Psalms v, 12.) The Obverse of the Seal shows Lord Baltimore as a Knight in full armor mounted on a charger. The inscription translated is “Cecilius, Absolute Lord of Maryland and Avalon, Baron of Baltimore.” Avalon was the name of Lord Baltimore’s grant in Newfoundland (Chapter 79, Act of 1969; Code 1957,1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 41, sec. 74A).

STATE FLAG Maryland’s flag bears the arms of the Calvert and Crossland families. Calvert was the family name of the Lords Baltimore who founded Maryland. Crossland was the family of the mother of the first Lord Baltimore. The escutcheon or shield in the Maryland Seal bears the same arms. This flag in its present form was first used about 1886. It was officially adopted by Chapter 48, Acts of 1904. The cross bottony affixed to the top of the flagstaff was made the official ornament by Chapter 862, Acts of 1945 (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 41, secs. 72-74).

STATE SONG The Maryland State song; “Maryland, My Maryland,” was written by a Marylander who was living in the Confederacy during the War between the States. The air is not original. Its words reflect the bitter feeling following the passage through Baltimore of Union troops in 1861 (Chapter 451, Acts of 1939; Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 41, sec. 79).

STATE FISH By Chapter 513, Acts of 1965, the striped bass or rockfish (Roccus saxatilis) was designated as the official fish of the State of Maryland (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 41, sec. 71A). 12 MARYLAND MANUAL

STATE TREE Maryland has chosen for its tree the White Oak (Quercus alba). The magnificent specimen shown among the illustrations of Maryland’s symbols is known as the Wye Oak and is located at Wye Mills on the Eastern Shore. It is now owned by the State (Chapter 731, Acts of 1941; Code 1957,1971. Repl Vol., Art. 41, sec. 76).

STATE BIRD The Baltimore Oriole (Icterus galbula) is the official Maryland Bird, designated by the General Assembly (Chapter 54, Acts of 1947). Special provisions have been made for its protection (Chapter 154, Acts of 1882) (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 41, sec. 77).

STATE DOG By Chapter 156, Acts of 1964, the Chesapeake Bay Retriever was declared to be the official Dog of Maryland (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 41, sec. 77B).

STATE FLOWER The Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) is the official Maryland Flower, designated by the General Assembly (Chapter 458, Acts of 1918). A yellow daisy, or coneflower it blooms in late summer (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 41, sec. 75).

MARYLAND SPORT By Chapter 134, Acts of 1962, the age old equestrian sport of Jousting was proclaimed as the official sport of the State of Maryland (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 41, sec. 79A).

STATE INSECT The Baltimore Checkerspot Butterfly (Euphdryas phaeton) was de- clared to be the official arthropodic emblem of the State of Maryland by the General Assembly by Chapter 253, Acts of 1973 (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., 1973 Supp., Art. 41, sec. 77C).

MARYLAND’S NICKNAMES Although Maryland’s nicknames are not official State Symbols, the State is known both as the “Old Line State” and the “Free State.” During the Revolutionary War, Maryland received its nickname of the “Old Line State.” According to some historians, it was presumably given by Gen. George Washington because of the magnificent perform- ance of the State’s regular troops of the line in several of the more important engagements. In this connection, military writers have stated that the troops of the Maryland Line ranked among the finest in the Continental Army and were “held in admirable discipline” as distinguished from the militia, which fought in guerilla fashion. (See: WPA Writers’ Project, Maryland: A Guide to the Old Line State (New York, 1940), p. 37. The nickname of “Free State” is of twentieth century origin. It was invented by Hamilton Owens, editor of the Baltimore Sun. Some- SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 13 time in 1923, at the height of the debate over Prohibition, Congress- man William D. Upshaw of Georgia, a fierce dry, denounced Maryland as a traitor to the Union because it had refused to pass a State en- forcement act. Mr. Owens thereupon wrote a mock-serious editorial entitled “The Maryland Free State,” arguing that Maryland should really secede from the Union and go it alone. The irony in this edi- torial was somewhat finely spun, and on second thought Mr. Owens decided not to print it, but the idea stuck in his mind, and in a little while he began to use it in other editorials. The nickname caught on quickly, and the term “Free State” is heard almost as frequently as “Old Line State.” See Frank R. Kent and others, The Sunpapers of Baltimore (New York, 1937), p. 309. MARVIN MANDEL Governor of Maryland Marvin Mandel, Maryland’s fifty-sixth elected Governor, was elected to a second four-year term on November 5, 1974, in a virtual duplica- tion of his overwhelming victory for a first full term in 1970. After serving two years of his predecessor’s unfinished term, Governor Mandel was elected to a full four-year term in 1970 by the largest vote ever recorded by a candidate for Governor of Maryland. In winning a second term in 1974, he nearly matched the achievement by polling sixty-four percent of the total vote. During his six years in office, Governor Mandel has compiled one of the most outstanding records of progress, innovation and reform of any Governor in the Nation. At the same time, Governor Mandel’s leadership and ability have been recognized by the toughest critics possible—his fellow Governors. In 1971, Governor Mandel was selected by the Nation’s Democratic Governors to be Chairman of the Democratic Governors’ Caucus. During the same period, he served as Chairman of the Middle Atlantic States Governors’ Conference which he was instrumental in organiz- ing. In 1972, Governor Mandel was chosen by all the Nation’s Gov- ernors to be Chairman of the bi-partisan National Governors’ Con- ference after having served on its seven-member Executive Committee. He also has served as Chairman of the Southern Governors’ Con- ference Committee on Transportation, Science and Technology. He is a member of the Policy Council of the Democratic National Committee and was one of five Governors selected to act as liaison among the Democratic Governors’ Caucus, the leadership of Congress and the Democratic National Committee. In addition, Governor Mandel was selected by his fellow Governors to serve on the three-member National Governors’ Conference Per- manent Subcommittee on Revenue Sharing. He also is the only Demo- cratic Governor among the three Governors chosen to represent the National Governors’ Conference on the New Coalition of Governors, Mayors and County Executives. He is a former Chairman of the Council of State Governments. Eight colleges and universities in and outside of Maryland have awarded Governor Mandel honorary doctorate degrees for his leader- ship, and he was twice recipient of the coveted Herbert Lehman Ethics Award. Twice Governor Mandel was among a half-dozen Gov- ernors chosen by the National Governors’ Conference and the U.S. State Department to represent the United States on official visits to Russia and to the People’s Republic of China. Governor Mandel has served in public office for 23 years. He came to the House of Delegates in 1952 and served as Chairman of both the House Ways and Means Committee and the Baltimore City Delegation. He was elected Speaker of the House of Delegates in 1963 and served in that office until his General Assembly colleagues elected him over- whelmingly to be Governor on January 7, 1969. Governor Mandel’s first official act was to restore to the Medicaid rolls 22,000 medically indigent citizens who had been removed by his predecessor. He began a systematic reorganization of the Executive Branch of State Government which during his first two years in office consolidated 248 agencies and departments into 12 Cabinet depart- ments headed by Secretaries. Foremost among them was the Depart- ment of Transportation which committed Maryland to the concept of a unified transportation system by funding rapid transit systems in the Maryland suburbs around Washington and in Baltimore City. Through Maryland’s single transportation fund, the only one of its kind in the Nation, the State also acquired Friendship Airport and immediately began a program to modernize and expand the facility. Renamed the Baltimore-Washington International Airport, the Airport

16 MARYLAND MANUAL recently completed and dedicated the most modern cargo terminal on the East Coast. Among the major laws the Governor sponsored and saw enacted were: the strictest handgun law in the Nation; a unique insurance law that combines a limited “no fault” feature with the Nation’s only State insurance company which provides coverage for 170,000 Mary- land motorists who otherwise would be unable to obtain insurance; a model Power Plan Siting law which the National Governors’ Confer- ence has adopted as its own suggested legislation; a State Drug Abuse Authority and a model narcotics law; a State Housing Agency to encourage the development of low-income housing; and a land use law to protect Maryland’s critical areas and provide for orderly development and growth across the State. Unique in the continental United States is the State School Con- struction Program which was conceived and sponsored by Governor Mandel to relieve the 23 counties and Baltimore City of the financial burden of building schools. Under the program, the State assumed full financial obligation for the construction and major renovation of all public schools in Mary- land, and full financial responsibility for outstanding bonded indebted- ness for schools and counties built prior to inception of the program. Since the program began in 1971, the State has obligated nearly $1 billion for school construction in the subdivisions which relieved the taxpayers of the costly burden of increased taxes to support the need for schools. The program has led to the reduction of local property taxes in many subdivisions and a stabilization of taxes in others. Under Governor Mandel, Maryland also became the first State in the Nation to provide State operating funds for private colleges and universities. And the Governor also greatly increased the amount of State aid for education to the subdivisions. During Governor Mandel’s six years in office, the State has expanded its network of day care centers and has increased from 8,000 to 140,000 the number of children receiving free school lunches. Recently the Governor created by Executive Order a Division of the Aging to deal with the special problems of the elderly and has set aside 25 percent of the State’s lottery proceeds for programs for the aging. While welfare grants have been increased, there has been a steady decline in caseloads because of safeguards taken at Governor Mandel’s direction to weed out abuses and ineligibles. Through this steady and progressive expansion of State aid and services in virtually every area of State government, Governor Mandel has been able to achieve a record of financial stability through prudent management of Maryland’s fiscal resources. Maryland is one of only four states in the Nation that has not had an increase in income or sales taxes in the past five years. Maryland has consistently main- tained the highest bond rating of any state in the Nation, while at the same time it has not had an increase in the State property tax for three consecutive years. The rate is now—and has been—21 cents, lower than it was in Maryland during the Civil War. Governor Mandel was bom on April 19, 1920 in Baltimore. He attended Pimlico Elementary School, Garrison Junior High School, and was graduated from City College in 1937. He attended the Uni- versity of Maryland and the University’s Law School, receiving his LL.B. in 1942. He enlisted in the Army in 1942 and was an instructor at Aberdeen Proving Ground and at Texarkana, Texas. He was discharged in 1944. The Governor is married to the former Jeanne Blackistone Dorsey. Governor Mandel’s parents, the former Rebecca Cohen and Harry Mandel, were natives of Baltimore City. Both are deceased. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 17

BLAIR LEE III, Lieutenant Governor of Maryland When Maryland voters elected Blair Lee III as Lieutenant Governor, they chose a public official who in a sense was born to the office. Both his maternal and paternal grandfathers were State Senators, like Mr. Lee, who is continuing a tradition of public service that has been intertwined with the Lee family heritage for generations. Lieutenant Governor Lee’s father, E. Brooke Lee, was Secretary of State under Governor Albert C. Ritchie and after that was Speaker of the House of Delegates. Earlier he had been elected State Comp- troller at 29. Respectfully called “Colonel Lee,” he was one of Mary- land’s most formidable political figures of his day and is still fre- quently consulted by young, up-and-coming office seekers. Blair Lee III, Maryland’s first Lieutenant Governor under the Con- stitution of 1867, was born in Silver Spring, on May 19, 1916, the son of E. Brooke and Elizabeth S. (Wilson) Lee. He was educated at Princeton University, where he received the degree of Bachelor of Arts in 1938, with a major in American History. He studied law for two years before he enlisted in the Navy. Between 1941 and 1945, he served in the U.S. Naval Reserve, ferrying supplies across the Atlantic, being discharged with the rank of Lieutenant Com- mander. After the war, he became editor of the Maryland News, a weekly newspaper operated by his father in Montgomery County. He was president of the Maryland Press Association in 1949. That same year Mr. Lee was appointed Vice Chairman and Park Commissioner for the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission. He held that post until 1951, and was a member of the Commission in 1965 and 1966. He served as Executive Officer of the National Capital Planning Commission (a Federal agency serving Washington, D.C. and its environs) from 1951 to 1954. In 1948 Mr. Lee was chosen as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention, a role he also filled in 1960, 1964, 1968 and 1972. He was elected to the Maryland House of Delegates in 1954 and served until 1962, when he became a candidate for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate. During his two terms in the House of Delegates, Mr. Lee was Chairman of the Montgomery County delegation. For his outstanding abilities in resolving a dispute in 1958 between the Maryland State Teachers Association and the General Assembly, Mr. Lee was chosen Legislator of the Year by the Maryland Legislative Correspondents Association, composed of reporters who regularly cover the General Assembly. In 1960, Mr. Lee served as Montgomery County campaign manager for John F. Kennedy. During the 1964 campaign, he was Regional Coordinator of the Middle Atlantic States for the Johnson-Humphrey ticket. In 1966 Blair Lee was elected to the Maryland Senate, where he was Vice Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and a member of the Legislative Council. He was midway into this term when Governor Mandel selected him as Secretary of State. In recognition of his abilities, Governor Mandel said Mr. Lee would immediately assume the functions of a Lieutenant Governor, since Maryland had none at that time. Subsequently, the General Assembly enacted a constitutional amendment creating the office of Lieutenant Governor. This amendment was ratified by the voters at the November 1970 general election, and at the same election, they chose Blair Lee III to fill the new office. He was re-elected in 1974. As Lieutenant Governor, Mr. Lee performs a number of functions for Governor Mandel. He works closely with the Governor in the establishment of legislative policy, and devotes a good deal of his

SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 19 time to the preparation and execution of the budget. He serves as Secretary of the Cabinet and as Chief of Staff for the Governor and is deeply involved in the day-to-day administration of State govern- ment. In addition, Governor Mandel has designated him to head several task forces and ad hoc committees on key problems. Lieutenant Governor Lee is married to the former Mathilde Boal and they have seven children—six boys and one girl—and two grand- children. 20 MARYLAND MANUAL

LOUIS L. GOLDSTEIN, Comptroller of the Treasury Louis L. Goldstein was born in Prince Frederick, March 14, 1913. He was educated in the Baltimore City and Calvert County public schools, Washington College (B.S., 1935) and the University of Mary- land School of Law (J.D., 1938). From 1938 to 1942, he was a delegate from Calvert County to the General Assembly. In 1942, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps as a private and was discharged in 1946 as a First Lieutenant after service in the Asiatic and Pacific theatres. From 1946 through 1958, Mr. Goldstein was a State Senator from Calvert County, and during this time he was Majority Leader (1951- 1955) and President of the Senate (1955-1958). He was a member of the Legislative Council (1947-1958) and served as its Chairman between 1955 and 1958. In 1958, he was elected Comptroller of the Treasury, and re-elected in 1962, 1966, 1970, and in 1974 without opposition. Mr. Goldstein is married to the former Hazel Horton and has three children, Philip, Louisa, and Margaret Senate. They reside at Oakland Hall, Prince Frederick, Maryland. He and his wife share a legal practice in Prince Frederick. He also operates several farms, and publishes a weekly newspaper, the Calvert Journal-Gazette. He is active in veterans’, charitable, and civic organizations. He served as the President of the National Association of State Auditors, Comp- trollers, and Treasurers for 1969. He is a member of the Board of Visitors and Governors of Washington College. He also served as a delegate or alternate to eight Democratic National Conventions and was a member of the Platform and Resolutions Committee at the 1964, 1968, and 1972 conventions. He was President of the Md.-Del.- D.C. Press Association for 1974-1975.

FRANCIS B. BURCH, Attorney General Francis B. Burch, the Attorney General of Maryland, was born in Baltimore on November 28, 1918. He attended the public elementary and parochial schools of Baltimore City, Loyola High School (two years) and graduated from Baltimore City College in 1937. He was awarded a scholarship to Loyola College, where he graduated summa cum laude and first in his class (Ph.B., 1941). He also was educated at Yale Law School (LL.B., 1943), where he graduated fourth in his class. He was admitted to the Maryland Bar in 1943 and to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1948. During World War II, he served as a member of the U.S. Volunteer Port Security Force. Between 1945 and 1957, he was an instructor in business law at Loyola College Evening School. Mr. Burch serves as a member of the Board of Trustees of Loyola College (Baltimore). He is a director, and officer, or a member of the board of directors of many civic, professional and social groups. Mr. Burch served as Maryland Insurance Commissioner (1965-66), as City Solicitor of Baltimore (1961-63), and as a member of the Board of Estimates of Baltimore City. He was President of the Civil Service Commission of Baltimore and a member of the Standard Salary Board. He was elected Attorney General of Maryland on November 8, 1966, and re-elected on November 3, 1970 and again on November 5, 1974. Mr. Burch is married to the former Mary Patricia Howe, and they have seven children. They reside at 207 Chancery Road in Baltimore.

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WILLIAM S. JAMES, State Treasurer William S. James, the State Treasurer, was born in Aberdeen, the son of E. Roy and Mary S. James, on February 14, 1914. He attended the public schools of Cecil and Harford counties, The Tome School at Port Deposit, the University of Delaware, and the University of Maryland School of Law from which he received the degree of J.D. in 1937. He was admitted to the Maryland Bar in 1937 and practiced law in Bel Air from that date until 1975. He served as a Trial Magistrate for Havre de Grace between 1944 and 1946, when he was elected to represent Harford County in the House of Delegates. He served in that body until 1954 when he was elected to the State Senate, serving continuously until 1975. In 1963, he was elected President of the Sen- ate and served in that post until his retirement in 1975. Mr. James was Second Vice President of the Constitutional Convention of 1967- 1968, and in 1971 he became the Chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee of Maryland, a position he still occupies. He was elected State Treasurer in January 1975 for a term of four years. Mr. James was married to the former Margaret Higinbotham on January 16, 1954. They have one son, Robert Roy, and a daughter, Mary Dulany James. The James family resides at Old Bay Farm in Havre de Grace.

FRED L. WINELAND, Secretary of State Fred L. Wineland was born in Washington, D.C. on August 16, 1926, the son of Lloyd J. and Elsie (Pezold) Wineland. He was edu- cated in the public schools of Washington, D.C., American University, and graduated from Southeastern University. During World War II, he served in the U.S. Navy. After his discharge, he joined a business established by his father in 1929, now Wineland Enterprises, a chain of motion picture theaters and closed television operations. Today, as Vice President and Treasurer, Mr. Wineland operates the business with his father and brother. In 1957, he moved to Silesia, Prince George’s County, where he now resides. He was the chairman of the county’s 1962 Democratic primary election campaign, as well as the 1964 general election cam- paign. He was a member of the House of Delegates from 1963 to 1965, serving on the Banking, Insurance and Social Security Com- mittee. In 1965, he was appointed to the Senate. He was elected to a full term in 1966 and re-elected in 1970. During this time, he was a member of the Committee of Economic Affairs, the Ethics Committee and the Senate Finance Committee. He also was Chairman of the Executive Nominations Committee. He was appointed Secretary of State by Governor Marvin Mandel on February 12, 1971. Mr. Wineland is married to the former Mary K. Flack, and has four children. He has been honored by many organizations including the Prince George’s County Volunteer Fireman’s Association, the Southern Prince George’s Congress of Civic Associations, the Maryland Asso- ciation of Citizens’ and Sportsmen which named him State Legislator of the Year in 1968, the Columbus Citizens’ National League which awarded him the honorary title of Distinguished Italian American, and the Maryland Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mr. Wineland is a member of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Asso- ciation, the Fort Washington Democratic Club, the Southern Maryland Board of Trade, the Broadneck Citizens’ Association, the Farm Bureau, 24 MARYLAND MANUAL the American Legion, the Allentown Volunteer Fire Department, the Elks, Masons, Shrine, Lions’ Club, Prince George’s Chamber of Com- merce, National Press Club, Harmony Hall P.T.A., and the Board of Trustees of the Fort Washington Methodist Church. He is a member- at-large of the National Capital Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Wineland maintains offices in the State House in Annapolis. Legislature of Maryland

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LEGISLATURE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Senate Officers Steny H. Hoyer, President of the Senate Frederick C. Malkus, Jr., President Pro-Tem. Roy N. Staten, Majority Floor Leader Edward J. Mason, Minority Floor Leader Bruce C. Bereano, Assistant to the President Oden Bowie, Secretary Henry L. Harrison, Assistant Secretary W. Gary Gray, Journal Clerk Myron A. Cronhardt, Assistant Journal Clerk Ronald E. Council, Reading Clerk Mary C. Johnson, Chief Page Cpl. Millard K. Daugherty, Sergeant-at-Arms

House of Delegates Officers John Hanson Briscoe, Speaker Ann R. Hull, Speaker Pro-Tem. John S. Arnick, Majority Floor Leader William M. Linton, Minority Floor Leader James P. Mause, Chief Clerk Jacqueline M. Spell, Assistant Chief Clerk Charles H. Cox, Journal Clerk Janet Y. Mutscheller, Assistant Journal Clerk Lawrence Goldstein, Reading Clerk Cornelia Connelly, Superintendent of Pages 28 MARYLAND MANUAL

STATE DEPARTMENT OF LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE Carl N. Everstine, Director 16 Francis Street, P.0. Box 348, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5561

COMMISSION TO REVISE THE ANNOTATED CODE OF MARYLAND Chairman: William S. James Avery Aisenstark, Director 16 Francis Street, P.O. Box 348, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1377

DEPARTMENT OF FISCAL SERVICES William S. Ratchford II, Director Pierce J. Lambdin, Legislative Auditor Lawrence D. Shubnell, Director, Division of Budget Review R. Lee Benson, Director, Division of Fiscal Research Director, Divisions of Budget Review and Fiscal Research: Old Armory Building, P.O. Box 231 Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5386 Legislative Auditor: 301. W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2512 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 29

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS A Constitutional Amendment (Chapter 363, Acts of 1972) ratified by the people on November 7, 1972 divided the State of Maryland into forty-seven districts for the election of the 188 members of the Senate and the House of Delegates. Each Legislative District elects one Senator and three Delegates, for a total of forty-seven Senators and one hundred and forty-one Delegates. Each district may be divided into three Delegate subdistricts or one multi-member Delegate sub- district. Each district must consist of adjoining territory, be compact in form, and of equal population (Const. 1867, Art. Ill, secs. 1-4). Any district which contains more than two counties or parts of more than two counties, and where the Delegates are elected at large by the voters of the entire district, no county, or part of a county, is allowed to have more than one resident Delegate. The descriptions of the legislative districts are to the geographical boundaries which existed on March 15, 1974. The Governor must present a legislative districting plan to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Delegates not later than the first day of the regular session of the General Assembly in the third year following the decennial census. His plan must be introduced as a joint resolution, and the General Assembly must hold public hearings on the proposal. The General Assembly may present a plan of its own.Unless it adopts no legislative districting plan by the forty-fifth day after the opening of the regular session in the third year following the decen- nial census, then the Governor’s plan becomes law. Pursuant to Article III, Section 5 of the Constitution, the Gov- ernor presented his legislative districting plan to the General As- sembly and it became law on February 24, 1973. Since it was de- clared not to have been prepared in conformity with the “public hearings” requirement, the Court of Appeals invalidated it on July 31, 1973. The Court of Appeals then established new boundaries for the forty-seven legislative districts by an order dated March 15, 1974 (Misc. Nos. 5 and 6, September Term, 1972, and Misc. Nos. 1-4, 7-13, September Term, 1973). The new boundaries are as follows:

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 1 Garrett County and Allegany County Election Districts 5-15, 17-20, 22-32, 34 and 35. Subdistrict 1A 1 Delegate Garrett County and Allegany County Election Districts 9, 10, 15, 18, 19, 25 and 27. Subdistrict IB 2 Delegates Allegany County Election Districts 5-8, 11-14, 17, 20, 22-24, 26, 28-32, 34 and 35.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 2 Allegany County Election Districts 1-4, 16, 21 and 33; and Washing- ton County Election Districts 2-5, 10, 12, 15, 17 and 20-26. 30 MARYLAND MANUAL

Subdistrict 2A 1 Delegate Allegany County Election Districts 1-4, 16, 21 and 33; and Washing- ton County Election Districts 4, 5, 15 and 23. Subdistrict 2B 1 Delegate Washington County Election Districts 2, 10, 12, 17, 20, precinct 3 of Election District 22, and Election District 26. Subdistrict 2C 1 Delegate Washington County Election Districts 3, 21, precincts 1 and 2 of Election District 22, and Election Districts 24 and 25.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 3 Washington County Election Districts 1, 6-9, 11, 13, 14, 16, 18, 19 and 27; and Frederick County Election Districts 2, 3, 6, 10, 15, 16 and 20-24. Subdistrict 3A 1 Delegate Washington County Election Districts 1, 6, 8, 9, 11, 13, 16, 18, 19 and 27. Subdistrict 3B 2 Delegates Washington County Election Districts 7 and 14; and Frederick County Election Districts 2, 3, 6, 10, 15, 16 and 20-24.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 4 Frederick County Election Districts 1, 4, 5, 7-9, 11-14, 17-19, 25 and 26; and Carroll County Election Districts 1-3, 5, 7 and 9-14. Subdistrict 4A 1 Delegate Frederick County Election Districts 1, 7-9, 11-14, 17-19, 25 and 26. Subdistrict 4B 2 Delegates Frederick County Election Districts 4 and 5; and Carroll County Election Districts 1-3, 5, 7 and 9-14.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 5 Carroll County Election Districts 4, 6 and 8; Harford County pre- cincts 3-5 of Election District 3, and Election Districts 4 and 5; Baltimore County precinct 9 of Election District 4, Election Dis- tricts 5-7, precincts 1-6, 16 and 17 of Election District 8, precinct 20 of Election District 9 and Election District 10. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 31 Subdistrict 5A 1 Delegate Harford County precincts 3-5 of Election District 3, precincts 1 and 2 of Election District 4 and Election District 5. Subdistrict 5B 2 Delegates Carroll County Election Districts 4, 6 and 8; Harford County pre- cinct 3 of Election District 4; Baltimore County precinct 9 of Election District 4, Election Districts 5-7, precincts 1-6, 16 and 17 of Election District 8, precinct 20 of Election District 9, and Election District 10.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 6 Harford County Election Districts 1-2, precincts 1, 1A, IB, 1C and 2 of Election District 3, and Election District 6.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 7 Baltimore County precincts 1-8, 15-17 of Election District 11, and precincts 6-7, 10-19, 21, 22, 24 and 26-28 of Election District 15.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 8 Baltimore County Election District 12, and precincts 1 and 32 of Election District 15.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 9 Baltimore County precincts 45 and 51-54 of Election District 9, pre- cincts 9-14 of Election District 11, Election District 14, and precincts 2-5, 8, 9, 29-33, 35 and 36 of Election District 5.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 10 Baltimore County precincts 7-18, 21-44 and 46-50 of Election District 9.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 11 Baltimore County precincts 1-6, 19 and 32 of Election District 1, pre- cincts 3, 11, 20 and 21 of Election District 2, precinct 18 of Elec- tion District 3, precincts 1-8 of Election District 4, precincts 7-15 of Election District 8, and precincts 1-6 and 19 of Election District 9.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 12 Baltimore County precincts 1, 2, 4-10, 12-19 and 22 of Election Dis- trict 2, and precincts 1-17 of Election District 5.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 13 Baltimore County precincts 7-18 and 20-31 of Election District 1, and Election District 13. 32 MARYLAND MANUAL

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 14 Howard County and Montgomery County precincts 1 and 2, 8 and 12 of Election District 5, and precincts 1-2 of Election District 8. Subdistrict 14A 1 Delegate Howard County precincts 1 and 6 of Election District 5; Montgomery County precincts 1-2, 8 and 12 of Election District 5, and pre- cincts 1-2 of Election District 8. Subdistrict 14B 2 Delegates Howard County Election Districts 1-4, precincts 2-5, 7 and 8 of Elec- tion District 5, and Election District 6.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 15 Montgomery County Election Districts 1-3, precincts 12, 13 and 17 of Election District 4, Election District 6, precinct 3 of Election District 7, precinct 3 of Election District 8, and Election Dis- tricts 9-12. Subdistrict 15A 1 Delegate Montgomery County Election Districts 1-3, precinct 1 of Election District 6, precinct 3 of Election District 8, part of precinct 3 of Election District 9 north of Quince Orchard and Montgomery Village Roads, precinct 5 of Election District 9 and Election Districts 11 and 12. Subdistrict 15B 2 Delegates Montgomery County precincts 12, 13 and 17 of Election District 4, precinct 2 of Election District 6, precinct 3 of Election District 7, precincts 1 and 2, and part of precinct 3 south of Quince Orchard and Montgomery Village Roads, precinct 4 of Election District 9, and Election District 10.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 16 Montgomery County precincts 4 and 10 of Election District 4, and precincts 4, 7, 8, 10-15, 17-20 and 22-26 of Election District 7.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 17 Montgomery County precincts 1-9, 11 and 14-16 of Election District 4, and precincts 25, 37, 43, 45 and 51 of Election District 13.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 18 Montgomery County precincts 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 16 and 21 of Election Dis- trict 7, and precincts 3, 5, 7, 10, 14, 16, 17, 24, 26, 31, 32, 34, 38, 40 and 53 of Election District 13.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 19 Montgomery County precincts 5 and 9 of Election District 5, and precincts 1, 11, 19, 20, 27-30, 35, 36, 42, 44, 46, 48, 49, 52 and 54 of Election District 13. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 33 LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 20 Montgomery County precincts 3, 4, 6, 7, 10 and 11 of Election District 5, and precincts 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 13, 15, 18, 21-23, 41, 47 and 50 of Election District 13.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 21 Prince George’s County Election Districts 1 and 10, and precincts 2, 4, 5, 7 and 10 of Election District 21.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 22 Prince George’s County Election District 16, precincts 4-15 of Election District 17, and precinct 3 of Election District 19.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 23 Prince George’s County precincts 3-6, 8 and 9 of Election District 2, precincts 1, 2, 4 and 5 of Election District 19, and precincts 1-3, 5-7 and 9 of Election District 20.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 24 Prince George’s County Election Districts 3, 7 and 14, and precincts 3, 6, 8, 9 and 11 of Election District 21.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 25 Prince George’s County precincts 1, 2 and 7 of Election District 2, precincts 1-3 of Election District 13, precincts 1-3 of Election District 17, precincts 1-3, 5 and 7 of Election District 18, and precincts 4 and 8 of Election District 20.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 26 Prince George’s County precincts 1-3, 6, 10-12, 15 and 16 of Election District 6, precinct 4 of Election District 13, and precincts 4 and 6 of Election District 18.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 27 Prince George’s County precincts 2, 8, 9, 13, 14 and 17 of Election District 6, precinct 2 of Election District 9, and precincts 1-9 of Election District 12.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 28 Prince George’s County Election Districts 4 and 5, precincts 7 and 18 of Election District 6, Election District 8, precincts 1, 3 and 4 of Election District 9, Election District 11, precincts 2 and 10 of Election District 12, Election District 15; and Charles County precinct 1 of Election District 7.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 29 St. Mary’s County and Charles County Election Districts 1-6, pre- cinct 2 of Election District 7, and Election Districts 8-10. 34 MARYLAND MANUAL

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 30 Calvert County and Anne Arundel County precincts 1-9, part of precinct 10 south of the John Hanson Highway and west of Admiral Drive, precinct 11 of Election District 6, precincts 1-3, part of precinct 4 east of Route 2, and precincts 5 and 6 of Election District 7. Subdistrict 30A 1 Delegate Calvert County and Anne Arundel County precincts 1 and 2 of Elec- tion District 7. Subdistrict SOB 2 Delegates Anne Arundel County precincts 1-9, part of precinct 10 south of the John Hanson Highway and west of Admiral Drive, and precinct 11 of Election District 6, precinct 3, and part of precinct 4 east of Route 2, and precincts 5 and 6 of Election District 7.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 31 Anne Arundel County precincts 1, 8-10, 12 and 13 of Election Dis- trict 2, precincts 1-9, part of precincts 10-12 east of Route 895B, precincts 13-14 of Election District 3, and precincts 5 and 8 northeast of the Governor Ritchie Highway, and precincts 9-14 of Election District 5.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 32 Anne Arundel County Election District 1, precincts 2-7, 11 and 14 of Election District 2, part of precincts 10-12 east of Route 895B of Election District 3, and precinct 9 of Election District 4.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 33 Anne Arundel County precincts 1-8 of Election District 4, precincts 1-4, part of precinct 5 southwest of the Governor Ritchie High- way, precincts 6-7, part of precinct 8 southwest of the Governor Ritchie Highway, and precinct 15 of Election District 5, part of precinct 10 south of the John Hanson Highway and part of pre- cinct 10 south of the John Hanson Highway and west of Admiral Drive, Election District 6, part of precinct 4 west of Route 2, and precinct 7 of Election District 7.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 34 Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne’s Counties.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 35 Caroline, Talbot and Dorchester Counties; and Wicomico County Election Districts 1-3, 10-12 and 15.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 36 Somerset and Worcester Counties; and Wicomico County Election Districts 4-9, 13-14 and 16. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 35 LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 37 Baltimore City precincts 4, 5, 13-22 of Ward 20, and Ward 25.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 38 Baltimore City precincts 3-11 of Ward 14, precincts 23-30 of Ward 15, precincts 1-5, and 18-25 of Ward 16, Wards 17-18, precincts 1-3, and 9-11 of Ward 19, and precincts 1-3, 6 and 23-25 of Ward 20.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 39 Baltimore City precincts 2-5 of Ward 4, precincts 6-12 of Ward 9, precincts 3, 4 and 8 of Ward 10, Wards 11 and 12, precincts 1-4, 19-25 of Ward 13, and precincts 1, 2, and 12 of Ward 14.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 40 Baltimore City precincts 5-18 of Ward 13, precincts 10, 17-22, 31-42, 44 and 45 of Ward 15, precincts 6 and 7 of Ward 16, and pre- cincts 92-97 of Ward 27.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 41 Baltimore City precincts 1-16 and 43 of Ward 15, precincts 8-17 of Ward 16, precincts 7-12 of Ward 20, and precincts 4-6 and 10-12 of Ward 28.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 42 Baltimore City precincts 78-91 and 98-108 of Ward 27, and precincts 1-3, 7-9 and 13-20 of Ward 28.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 43 Baltimore City precincts 39 and 42-45 of Ward 26, and precincts 12-14, 16-31, 51-62 and 65-77 of Ward 27.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 44 Baltimore City precincts 1-3 of Ward 8, precincts 1-5 and 24-31 of Ward 9, precincts 34-38, 40, 41 and 46 of Ward 26, and precincts 1-11, 15, 32-50, 63 and 64 of Ward 27.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 45 Baltimore City Ward 5, precinct 7 of Ward 6, precincts 4-8 of Ward 7, precincts 4-26 of Ward 8, precincts 13-23 of Ward 9, and pre- cincts 1, 2, 5 and 7 of Ward 10.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 46 Baltimore City precincts 1-6 of Ward 6, precincts 1-3 of Ward 7, and precincts 1-33 and 47-50 of Ward 26.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 47 Baltimore City Wards 1-3, precinct 1 of Ward 4, precincts 8-13 of Ward 6, precincts 4-8 of Ward 19, and Wards 21-24. ALLEGANY District Line Subdistrict Line County Line 38 MARYLAND MANUAL

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS PART OF WASHINGTON COUNTY

Legend District Line Subdistrict Line District Line Subdistrict Line County Line LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS MONTGOMERY-HOWARD COUNTIES

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COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

SENATE Budget and Taxation: Roy N. Staten Constitutional and Public Law: Edward T. Conroy Economic Affairs: Harry J. McGuirk Executive Nominations: Margaret C. Schweinhaut Finance: James Clark, Jr. Judicial Proceedings: J. Joseph Curran, Jr. Rules: Steny H. Hoyer

HOUSE OF DELEGATES Appropriations: John R. Hargreaves Constitution and Administrative Law: Charles J. Krysiak Economic Matters: Martin S. Becker Environmental Matters: John S. Arnick Judiciary: Joseph E. Owens Protocol: Daniel J. Minnick, Jr.

Statutory Committees Note: In practically all instances, the membership of the following statutory committees will not be named until the end of the 1975 Legislative Session. The reader will please take that fact into con- sideration. In some instances, the chairmen are those designated at the end of the 1974 Legislative Session.

The Legislative Council Chairman: Steny H. Hoyer Vice Chairman: John Hanson Briscoe Carl N. Everstine, Secretary and Research Director 16 Francis Street, P.O. Box 348, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5561 Committee on Administrative, Executive and Legislative Review: Carter M. Hickman Joint Committee on Budget and Audit: Roy N. Staten Special Joint Committee in Corrections: Pauline H. Menes Commission on Intergovernmental Cooperation: Steny H. Hoyer Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics: Helen L. Koss Joint Committee on the Management of Public Funds: Laurence Levitan Policy Committee: Steny H. Hoyer, Chairman John Hanson Briscoe, Vice Chairman Joint Committee on Power Plant Siting: Harry J. McGuirk SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 45

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND

ROSTER OF MEMBERS 1975

SENATE Party Address District 1: Allegany and Garrett Counties Edward J. Mason R 1904 Bedford St., Cumberland 21502 District 2: Allegany and Washington Counties John P. Corderman D 82 W. Washington St., Hagerstown 21740 District 3: Washington and Frederick Counties Edward P. Thomas, Jr R Terrace Office Building, 10 W. College Terrace, Frederick 21701 District 4: Frederick and Carroll Counties Charles H. Smelser D Route 2, Union Bridge 21791 District 5: Carroll, Harford and Baltimore Counties C. A. Porter Hopkins R Falls Rd., Glyndon 21071 District 6: Harford County Arthur H. Helton, Jr D .2003 Helton Ave., Bel Air 21014 District 7: Baltimore County Donald P. Hutchinson D 624 Dorsey Ave., Baltimore 21221 District 8: Baltimore County Roy N. Staten D Senate Office Building, Annapolis 21404 District 9: Baltimore County Norman R. Stone, Jr. D 2322 Lodge Forest Drive, Baltimore 21219 District 10: Baltimore County John J. Bishop, Jr R 600 E. Joppa Rd., Towson 21204 District 11: Baltimore County Robert E. Stroble R 1839 Locus Ridge Rd., Lutherville-Timonium 21093 District 12: Baltimore County Melvin A. Steinberg D... 202 Loyola Federal Building, Towson 21204 District 13: Baltimore County John C. Coolahan D 4625 Magnolia Ave., Baltimore 21227 District 14: Howard and Montgomery Counties James Clark, Jr D Atholton Village Center, Simpsonville 21150 46 MARYLAND MANUAL

Party Address District 16: Montgomery County Laurence Levitan D 11426 Georgetown Drive, Potomac 20854 District 16: Montgomery County Newton I. Steers, Jr R. 6601 River Rd., Bethesda 20034 District 17: Montgomery County Charles W. Gilchrist D 405 W. Montgomery Ave., Rockville 20850 District 18: Montgomery County Margaret C. Schweinhaut D 3601 Saul Rd., Kensington 20795 District 19: Montgomery County C. Lawrence Wiser D 12702 Littleton St., Silver Spring 20906 District 20: Montgomery County Victor L. Crawford D Suite 207, Maryland Center, 401 N. Washington St., Rockville 20850 District 21: Prince George’s County Arthur Dorman D 11107 Montgomery Rd., Beltsville 20705 District 22: Prince George’s County Meyer M. Emanuel, Jr D . . .1156 15th St., N.W., Suite 1100, Washington, D.C. 20005 District 23: Prince George’s County Thomas P. O’Reilly D 7107 Lois Lane, Lanham 20801 District 24: Prince George’s County Edward T. Conroy D 12432 Shawmont Lane, Bowie 20715 District 25: Prince George’s County Tommie Broadwater, Jr D 3309 Hayes St., Glenarden Woods, Lanham 20801 District 26: Prince George’s County Steny H. Hoyer D 6108 Old Silver Hill Rd„ District Heights 20028 District 27: Prince George’s County Peter A. Bozick D 214 James Office Building, Annapolis 21404 District 28: Prince George’s and Charles Counties Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. . . .D 8808 Old Branch Ave., Clinton 20735 District 29: St. Mary’s and Charles Counties James C. Simpson D P.O. Box 188, Simpson Drive, Waldorf 20601 District 30: Calvert and Anne Arundel Counties Edward T. Hall R Room 407, James Office Building, Annapolis 21401 District 31: Anne Arundel County Jerome F. Connell, Sr D 400 Stately Drive, Pasadena 21122 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 47 Party Address District 32: Anne Arundel County Alfred J. Lipin D 502 Second Ave., S.W., Glen Burnie 21061 District 33: Anne Arundel County John A. Cade R 348 S. Putney Way, Severna Park 21146 District 34: Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne’s Counties Elroy G. Boyer D 107 Court St., Chestertown 21620 District 35: Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester and Wicomico Counties Frederick C. Malkus, Jr D 500 Spring St., Cambridge 21613 District 36: Somerset, Worcester and Wicomico Counties E. Homer White, Jr D 724 Camden Ave., Salisbury 21801 District 37: Baltimore City Harry J. McGuirk D 908 Frederick Rd., Baltimore 21228 District 38: Baltimore City Clarence M. Mitchell III D 1239 Druid Hill Ave., Baltimore 21217 District 39: Baltimore City Julian L. Lapides D 809 Cathedral St., Baltimore 21201 District 40: Baltimore City Verda Welcome D 2101 Liberty Heights Ave., Baltimore 21217 District 41: Baltimore City Clarence W. Blount D 3600 Hillsdale Rd., Baltimore 21207 District 42: Baltimore City Rosalie S. Abrams D 6205 Wirt Ave., Baltimore 21215 District 43: Baltimore City J. Joseph Curran, Jr. D 807 W. R. Grace Building, Baltimore 21202 District 44: Baltimore City John Carroll Byrnes D 5221 Loch Raven Blvd., Baltimore 21239 District 45: Baltimore City Robert L. Douglass D 2503 E. Preston St., Baltimore 21213 District 46: Baltimore City Joseph S. Bonvegna D 419 S. Highland Ave., Baltimore 21224 District 47: Baltimore City Cornell N. Dypski D 638 S. Decker Ave., Baltimore 21224 48 MARYLAND MANUAL

HOUSE OF DELEGATES Party Address District 1: Garrett and Allegany Counties 1A DeCorsey E. Bolden . . . R 313 S. Second St., Oakland 21550 IB William B. Byrnes D P.O. Box 77, Eckhart Mines 21528 IB Thomas B. Cumiskey . . D 219 Schley St., Cumberland 21502 District 2: Allegany and Washington Counties 2A Casper R. Taylor, Jr D 316 Prince George’s St., Cumberland 21502 2B Irwin F. Hoffman D 232 S. Potomac St., Hagerstown 21740 2C Donald F. Munson R 117 W. Magnolia Ave., Hagerstown 21740 District 3: Washington and Frederick Counties 3A Charles F. Wagaman, Jr. R 328 E. Magnolia Ave., Hagerstown 21740 3B Julien P. Delphey R 222 Carroll Parkway, Frederick 21701 3B C. Clifton Virts D 110 W. Church St., Frederick 21701 District 4: Frederick and Carroll Counties 4A Charles E. Smith D 26 Frederick St., Walkersville 21793 4B Raymond E. Beck R 522 Mark Drive, Westminster 21157 4B V. Lanny Harchenhorn . R 307 Maple Ave., New Windsor 21776 District 5: Carroll, Harford and Baltimore Counties 5A William H. Amoss D 2037 Pleasantville Rd., Fallston 21047 5B Richard C. Matthews . . . R ill Taylor Ave., Hampstead 21074 5B George A. Price R Stockton Farm, Phoenix 21131 District 6: Harford County George B. Adams, Jr D 477 W. Bel Air Ave., Aberdeen 21001 William H. Cox, Jr D 815 Rockspring Rd., Bel Air 21014 Catherine I. Riley D . 747 Roland Ave., Bel Air 21014 District 7: Baltimore County Peter J. Basilone D 11124 Sheradale Drive, Kingsville 21087 Dennis F. Rasmussen D 8009 Yellowstone Rd., Kingsville 21087 Michael H. Weir D 1707 Cape May Rd., Essex 21221 District 8: Baltimore County John S. Arnick D 38 S. Dundalk Ave., Baltimore 21222 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 49

Party Address Daniel J. Minnick, Jr D 38 S. Dundalk Ave., Baltimore 21222 Patrick T. Welsh D 38 S. Dundalk Ave., Baltimore 21222 District 9: Baltimore County Louis E. Einschutz D 1307 Chapel Hill Drive, Baltimore 21221 George E. Heffner D 7921 Belair Rd., Baltimore 21236 William Rush D 3307 Putty Hill Rd., Baltimore 21234 District 10: Baltimore County P. Vernon Boozer R 614 Bosley Ave., Towson 21204 Thomas B. Kernan D 1811 Aberdeen Rd., Apt. C, Baltimore 21234 William M. Linton R 7913 Tilmont Ave., Baltimore 21234 District 11: Baltimore County Bert Booth (M’s) R 11231 Greenspring Ave., Lutherville 21093 Thomas W. Chamberlain, Sr. . R 307 Galway Rd., Timonium 21093 A. Wade Kach R Queentree Court, Apt. 1-E, Catonsville 21207 District 12: Baltimore County Arthur S. Alperstein D 4104 Balmoral Circle, Pikesville 21208 Theodore Levin D 626 Ralston Ave., Baltimore 21208 Howard J. Needle D 507 Maryland Trust Building, Baltimore 21202 District 13: Baltimore County Timothy R. Hickman D 16 Montrose Manor Court, Catonsville 21228 J. Edward Malone D 5536 Oakland Rd., Arbutus 21227 Louis P. Morsberger D 612 Hilton Ave., Catonsville 21228 District 14: Howard and Montgomery Counties 14A Joel Chasnoff D 1321 Mimosa Lane, Colesville 20904 14B Hugh Burgess D P.O. Box 126, Ellicott City 21043 14B J. Hugh Nichols D 6117 Sebring Drive, Columbia 21044 District 15: Montgomery County 15A Jerry H. Hyatt D 9900 Main St., Damascus 20750 15B Arthur S. Drea, Jr. . D 87 Orchard Drive, Gaithersburg 20760 15B Judith C. Toth D 6611 80th Place, Cabin John 20034 District 16: Montgomery County Marilyn Goldwater D 5508 Durbin Rd., Bethesda 20014 50 MARYLAND MANUAL

Party Address Nancy K. Kopp D 6301 Dahlonega Rd., Bethesda 20016 John X. Ward D 4720 Montgomery Lane, Bethesda 20014 District 17: Montgomery County Robert A. Jacques D P.O. Box 1488, Rockville 20850 Joseph E. Owens D Suburban Trust Building, Rockville 20850 S. Frank Shore D 11230 Troy Rd., Rockville 20850

District 18: Montgomery County Charles A. Docter D 1707 H St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 Donald B. Robertson D .7003 Delaware St., Chevy Chase 20015 David L. Scull D . .8717 Susanna Lane, Chevy Chase 20015 District 19: Montgomery County Helen L. Koss D .3416 Highview Court, Wheaton 20902 Lucille Maurer D 1023 Forest Glen Rd., Silver Spring 20901 Eugene J. Zander D . .2013 Franwall Ave., Silver Spring 20902 District 20: Montgomery County Martin S. Becker D . .8728 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring 20910 Alexander B. Bell D 9618 Cottrell Terrace, Silver Spring 20903 Ida G. Ruben D . . 11 Schindler Court, Silver Spring 20903 District 21: Prince George’s County Kay G. Bienen D 12411 Radnor Lane, Laurel 20811 Pauline H. Menes D 3517 Marlborough Way, College Park 20740 Andrew O. Mothershead D 7112 Eversfield Drive, Hyattsville 20782 District 22: Prince George’s County John J. Garrity D 2416 Griffen St., Hyattsville 20783 Ann R. Hull D 1629 Drexel St., Takoma Park 20012 Charles J. Sullivan, Jr D 7100 Baltimore Ave., College Park 20740 District 23: Prince George’s County Frank B. Pesci D 8311 Fremont Place, New Carrollton 20784 Robert S. Redding D P.O. Box L, Bowie 20715 Perry O. Wilkinson, Jr. D 7106 Lois Lane, Lanham 20801 District 24: Prince George’s County Gerard F. Devlin D 2505 Kitmore Lane, Bowie 20715 Leo E. Green 1) . 3123 Belair Drive, Bowie 20715 David Gray Ross D P.O. Box L, Bowie 20715 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 51

Party Address District 25: Prince George’s County Nathaniel Exum D 7316 Arlene Drive, Seat Pleasant 20027 Francis J. Santangelo, Sr. . D 7509 Chesapeake St., Landover 20785 Decatur W. Trotter D 3101 Polk Court, Glenarden 20801 District 26: Prince George’s County B. W. Mike Donovan D 6108 Old Silver Hill Rd., District Heights 20028 Craig S. Knoll D 6108 Old Silver Hill Rd., District Heights 20028 Lorraine M. Sheehan D 6108 Old Silver Hill Rd., District Heights 20028 District 27: Prince George’s County Charles S. Blumenthal D 519 Barrymore Drive, Oxon Hill 20021 Frank J. Komenda D 3509 Leslie Ave., Temple Hills 20031 Frederick C. Rummage D 6300 George Washington Drive, Camp Springs, Wash., D.C. 20031 District 28: Prince George’s and Charles Counties William R. McCaffrey D 12405 Lytton Ave., Brandywine 20613 Joseph F. Vallario, Jr D 6007 St. Barnabas Rd., Oxon Hill 20021 John W. Wolfgang D 12334 Hatton Point Rd., Oxon Hill 20022 District 29: St. Mary’s and Charles Counties John Hanson Briscoe D 17 Shangri La Drive, South, Lexington Park 20653 Royden P. Dyson D P.O. Box 5, Great Mills 20634 Michael J. Sprague D 7 Woodsome Drive, Indian Head 20640 District 30: Calvert and Anne Arundel Counties 30A Thomas A. Rymer D Box 283, Prince Frederick 20678 SOB Elmer F. Hagner, Jr. D Route 8, Box 7, Annapolis 21401 SOB Donald L. Rosenshine . D 761-D Fairview Ave., Annapolis 21403 District 31: Anne Arundel County Harold L. Bachman D Route 1, Box 84B, Pasadena 21122 John J. Fallon D 14 Park Drive, Pasadena 21122 William J. Helms, Jr. D 293 McKinsey Rd., Severna Park 21146 District 32: Anne Arundel County Tyras S. Athey D Box 379F, Route 2, Jessup 20794 Franklin A. Thomason D 302 Sycamore Rd., Linthicum 21090 Michael J. Wagner D 241 Wicklow Ave., Glen Burnie 21061 52 MARYLAND MANUAL

Party Address District 33: Anne Arundel County Patricia Aiken D 501 Epping Forest Rd., Annapolis 21401 Robert R. Neall R Central Ave., General Delivery, Davidsonville 21035 Elizabeth S. Smith R Route 2, Box 96-C, Harbor Hills, Davidsonville 21035 District 34: Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne’s Counties Carter M. Hickman D Walnut Hill Farm, RFD, Church Hill 21623 Richard D. Mackie D Little Elk Farms, RD 5, Elkton 21921 R. Clayton Mitchell, Jr. D Kentmore Park, Kennedyville 21645 District 35: Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester and Wicomico Counties John R. Hargreaves D Route 2, Box 44-L, Pealiquor Landing Rd., Denton 21629 William S. Horne D P.O. Box 204, Easton 21601 W. Henry Thomas D 1009 Radiance Drive, Cambridge 21613 District 36: Somerset, Worcester and Wicomico Counties Russell O. Hickman D Whaleysville 21872 Joseph J. Long D 730 S. Park Drive, Salisbury 21801 Robert C. Biggy Long D Box 216, Westover 21871 District 37: Baltimore City R. Charles Avara D 3508 Coolidge Ave., Baltimore 21229 John A. Rutkowski D 314 Washburn Ave., Baltimore 21225 Paul E. Weisengoff D 555 Brisbane Rd., Baltimore 21229

District 38: Baltimore City Isaiah Dixon, Jr D 1607 W. North Ave., Baltimore 21217 Lena K. Lee D 1103 One Charles Center, Baltimore 21201 Larry Young D 2322 Lauretta Ave., Baltimore 21223 District 39: Baltimore City Torrey C. Brown D 3941 Canterbury Rd., Baltimore 21218 Richard W. Emory, Jr D 735 Equitable Building, Baltimore 21202 William J. Madonna, Jr D 211 W. 25th St., Baltimore 21211 District 40: Baltimore City Troy F. Brailey D 2405 Baker St., Baltimore 21216 Lloyal Randolph D 3400 Woodbrook Ave., Baltimore 21217 Kenneth L. Webster D 2836 Oakley Ave., Baltimore 21215 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 53

Party Address District 41: Baltimore City Walter R. Dean, Jr D 4308 Liberty Heights Ave., Baltimore 21207 Pinkney A. Howell D 2815 Mohawk Ave., Baltimore 21207 Arthur G. Murphy, Sr. D 4204 Ethland Ave., Baltimore 21207 District 42: Baltimore City Murray Abramson D Apt. 3, 3118 Parkington Ave., Baltimore 21215 Benjamin L. Cardin D 211 St. Paul Place, Baltimore 21202 Steven V. Sklar D 119 Cross Keys ltd., Baltimore 21210 District 43: Baltimore City Andrew J. Burns, Jr. D 1027 Munsey Building, Baltimore 21202 Henry R. Hergenroeder, Jr. D 2301 Pentland Ave., Baltimore 21234 John F. X. O’Brien D 6410 Alta Ave., Baltimore 21206

District 44: Baltimore City Gerald J. Curran D 2530 N. Charles St., Baltimore 21218 Dennis C. McCoy D 2241 E. Lake Ave., Baltimore 21213 Frank C. Robey, Jr. D 3830 Monterey Rd., Baltimore 21218 District 45: Baltimore City Joseph A. Chester, Jr. D 3027 E. Federal St., Baltimore 21213 John W. Douglass D 1535 E. North Ave., Baltimore 21213 Hattie N. Harrison D 2721 Mura St., Baltimore 21213 District 46: Baltimore City Edward J. Dabrowski, Jr. D 17 N. Highland Ave., Baltimore 21224 Charles J. Krysiak D 364 S. Cornwall St., Baltimore 21224 George J. Santoni D 3921 Lyndale Ave., Baltimore 21213 District 47: Baltimore City Raymond A. Dypski D 2824 Dillon St., Baltimore 21224 American Joe Miedusiewski D 625 S. Luzerne Ave., Baltimore 21224 Elmo Elmer Walters D 17 N. Curley St., Baltimore 21224 54 MARYLAND MANUAL

OFFICE LOCATIONS AND OFFICE AND DISTRICT TELEPHONE NUMBERS Members of the General Assembly are listed below in alphabetical order. First are the members of the Senate. These are followed by the members of the House of Delegates. The offices of the members of the Senate are in the James Senate Office Building, located on the corner of College Avenue and Bladen Street in Annapolis. The offices of members of the House of Delegates are in the House of Delegates Office Building, College Avenue, Annapolis. The Zip Code for both locations is 21404. The room number listed refers to the building of the particular body. To reach by telephone the Annapolis offices of a given member, the exchange is 267 followed by the four-digit number. The District Of- fice number refers to the number in the member’s home legislative district. In some instances, we did not receive the District Office tele- phone number prior to press time.

SENATE District office 267- Telephone Name Location Extension No. Abrams, Rosalie Silber Room 309, 5537 764-3614 Bishop, John J., Jr. Room 410, 5281 823-6301 Blount, Clarence W Room 100, 5434 466-1197 Bonvegna, Joseph S Room 311, 5841 Boyer, Elroy G Room 210, 5661 Bozick, Peter A Room 204, 5615 Broadwater, Tommie, Jr. Room 215, 5953 Byrnes, John Carroll Pres. Wing, 5844 532-8855 Cade, John A. Room 408, 5097 Clark, James Jr. Pres. Wing, 5747 730-8973 Coolahan, John C Room 206, 5448 242-5699 Connell, Jerome F., Sr Room 314, 5791 Conroy, Edward T Room 401, 5571 262-1000 Corderman, John P. Room 300, 1503 Crawford, Victor L Room 308, 5708 588-4517 Curran, J. Joseph, Jr. Room 301, 5251 Dorman, Arthur Room 303, 1597 937-7411 Douglass, Robert L Room 202, 1502 Dypski, Cornell N. Room 307, 5528 342-0769 Emanuel, Meyer M., Jr. Room 306, 5671 422-6200 Gilchrist, Charles W Room 305, 5894 762-4014 Hall, Edward T. Room 407, 5816 535-1575 Helton, Arthur Henry, Jr. Room 213, 5641 273-6670 Hopkins, C. A. Porter Room 404, 5751 771-4368 Hoyer, Steny H Pres. Office, State House, 5245 735-2200 Hutchinson, Donald P Room 315, 1598 391-7800 Lapides, Julian L. Room 310, 5644 Levitan, Laurence Room 208, 5624 656-0915 Lipin, Alfred J Room 214, 5333 768-2525 Malkus, Frederick C., Jr. Pres. Wing, 5328 228-1911 Mason, Edward J Room 406, 5039 722-6168 McGuirk, Harry J. Room 201, 5979 Miller, Thomas V. Mike, Jr Room 313, 5891 868-6931 Mitchell, Clarence M., Ill Room 212, 5035 523-4222 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 55

District office 267- ‘Telephone Name Location Extension No. O’Reilly, Thomas Patrick Room 209, 5879 779-2700 Schweinhaut, Margaret C. Room 304, 5581 WH 6-3111 Simpson, James C. Room 211, 5789 645-5381 Smelser, Charles H Room 103, 5991 (Carroll County) 848-2770 (Frederick County) 898-9666 Staten, Roy N Room 100, 5542 Steers, Newton I Room 405, 5279 320-5820 Steinberg, Melvin A. Room 302, 5465 821-5515 Stone, Norman R Room 402, 5867 288-5270 Stroble, Robert E Room 409, 5283 252-2320 Thomas, Edward P. Room 403, 5467 662-0713 Welcome, Verda Room 101, 5794 669-7110 White, E. Homer, Jr. Room 207, 5619 Wiser, C. Lawrence Room 203, 5869 946-1600

HOUSE OF DELEGATES Abramson, Murray Room 320, 1561 Adams, George B., Jr Room 326, 1585 Aiken, Patricia Room 215, 1345 849-3701 Alperstein, Arthur S Room 304, 5587 Amoss, William H. Room 310, 5271 838-7555 Arnick, John S Room 161, 5965 284-3434 Athey, Tyras S Room 214, 1342 Avara, R. Charles Room 314, 5476 644-3057 Bachman, Harold L Room 213, 1482 255-8015 Basilone, Peter J Room 303, 5075 Beck, Raymond E Room 219, 1349 Becker, Martin E Room 151, 5471 585-4440 Bell, Alexander B Room 220, 1355 Bienen, Kay G. Room 210, 5182 776-7959 Blumenthal, Charles S. Room 207, 1423 567-9770 Bolden, DeCoursey E Room 430, 5364 334-2461 Booth, Bert Room 309, 1545 296-4744 Boozer, F. Vernon Room 308, 1541 Brailey, Troy Room 317, 1553 Briscoe, John Hanson Speaker’s Office State House 5595 Brown, Torrey C Room 316, 1550 276-0044 Burgess, Hugh Room 226, 1523 Burns, Andrew J., Jr Room 321, 1565 Byrnes, William B Room 428, 5171 Cardin, Benjamin L. Room 111, 5255 539-0606 Chamberlain, Thomas W., Sr Room 309, 1543 Chasnoff, Joel Room 226, 1521 384-7863 Chester, Joseph A., Sr Room 323, 1575 675-3388 Cox, William H., Jr Room 326, 1687 838-6252 Cumiskey, Thomas B Room 427, 5172 724-2909 Curran, Gerald J Room 322, 1569 243-2550 Dabrowski, Edward J Room 324, 1579 Dean, Walter R., Jr. Room 319, 1557 Delphey, Julien P Room 217, 5292 663-9279 Devlin, Gerard F. Room 208, 1428 262-6000 56 MARYLAND MANUAL

District office 267- Telephone Name Location Ex tension No. Dixon, Isaiah, Jr Room 315, 5072 462-3400 Doctor, Charles A Room 221, 1359 298-9120 Donovan, B. W. Mike Room 205, 1415 420-7050 Douglass, John W Room 323, 1576 342-7768 Drea, Arthur S., Jr Room 224, 1516 656-3800 Dypski, Raymond A. Room 325, 1582 675-5561 Dyson, Royden P. Room 216, 5268 Einschutz, Louis E Room 111, 5255 Emory, Richard W., Jr Room 316, 1551 685-3475 Exum, Nathaniel Room 204, 5237 Fallon, John J. Room 213, 1483 Garrity, John J Room 209, 1462 Goldwater, Marilyn Room 223, 1512 Green, Leo E Room 208, 1427 262-5115 Hagner, Elmer F., Jr. Room 212, 5263 267-7335 Harchenhorn, V. Lanny Room 219, 1348 848-3799 Hargreaves, John R Room 131, 5834 479-2640 Harrison, Hattie N Room 323, 1576 342-4414 Heffner, George E. Room 307, 1537 665-5957 Helms, William J., Jr. Room 213, 1484 Hergenroeder, Henry R., Jr Room 321, 1566 547-4038 Hickman, Carter M Room 404, 5621 758-1687 Hickman, Russell O Room 413, 5866 641-2675 Hickman, Timothy R Room 305, 1527 Hoffman, Irwin F. Room 424, 5248 739-7397 Horne, William S Room 416, 5585 822-0470 Howell, Pinkney A Room 319, 1559 448-1801 Hull, Ann R. Room 209, 1463 779-2170 Hyatt, Jerry H Room 225, 1520 253-4300 Jacques, Robert Anthony Room 224, 1516 762-7272 Kach, A. Wade Room 309, 1544 Kernan, Thomas B Room 308, 1540 Knoll, Craig S Room 205, 1416 420-7050 Komenda, Frank J. Room 207, 1425 567-9770 Kopp, Nancy K Room 223, 1512 229-0385 Koss, Helen L Room 221, 1359 Krysiak, Charles J Room 141, 5228 Lee, Lena K. Room 315, 5072 Levin, Theodore Room 304, 1525 484-9308 Linton, William M Room 312, 5483 668-5567 Long, Joseph J., Sr Room 412, 5078 742-9032 Long, Robert C. Biggy Room 411, 5288 Mackie, Richard D Room 403, 5294 Madonna, William J., Jr Room 316, 1549 243-3859 Malone, J. Edward Room 305, 1528 242-5699 Matthews, Richard C Room 310, 5272 239-7600 Maurer, Lucille Room 222, 1508 593-4461 McCaffrey, William R Room 206, 1419 372-6786 McCoy, Dennis C Room 322, 1571 539-8766 Menes, Pauline H. Room 210, 1467 935-5093 Miedusiewski, American Joe Room 325, 1581 276-8225 Minnick, Daniel J., Jr Room 313, 5167 284-3434 Mitchell, R. Clayton, Jr. Room 405, 5622 Morsberger, Louis P Room 305, 1529 Mothershead, Andrew O. Room 210, 1466 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 57

District office 267- Telephone Name Location Extension No. Munson, Donald F Room 422, 5240 739-0909 Murphy, Arthur G., Sr Room 319, 1558 362-6314 Neall, Robert R. Room 215, 1346 956-4857 Needle, Howard J Room 304, 5588 539-1812 Nichols, J. Hugh Room 226, 1522 997-8760 O’Brien, John F. X. Room 131, 5834 Owens, Joseph E Room 121, 5224 424-9021 Pesci, Frank B Room 203, 5232 577-8424 Price, George A Room 310, 5273 771-4514 Randolph, Lloyal Room 317, 1554 Rasmussen, Dennis F Room 303, 5074 391-7800 Redding, Robert S Room 203, 5231 Riley, Catherine I Room 326, 1586 Robertson, Donald B. Room 222, 1508 424-3200 Robey, Frank C. Room 322, 1570 Rosenshine, Donald L Room 212, 5262 268-0500 Ross, David Gray Room 208, 1429 262-1955 Ruben, Ida G. Room 220, 1355 439-2332 Rummage, Frederick C Room 207, 1424 Rush, William Room 307, 1536 665-6519 Rutkowski, John A Room 314, 5477 Rymer, Thomas A Room 212, 5261 535-1070 Santangelo, Francis J., Sr Room 204, 5235 Santoni, George J. Room 324, 1578 Scull, David L Room 220, 1355 654-8717 Sheehan, Lorraine M Room 205, 1417 420-7050 Shore, S. Frank Room 224, 1516 279-1224 Sklar, Steven V Room 320, 1562 532-7682 Smith, Charles E Room 217, 5528 898-7056 Smith, Elizabeth S Room 215, 1344 Sprague, Michael J Room 216, 5579 Sullivan, Charles J., Jr. Room 209, 1464 Taylor, Casper R., Jr Room 429, 5289 724-9214 Thomas, W. Henry Room 415, 5295 228- 3800 Thomason, Franklin A Room 214, 1341 789-3551 Toth, Judith C Room 225, 1520 229- 8586 Trotter, Decatur W Room 204, 5236 Vallerio, Joseph F., Jr Room 206, 1421 248-2300 Virts, C. Clifton Room 217, 5291 662-1151 Wagaman, Charles F., Jr. Room 423, 5249 739-6450 Wagner, Michael J. Room 214, 1340 Walters, Elmer Elmo Room 325, 1583 Ward, John X Room 225, 1520 Webster, Kenneth L. Room 317, 1555 669-5414 Weir, Michael H. Room 303, 5073 391-7800 Weisengoff, Paul E Room 314, 5478 644-3695 Welsh, Patrick T Room 306, 1531 284-3434 Wilkinson, Perry O., Jr. Room 203, 5233 Wolfgang, John W. Room 206, 1420 868-2666 Young, Larry Room 315, 5071 523-6800 Zander, Eugene J. Room 223, 1512 58 MARYLAND MANUAL

GENERAL ASSEMBLY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES

SENATE ROSALIE SILBER ABRAMS, Democrat, District 42; born in Baltimore. Attended Baltimore public schools; Sinai Hospital School of Nursing; Columbia University; The Johns Hopkins University, B.S., 1963; M.A., 1969. Served in the U. S. Navy Nurses Corps during World War II. Member, executive board, Maryland Comprehensive Health Planning Agency. Chairperson, Planning Subcommittee for Commission to Study Implementation of Equal Rights Amendment. Chairman, Maryland Humane Practices Commission; Maryland Com- mission on the Status of Women. Member, Fifth District Reform Democrats; American Political Science Association. President, Mary- land Order of Women Legislators. Member, National Order of Women Legislators; Academy of Political Science. Member, Sinai Nurses Alumnae Association; Maryland Nurses Association. Member, execu- tive committee and chairman, Legislative Committee, Baltimore Area Council on Alcoholism. Member, board of directors, Sinai Hospital. Member, executive board and Domestic Affairs Committee, American Jewish Committee. Member, National Council of Jewish Women. Mem- ber, Advisory Council, Community Coordinated Child Care. Member, Board of Directors, Safety First Club of Maryland; Maryland Hos- pital Education and Research Foundation; Maryland Association of Professional Health Administrators. Listed in Who’s Who in Ameri- can Women; Who’s Who in American Politics; Women of Distinction; Who’s Who International. Received Louise Waterman Wise Commu- nity Service Award, 1969. Award of Achievement, American Academy of Comprehensive Health Planning, 1971; Traffic Safety Award, 1971; News-American Award, 1971; Women of Distinction in Medicine. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1967-71. Chairman, Health and Welfare Subcommittee, Ways and Means Committee, 1967-71. Member, Committee for the Constitution, Legislative Liaison Committee. Member of the Senate since 1971.

JOHN J. BISHOP, JR., Republican, District 10; born in Baltimore, December 6, 1927. Attended Baltimore parochial schools; Loyola Col- lege; Towson State College; University of Baltimore; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., 1951; J.D., 1951. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1954. Served in the U. S. Coast Guard. Member, Maryland and Baltimore County Bar Associations; American Judica- ture Society; National Society of State Legislators; Citizens Con- ference on State Legislatures; Chairman, Ethics Committee, Maryland State Bar Association, 1967-68. Member, Governor’s Commission on Humane Practices; Governor’s Commission to Revise the Annotated Code of Maryland. Member, executive committee, Maryland Blue Cross. Past board member, Mental Health Association of Maryland; Maryland Association for Retarded Children. Member, American Legion. Past post commander and Past state judge advocate, Catholic War Veterans; Kiwanis International. Delegate, National Confer- ence, Citizens Conference on State Legislatures, 1974; Eagleton Institute of Politics, Rutgers University, 1968. Received Parkville Veterans Day Committee Award, 1967; Appreciation Award, Fra- ternal Order of Police; Annual Outstanding Service Awards, Mary- land Special Olympics, 1971-74; Outstanding Legislator of the Year, SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 59 Montgomery County Cerebral Palsy Association, 1974; U. S. Jaycees and Greater Towson Jaycees, Outstanding Service Award, 1971; Special Appreciation Award, Associated Builders and Contractors Apprenticeship Training Program, 1973; Commendation, Maryland Association for Retarded Citizens, 1974; Commendation, March-of- Dimes Walkathon, 1973 and 1974; Certificate of Appreciation, Kiwanis International, 1969. Listed in Who’s Who in Government, 1975; Per- sonalities of the South, 1975. Married. Member of the Senate since 1967. CLARENCE W. BLOUNT, Democrat, District 41; born in Aurora, N. C., April 20, 1921. Attended Baltimore City public schools; River- side Junior College, Riverside, Calif.; Morgan State College, B.A., 1950; The Johns Hopkins University, M.A., 1965; Georgetown Uni- versity; University of Florence. Educator. Served in the U. S. Army during World War II. Member, Governor’s Commission on the Struc- ture and Governance of Education; Southern Regional Education Board. Chairman, Urban Services Commission, formerly Community Action Commission, since 1968. Co-chairman, Regional Board, Na- tional Conference of Christian and Jews. Member, National Demo- cratic Committee. Chairman of the board, Five-in-Five Democratic Club. Board member, Loyola High School. Member, Academy of Political Science; Academy of Political and Social Science; National Education Association; Morgan State College Alumni Association; The Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association; Baltimore Urban League; N.A.A.C.P.; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Listed in Who’s Who in America; Who’s Who in American Politics; and Ebony Maga- zine’s 1,000 Successful Blacks. Elected to Hall of Fame of Douglass High School; Hall of Fame of Dunbar High School. Received awards for contributions to community from Druid Hill YMCA, Mondawmin Merchants Association, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, and the Community Action Agency. Married. Member of Maryland Senate since 1971.

JOSEPH S. BONVEGNA, Democrat, District 46; born in Baltimore, January 9, 1922. Attended Baltimore public schools. Automobile dealer. Served in the U. S. Army, 1942-46. Delegate to Democratic State Convention. Chief Clerk, Baltimore City Council. Assistant Chief Clerk, Baltimore City Council. Member and vice president, 26th Ward United Democratic Club of Baltimore City; East Highland Democratic Club. Member, Optimist Club of Highlandtown. Former vice president, American Soccer League. President, Baltimore Pompeii Soccer Team; Lombard Pleasure Club. Member, Catholic War Veterans; Sons of Italy. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates, 1967-75. Member of the Senate since 1975.

ELROY G. BOYER, Democrat, District 34; born in Baltimore, May 5, 1920. Attended Hagerstown and Baltimore public schools; University of Maryland; Washington College, A.B., 1942; University of Maryland School of Law, LL.B., 1945. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1945. Attorney, Towns of Rock Hall and Betterton. Past presi- dent, Young Democrats of Maryland; Kent County Young Democrats. Member, American and Maryland Bar Associations. Past president, Kent County Bar Association; Chestertown Lions Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1959-71. Chairman, Prison Admin- istration Committee, 1963-66 Sessions. Chairman, Eastern Shore Dele- gation, 1965-67 Sessions. Chairman, Committee on the Constitutional Convention, 1967 Session. Chairman, Interest and Usury Committee, 60 MARYLAND MANUAL

1968 Session. Chairman, Constitution and Administrative Law Com- mittee, 1969-70 Sessions. Member of the Senate since 1971. PETER A. BOZICK, Democrat, District 27; born in New York, N. Y., March 14, 1926. Attended Baltimore City and Baltimore County parochial and public schools; University of Maryland; The Johns Hopkins University. President of wholesale beer firm, public relations specialist. Commissioner and chairman of Washington Suburban Sani- tary Commission. Member, Prince George’s Community Goals Com- mittee; Prince George’s County Charter Advisory Committee. Presi- dent, Surratts Democratic Club. Member, board of directors, Cerebral Palsy Association of Prince George’s County. Member, White House News Photographers and White House Correspondents Associations, and numerous civic, fraternal and social organizations; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Disabled American Veterans. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1971. Member of the Senate since 1971.1 TOMMIE BROADWATER, JR., Democrat, District 25; born in Washington, D. C., June 9, 1942. Attended Prince George’s County public schools; Southeastern University. Bail bondsman and business- man. Member, Prince George’s County Democratic State Central Committee, 1970-74; Glenarden Town Council, 1968-73. Member, Maryland Blue Law Commission, 1974. Member, Ploughman and Fisherman Democratic Club; N.A.A.C.P.; Prince George’s Chamber of Commerce; D. C. Chamber of Commerce; Boys and Girls Club of Glenarden; Y.M.C.A.; Bondsmen’s Association; P.T.A. Married. Mem- ber of the Senate since 1975. JOHN CARROLL BYRNES, Democrat, District 44; born in Balti- more, September 1, 1939. Attended Baltimore City parochial schools; Loyola College, B.S., 1961; University of Georgia; The Johns Hopkins University; University of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1966. Ad- mitted to the Maryland Bar, 1966. Served in the U. S. Army. Delegate, Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967-1968. Chairman, Mayor’s Advisory Committee on Herring Run. Member, Commission to Revise Landlord-Tenant Laws; Citizens Commission on Maryland Govern- ment. Member, American, Maryland and Baltimore City Bar Associa- tions; Citizens’ Commission on Maryland Government. Member, Ad- visory Board, Baltimore Neighborhoods, Inc. Former vice president Loyola College Alumni Association. Married. Member of the Senate since 1971. Chairman, Legislative Council Special Committee on Real Estate Practices. JOHN A. CADE, Republican, District 33; born in Charleston, S. C., July 2, 1929. Attended Ohio public schools; Xavier University, B.S., 1953; Northwestern University, M.B.A., 1954; University of Mary- land Law School. Professional business manager. Served in the U. S. Marine Corps, 1946-48, 1951-52. Member, Anne Arundel County Charter Board, 1962-63. Member, Anne Arundel County Council, 1965-70. Member, Commission to Study the State’s Role in Financing Public Education. Received Distinguished Service Award, Glen Burnie Jaycees, 1963. Married. Member of the Senate since 1975. JAMES CLARK, JR., Democrat, District 14; born in Ellicott City, December 19, 1918. Attended Ellicott City public schools; Iowa State iAppointed to the Senate, February 17, 1971, vice Fred L. Wineland, resigned. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 61 College, B.S., 1941. Farmer. Served in the U. S. Air Force, 1941-45. Former Howard County Soil Conservation District Supervisor. First Vice President, Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967-68. Mem- ber, Rotary; V.F.W. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1959-63. Member of the Senate since 1963. Chairman, Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee, 1963-66. Chairman, Executive Nominations Committee, 1967-71. Vice Chairman, Finance Committee, 1971-75. Member, Legislative Council since 1971. Chairman, Finance Committee, 1975 Session.

JOHN C. COOLAHAN, Democrat, District 13; born in Baltimore, October 29, 1932. Attended Baltimore parochial schools; Western Maryland College, A.B., 1958; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., 1966. Director of State agency. Served in the U. S. Marine Corps, 1951-54. Member, Democratic District Executive Committee for 13th District, Baltimore County, 1962. Member, English Consul Democratic Club; Patapsco Democratic Club; Knights of Columbus; Order of the Alhambra; Arbutus Community Association. Member and past president, Arbutus Social Club, Inc. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1967-71. Member of the Senate since 1971.

JEROME F. CONNELL, SR., Democrat, District 31; born in Balti- more, October 17, 1927. Attended Baltimore parochial and public schools; University of Baltimore School of Law, LL.B., 1958. Ad- mitted to the Maryland Bar, 1958. Served with the U. S. Army, 1946- 53. Trial Magistrate, Anne Arundel County, 1959-60, 1962-64. As- sistant County Solicitor, Anne Arundel County, 1961-62. Member, Lake Shore Democratic Club; Roland Terrace Democratic Club; Stoney Creek Democratic Club; Trial Judges Association of Mary- land; Heuisler Honor Society; Elks; Board of Directors, Big Brothers. Named Big Brother of the Year, 1966. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1967-71. Member of the Senate since 1975.

EDWARD T. CONROY, Democrat, District 24; born in New York State, January 31, 1929. Attended Fordham University, B.S., 1951; Georgetown Law Center, LL.B., 1956; LL.M., 1957; J.D., 1967. Ad- mitted to Maryland Bar, 1957. Admitted Supreme Court of U. S., 1965. Served with the U. S. Army, 1951-54. Received Silver Star and two Purple Hearts. Member, Prince George’s County Bar Associa- tion. Past president, Belair Citizens’ Association. Member, Board of Directors, Bowie Hospital; Edgemeade Child Rehabilitation Center; Korean Cultural Foundation; Prince George’s Symphonic Orchestra. Member, Chamber of Commerce; Knights of Columbus; Elks; Lions; Moose; American Legion; Military Order of the Purple Heart. State Legislative Chairman and member, National Legal Committee, Vet- erans of Foreign Wars. Past State Commander, State Judge Advocate, National Commander, 1971-72, Disabled American Veterans. Holder of Encaenia Award, highest alumni award from Fordham University. Named outstanding disabled veteran in the United States, 1968. Named outstanding public official in Maryland in 1967 and 1971. Member, President’s Committee to Employ the Handicapped. Chair- man, Prince George’s County Committee to Employ the Handicapped. Listed in Who’s Who in the East; Who’s Who in American Politics; Personalities of the South. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates, 1963-67. Member of the Senate since 1967. Member, Legislative Council since 1967. Chairman, Consumer Protection Committee, South- ern Conference of Legislative Leaders. Chairman, Constitutional and Public Laws Committee, 1975 Session. 62 MARYLAND MANUAL

JOHN P. CORDERMAN, Democrat, District 2; born in Hagers- town, May 14, 1942. Attended Hagerstown public schools; Hagers- town Junior College; University of Maryland, B.A., 1965; Univer- sity of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1968. Admitted to the Mary- land Bar, 1968. Deputy State’s Attorney for Washington County, 1971-74. Member, American, Maryland and Washington County Bar Associations. Named Outstanding Young Man of 1973 by Hagerstown Jaycees. Married. Member of the Senate since 1975.

VICTOR L. CRAWFORD, Democrat, District 20; born in Rich- mond, Va., April 19, 1932. Attended Washington, D. C. public schools; Hargrave Military Academy; University of Maryland, B.A., 1958; Georgetown Law Center, LL.B., 1960. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1960. Served in the U. S. Army, 1952-55. Vice chairman, Commission on Judicial Reform. Attorney, Montgomery County Board of Elec- tion Supervisors. Executive board member, Young Democratic Clubs. Member, American, Maryland, and Montgomery County Bar Asso- ciations; Trial Lawyers Association; National Association of Defense Lawyers in Criminal Cases. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates, 1967-69. Member of the Senate since 1969.1 Chairman, Prince George’s-Montgomery County Bi-County delegation, 1971. Chairman, Montgomery County Senators, 1974.

J. JOSEPH CURRAN, JR., Democrat, District 43; born in West Palm Beach, Fla., July 7, 1931. Attended Baltimore parochial schools; University of Baltimore; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., 1959. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1959. Served with the U. S. Air Force, 1951-55. Member, board of directors, Maryland Higher Educa- tion Loan Corporation. Member, Regional Planning Council. Member, Standing Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure, Court of Appeals of Maryland. Member, Maryland, Baltimore and Junior Bar Associations; Friendly Sons of St. Patrick. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1959-63. Member of the Senate since 1963. Chair- man, Public Utilities Committee, 1963-66. Chairman, Judicial Proceed- ings Committee since 1967. Member, Legislative Council since 1967.

ARTHUR DORMAN, Democrat, District 21; born in New York, October 21, 1926. Attended Brooklyn, N. Y. public schools; George Washington University; Pennsylvania College of Optometry, O.D., 1953. Optometrist. Served with the U. S. Army in World War II. Member, Legislative Advisory Committee, Southern Regional Educa- tion Board. Member, Maryland Traffic Safety Commission. Member, 21st Legislative District Democratic Club; Vansville District Demo- cratic Club; Beth Torah Congregation; national, state and local optometric associations. Past president, Vision Institute of America. Maryland “Optometrist of the Year,” 1967. National “Optometrist of the Year,” 1968. Member, Beltsville Citizens’ Association; Chamber of Commerce. Past president, Takoma-Langley Kiwanis Club. Mem- ber, Beta Sigma Kappa; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Prince George’s County Boys and Girls Clubs; Beltsville Swimming Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1965-75.2 Chairman, Joint Prince George’s and Montgomery County delegations, 1967-69. Chairman,

iAppointed to the Senate, January 16, 1969, vice Blair Lee III, resigned. 2 Appointed to the House of Delegates, February 1, 1965, vice Fred L. Wineland, resigned. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 63 Prince George’s County delegation, 1971-75. Member, Legislative Coun- cil, 1971-75. Speaker Pro-Tem, 1971-75. Member of the Senate since 1975.

ROBERT L. DOUGLASS, Democrat, District 45; born in Winns- boro, S. C., June 23, 1928. Attended Baltimore City public schools; Morgan State College, B.S., 1953; The Johns Hopkins University, B.S., 1962. Electronics engineer and corporate executive. Served in the U. S. Army, 1953-55. Member, Baltimore City Council, 1967-74. Mar- ried. Member of the Senate since 1975.

CORNELL N. DYPSKI, Democrat, District 47; born in Baltimore, September 23, 1931. Attended Baltimore City public schools; Univer- sity of Baltimore. District Court employee. Member of various civic and improvement groups. Married. Member of the Senate since 1975.

MEYER M. EMANUEL, JR., Democrat, District 22; born in Washington, D. C., April 4, 1919. Attended New York City public schools; College of the City of New York, B.B.A., 1940. Certified public accountant. Served with the U. S. Air Force during World War II. Member, Prince George’s County Fiscal Advisory Committee, 1959-61; Advisory Board to County Commissioners for Metropolitan Improvement District, 1955-57. Chairman, Suburban Advisory Board, American Automobile Association. Member, American Institute of Certified Public Accounts; District of Columbia Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Vice chairman, Advisory Committee, State Na- tional Bank, Bethesda. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1963-67. Member of the Senate since 1967.

CHARLES W. GILCHRIST, Democrat, District 17; born in Wash- ington, D. C., November 12, 1936. Attended St. Albans School; Wil- liams College, A.B., 1958; Harvard Law School, LL.B., 1961. Ad- mitted to the Maryland Bar, 1962. Served in the U. S. Army. Treasurer, Montgomery County Democratic State Central Commit- tee. Member, American, Maryland and District of Columbia Bar As- sociations. Married. Member of the Senate since 1975.

EDWARD T. HALL, Republican, District 30; born in Calvert County, August 15, 1916. Attended Calvert County public schools; Ottmar Mergenthaler School of Printing, Baltimore; special courses at Strayer’s Business College and Polytechnic. Owner and editor of weekly newspaper. Former member, President’s Committee and the Governor’s Committee to Promote the Employment of the Handi- capped. Past Member and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Cal- vert County Memorial Hospital; Calvert County Nursing Center. Ac- tive in volunteer fire and rescue departments; Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade. Member, Calvert County Lions Club. Married. Member of the Senate since 1959. Minority Leader 1963-74. Member of Legislative Council since 1963.

ARTHUR H. HELTON, JR., Democrat, District 6; born in Swords Creek, Va., December 18, 1937. Attended Harford County public schools; University of Baltimore, B.S., 1960. Owner of automobile supply stores. Member, Harford County Council, 1972-74. Member, Harford Democratic Club; First District Democratic Club; North Harford Democratic Club; Third District Democratic Club; Aberdeen 64 MARYLAND MANUAL

Chamber of Commerce. Past president, Perry Hall Merchants Asso- ciation. Member, American Association of the United States Army; B.P.O.E.; Moose; V.F.W.; Optimist Club; Jaycees. Received J.C.I. International Senator Award, 1974; Five Outstanding Young Men of Maryland Award, 1972; Distinguished Service Award; Outstanding Young Men in America Award. Married. Member of the Senate since 1975.

C. A. PORTER HOPKINS, Republican, District 5; born in Balti- more, March 12, 1930. Attended Princeton University; The Johns Hopkins University, A.B., 1953; M.A., 1954. Farmer. Served in the U. S. Army. Member, Baltimore County Board of Recreation and Parks since 1963. Member, Maryland Civil War Centennial Commis- sion, 1961-65. Former assistant editor, Maryland Historical Magazine. Former editor, Maryland Conservationist. Member, Phi Beta Kappa; Farm Bureau; Izaak Walton League. Board member, National Audu- bon Society. Member, Legislative Council 1971-75. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1967-75. Minority Leader, 1971-75. Member of the Senate since 1975.

STENY H. HOYER, President, Democrat, District 26; born in New York City, June 14, 1939. Attended public schools, Coral Gables, Fla., and Suitland, Prince George’s County; preparatory school in Deerfield, Mass.; University of Maryland, B.S., 1963; Georgetown Law School, LL.B., 1966. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1966. Member, Maryland and Prince George’s County Bar Associations. Past president, Mary- land Federation of College Young Democrats; Young Democrats of Maryland. Member, Young Democrats of Prince George’s County; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Sigma Alpha; Delta Theta Pi; Sigma Chi; Kalegethos Society; Crescent Cities Jaycees; Mental Health Board of Prince George’s County. Listed in Who’s Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Chosen Outstanding Male Gradu- ate of the University of Maryland, 1963. Member, Southern Prince George’s County Board of Trade. Married. Member of the Senate since 1967. Chairman, Joint Committee on Intergovernmental Coopera- tion. Chairman, Prince George’s County Senate delegation. President of the Senate since 1975.

DONALD P. HUTCHINSON, Democrat, District 7; born in Balti- more City, December 31, 1945. Attended Baltimore County public schools; Frostburg State College, B.S., 1967; University of Maryland. Professional fund raiser. Delegate, Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967-68. Director, Essex Improvement Association; Demo- cratic Club of Essex; Advisory Council Community Services Office, Essex Community College. Listed in Who’s Who in American Politics; Outstayiding Young Men of America. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1969-75. Member of the Senate since 1975.1

JULIAN L. LAPIDES, Democrat, District 39; born in Baltimore, September 17, 1931. Attended Baltimore public schools; The Johns Hopkins University; Towson State College, B.S., 1954; University of Maryland Law School, LL.B., 1961. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1965. Served with the U. S. Army, 1954-56. Member, Maryland Arts Council; Maryland Environmental Trust. Past President, Mount

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Royal Democratic Club. Member, The Peale Museum; Baltimore Beautification Committee; Baltimore Heritage; Citizens’ Advisory Project of the Alcoholism Clinic of Baltimore City; Victorian Society in America. Past President, Maryland Kidney Foundation; Regional Vice President, National Kidney Foundation, 1970-72. Married. Mem- ber of the House of Delegates, 1963-67. Member of the Senate since 1967. Chairman, Legislative Council Subcommittee to Study and Con- sider a State Department of Transportation. Member, Legislative Council since 1971. Senate Chairman, Joint Budget Subcommittee on Public Safety and Transportation, 1972.

LAURENCE LEVITAN, Democrat, District 15; born in Washing- ton, D. C., October 22, 1933. Attended Washington, D. C. public schools; Washington and Lee University, B.S., 1955; George Wash- ington University Law School, J.D., 1958. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1964. Member, Montgomery County Financial Advisory Commit- tee since 1968. Member, Young Democratic Club; Western Suburban Democratic Club; Maryland, Montgomery County, and District of Columbia Bar Associations. Vice president and member of board of directors, Regency Estates Swim Club, 1965-68. Treasurer and mem- ber of board of directors, Regency Estates Citizens Association, 1964- 66. Past chairman, and member, board of directors Montgomery County Heart Association. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates, 1971-75. Member of the Senate since 1975.

ALFRED J. LIPIN, Democrat, District 32; born in Pasadena, March 16, 1920. Attended Anne Arundel County public schools; Uni- versity of Baltimore. Businessman and real estate agent. Served with the U. S. Army during World War II. Awarded Silver Star. Member, Anne Arundel County Zoning Appeals Board, 1956-57. Past President, Glen Burnie Chamber of Commerce; North Arundel Hospital Associa- tion. Member, Glen Burnie Civitan Club; American Legion; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Elks; Anne Arundel Trade Council; Glen Burnie Improvement Association. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates, 1967-71. Member of the Senate since 1971.

HARRY J. McGUIRK, Democrat, District 37; born in Baltimore, November 7, 1923. Attended Baltimore public schools; University of Maryland; Cornell University. Real estate broker and consultant. Served in the U. S. Navy, 1942-46. Member, Rent Advisory Board, 1951, Chairman, 1952-53; Zoning Commission since 1958. Past Exalted Ruler, Baltimore Lodge #7, B.P.O.E. Past Commander, Walbrook Post #118, American Legion. Named West Baltimore Business Men’s Association “Man of the Year, 1968.” Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1960-67.1 Member of the Senate since 1967. Chairman, Entertainment Committee, since 1967. Chairman, Economic Affairs Committee, 1975 Session.

FREDERICK C. MALKUS, JR., Democrat, District 35; born in Baltimore, July 1, 1913. Attended Dorchester County public schools; Western Maryland College, A.B., 1934; University of Maryland School of Law, LL.B., 1938. Served with U. S. Army during World War II. Trustee, Western Maryland College. Married. Member of House of Delegates, 1947-51. Member of the Senate since 1951. Chairman of

iAppointed to the House of Delegates, January 14, 1960, vice Wil- liam L. Hodges, resigned. 66 MARYLAND MANUAL the Committee on Judicial Proceedings, 1955-66. Member of Legisla- tive Council since 1955 President Pro-Tern, 1975 Session.

EDWARD J. MASON, Republican, District 1; born in Cumberland, June 12, 1930. Attended Cumberland parochial schools; University of Maryland; Strayer’s Business College, certificate, 1951. Restaurant proprietor. Served in the U. S. Air Force, 1949-55. Chairman, Re- publican State Central Committee of Allegany County, 1969-70. Mem- ber, board of directors, Allegany County Economic Development Corporation. Vice president, Maryland Federation of Young Republi- cans. President, Allegany County Young Republicans. Member, Na- tional Restaurant Association; National Drive-in Restaurant Associa- tion. Member, board of directors, Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce; Route 40 Association. Outstanding Young Republican in Maryland, 1968. Outstanding Young Republican in Allegany County, 1967-68. Married. Member of the Senate since 1971. Minority Leader since 1974.

THOMAS V. MIKE MILLER, JR., Democrat, District 28; born in Clinton, December 3, 1942. Attended Prince George’s County public schools; University of Maryland, B.S., 1964; University of Maryland School of Law, LL.B., J.D., 1967. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1967. Member, American, Maryland, and Prince George’s County Bar Associations; Surratts, Brandywine and Fort Washington Democratic Clubs; Young Democrats; Oak Orchard-Wake Forest Citizens Asso- ciation ; Southern Maryland Board of Trade; Prince George’s Chamber of Commerce; Clinton Dad’s Club; Clinton-Camp Springs Co-op; Clinton Boys’ Club, Fraternal Order of Police; Prince George’s Com- munity College Citizens Advisory Committee. Director, Bank of Brandywine. Married. Member of the House of Delegates 1971-75. Member of the Senate since 1975.

CLARENCE M, MITCHELL III, Democrat, District 38; born in St. Paul, Minn., December 14, 1939. Attended Baltimore public schools; Gonzaga High School, Washington, D. C.; University of Maryland; Morgan State College. Mortgage banker, real estate broker and con- sultant. Former member, Young Democrats of Maryland; Baltimore Junior Chamber of Commerce. Member, Y.M.C.A.; N.A.A.C.P.; Kappa Alpha Psi; Urban League; Prince Hall Masons, and many other civic and fraternal organizations. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates, 1963-67. Member of the Senate since 1967.

THOMAS P. O’REILLY, Democrat, District 23; born in New York, N. Y., September 2, 1938. Attended Washington, D. C., and Prince George’s County parochial and public schools; University of Mary- land, B.S., 1968; University of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1972. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1972. Served in the U. S. Air Force, 1961-64. Member, American, Maryland, and Prince George’s County Bar Associations; Maryland Trial Lawyers Association; American Patent Law Association; American Legion; B.P.O.E.; Irish-American Club. Married. Member of the Senate since 1975.

MARGARET C. SCHWEINHAUT, Democrat, District 18; born in Washington, D. C. Attended Washington, D. C. public schools; The George Washington University; National University Law School. Honorary Doctor of Laws degree, St. Joseph College, 1971. Chairman, State Commission on Problems of the Aging. Board member, Na- SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 67 tional Council on Aging. Member, International Gerontological So- ciety; Montgomery Retarded Children’s Association. Received Certifi- cate of Merit, National Council of Senior Citizens for work on behalf of elderly people. Widow. Member of the House of Delegates, 1955-61. Member of the Senate, 1961-63, and since 1967.1 Chairman, Executive Nominations Committee since 1971. Member, Legislative Council, 1971.

JAMES C. SIMPSON, Democrat, District 29; born in Washington, D. C., May 14, 1931. Attended Washington, D. C. public schools. Presi- dent of distribution company. Served in the U. S. Marine Corps, 1951-54. Chairman, Charles County Sanitary Commission, 1967-70. President, Board of County Commissioners of Charles County, 1970-74. Member, Governor’s Commission to Study Land Use, 1973. Past president, Waldorf Lions Club. Past deputy district governor, Lions Club. Honorary member, Waldorf Jaycees. Member, American Legion; Knights of Columbus; Optimist Club; Elks; Izaak Walton League; Charles County Chamber of Commerce. Director, Maryland Bank. Selected Citizen of the Year, 1974, by Waldorf Lions Club. Married. Member of the Senate since 1975.

CHARLES H. SMELSER, Democrat, District 4; born in Union- town, Carroll County, July 4, 1920. Attended Carroll County public schools; University of Maryland, B.S., 1942. Dairy farmer and real estate broker. Served with the U.S. Air Force in World War II. Mem- ber, Frederick County Farm Bureau. Past president, Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative, Inc. Director, New Windsor State Bank. Member, Moose; Elks. Past president, Libertytown-Unionville Lions Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1955-63. Member, Legislative Council, 1959-60; Southern Regional Education Board, 1961-62. Member, Commission to Study the Reapportionment of the General Assembly, 1962. Member, Maryland Hospital Commission, 1963-67. Member of the Senate since 1967.

ROY NEVILLE STATEN, Democrat, District 8; born at San- didges, Virginia, June 20, 1913. Attended public and private schools in Virginia; Virginia Commercial College. Accountant, Division Chief, Bethlehem Shipbuilding. Served three years in U. S. Army. Member, Lions, Moose. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1953.2 Chairman, Ways and Means Committee, 1964-67. Chairman, Budget and Finance Committee of Legislative Council, 1964-67. Member of the Senate since 1967. Deputy Majority Leader 1969-75. Majority Leader since 1975.

NEWTON I. STEERS, JR., Republican, District 16; born in Glen Ridge, N. J., January 13, 1917. Attended public schools in White Plains, N. Y. and Hotchkiss School; Yale College, B.A., 1939; M.I.T., certificate in advanced meteorology, 1943. Admitted to the New York Bar in 1958. Admitted to the District of Columbia Bar, 1967. Served in the U. S. Air Force during World War II. State Insurance Com- missioner, 1967-70. Chairman, Montgomery County delegation, Re- publican State Convention, 1960. Chairman, Maryland delegation, Republican National Convention, 1964. State Chairman, Republican 1 Appointed to the Senate, November 7, 1961, vice Edward S. Northrop, resigned. 2 Appointed to the House of Delegates, December 8, 1953, vice Car- roll W. Royston, resigned. 68 MARYLAND MANUAL

State Central Committee of Maryland, 1964. Chairman, Montgomery County Heart Campaign, 1961. Chairman, Sixth Congressional Dis- trict and State co-chairman, B’nai B’rith Interfaith Fellowship Din- ner, 1961. General chairman, budget committee, National Capital Health and Welfare Council, 1960-66. Trustee and finance chairman, Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind since 1959. President, Bannock- burn Citizens Association, 1964-66. Past director, Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce; Housing Development Corporation, 1966-68. Past member, official board, St. Andrew’s Methodist Church, Bethesda. Unmarried. Member of the Senate since 1971.

MELVIN A. STEINBERG, Democrat, District 12; born in Balti- more, October 4, 1933. Attended Baltimore public schools; University of Baltimore; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., 1955. Ad- mitted to the Maryland Bar, 1955. Served with the U. S. Navy, 1952-57. Member, Drug Abuse Advisory Council; Task Force to Study Campaign Financing. Chairman, Committee on Family Law and Domestic Relations. Member, B’nai B’rith; Junior Chamber of Com- merce; Safety Traffic Club of Maryland; Rockdale Civic Association; American Judicature Society; American and Baltimore Bar Associa- tions; Maryland Plaintiffs Bar Association; Masons; Golden Eagle Square and Compass Club of Maryland; Yedz Grotto. Member, Board of Directors, Maryland Association for Retarded Children, Inc.; Jewish Community Center; Greenspring Valley Synagogue. President, Baltimore Association for Histadrut. Member, National Society of State Legislators. Married. Member of the Senate since 1967. Chair- man, Ethics Committee, 1971 Session.

NORMAN R. STONE, JR., Democrat, District 9; born in Baltimore, September 8, 1935. Attended Baltimore public schools; University of Baltimore; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., 1960. Ad- mitted to the Maryland Bar, 1960. Committing Magistrate, Baltimore County. Member, Governor’s Study Commission on Workmen’s Com- pensation Laws, Past president, North Point Improvement Associa- tion. Member, Moose; North Point Optimist Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1963-67. Member of the Senate since 1967. Chairman, Legislative Review Committee, 1967-72. Chairman, Balti- more County Senate Delegation, 1968-72.

ROBERT E. STROBLE, Republican, District 11; horn in Williams- port, Pa., May 14, 1940. Attended Williamsport public schools; Lock Haven State College, B.S., 1963; Loyola College, M.Ed., 1967; Morgan State College, M.S., 1970; Towson State College; The Johns Hopkins University; University of Maryland. Educator. Member, local, state, and national teachers’ and administrators’ associations; Phi Delta Kappa. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1971-75. Member of the Senate since 1975.

EDWARD P. THOMAS, Republican, District 3; born in Frederick, August 3, 1928. Attended Frederick public schools; Mercersburg Academy; Washington and Lee University, B.A., 1950. Businessman. Served in the U. S. Army, 1950-52. Chairman, Republican State Cen- tral Committee of Maryland, 1973-74. Chairman, Frederick County Republican State Central Committee, 1966-70. Chairman, Maryland Committee for the Re-election of the President, 1972. Member, Ad- visory Committee of Small Business Administration. Member, Frederick County G.O.P. Club; Lions; Fraternal Order of Police; SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 69 Frederick Catoctin Club; Frederick Touchdown Club; Frederick Y.M.C.A. Secretary-treasurer, Maryland State, BPAA. Eastern Re- gion Vice President, Bowling Proprietors Association of America; Chairman, and member, board of directors, BPAA Legislative Com- mittee. Member, Frederick Cotillion Club; Elks; American Legion; AMVETS; Terrapin Club; V.F.W. Married. Member of the Senate since 1971. VERDA WELCOME, Democrat, District 40; born in Lake Lure, N. C. Attended North Carolina and Delaware public schools; Coppin Normal School; Morgan State College, B.S., 1939; New York Univer- sity, M.A., 1943; Columbia University. Former teacher. Member, Mayor’s Advisory Committee for Urban Renewal, 1946. Member, Pres- ident Johnson’s National Citizens Committee for Community Rela- tions. Delegate, 1964 Democratic National Convention. Member, 1960 Democratic 750 Club. State Delegate, 1960 Legislative Work Confer- ence, Southern Regional Education Board. Member, Governor’s Com- mittee on Human Relations; Maryland Commission on Status of Women; Security Guard Commission. Member, Americans for Demo- cratic Action; Board of Governors, 4th District Democratic Organiza- tion of Baltimore City, Inc.; Valiant Women’s Democratic Club; Baltimore Urban League. Board member, Citizens’ Planning and Housing Association; International League of Peace and Freedom; League of Women Voters; Maryland State Division, American Asso- ciation of University Women. Life member, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Member, American Civil Liberties Union; National Order of Women Legislators; United Nations. Board member, Advance Savings and Loan Association; Maryland Chapter, National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Member, Advisory Board, Provi- dent Hospital. Board member, Health and Welfare Council; Day Care Licensing Advisory and Study Committee; Maryland Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Founder and member Mondawmin Improvement Associa- tion. Life member, Delta Sigma Theta sorority. Received Distinguished First Award presented by American Negro Emanicipation Centennial Commission of Illinois, 1963; 1962 Woman of the Year Award pre- sented by the Women’s Auxiliary to the National Medical Association; Afro-American Newspaper award for superior public service; citation to outstanding soror, Baltimore Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta sorority; Outstanding Achievement Award, The Women of Morgan State College; Distinguished Alumni Citation, Coppin State Teachers College; Certificate of Merit, Baltimore Chapter, Howard University Alumni Association; Community Service Award, Baltimore Chapter, Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. Award, World’s Fair Citi- zenship Day, September, 1964. Doctor of Laws degree, Howard Uni- versity, 1968. Doctor of Social Sciences degree, University of Mary- land, 1970. Certificate of Appreciation, United Negro College Fund, 1970. Citation for dedicated service from Maryland Federation of the Blind, 1970. Received Achievement Award, Afro-American News- paper; League of Women Voters Outstanding Democrat Award; Medgar Evers Human Rights Award; Howard University Alumni Association Award; Alumni of the Year Award, Morgan State Col- lege; Central Nassau Service Award; Tau Gamma Delta Sorority Outstanding Citizen’s Award. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates, 1959-63. Member of the Senate since 1963. Member, Legisla- tive Council, 1971. E. HOMER WHITE, JR., Democrat, District 36; born in Salisbury, April 5, 1911. Attended Salisbury public schools; William and Mary College; Strayer’s Business College. Served in the U. S. Army during 70 MARYLAND MANUAL

World War II. Chairman, Maryland State Water Study Commission; National Council Committee on Traffic Safety. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1947-69. Chairman, Aviation, Civil Defense and Agriculture Committees; Democrat House Caucus. Speaker Pro- Tern, 1959-69. Member, Legislative Council. Member of the Senate since 1975.

C. LAWRENCE WISER, Democrat, District 19; born in Berwyn Heights, Prince George’s County, August 3, 1930. Attended Prince George’s County and Washington, D. C., public schools; University of Maryland, B.S., 1952; The George Washington University, LL.B., 1958, LL.M., 1960. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1958. Served with the U. S. Air Force, 1952-54. Chairman, Montgomery County Tydings for Senate Campaign, 1964. President, Montgomery County Young Democratic Club. Vice president, Western Suburban Democratic Club. Member, executive committee, Young Democratic Club of Maryland. Delegate, Allied Civic Group. Member, board of directors, Bethesda- Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce. Delegate, Montgomery County Council of PTAs. President, Stoneybrook Civic Association. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1967-1975. Member of the Senate since 1975.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES MURRAY ABRAMSON, Democrat, District 42; born in Baltimore, December 28, 1902. Attended Baltimore public schools. Business Agent, Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Business analyst, O.P.S. Executive secretary, Rent Control Commission. Executive secretary, Equal Em- ployment Commission. Member, Governor’s Commission on the Status of Women. Member, Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967-68. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1955. Chairman, Baltimore City Delegation, 1962-70. Member, Legislative Council, 1962-71. Assistant Majority Floor Leader since 1971.

GEORGE B. ADAMS, JR., Democrat, District 6; born in Aber- deen, June 13, 1926. Attended Aberdeen public schools. Real estate agent. Served in the U. S. Army, 1945-46. Member, Governor’s Com- mission to Study Needs of the Handicapped since 1971. Commissioner and Mayor of Aberdeen. Aberdeen Police Commissioner. Member, Aberdeen Planning Commission; Harford County Police Commission. Past president, Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce. Member, Aberdeen Rotary Club; American Legion; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Moose; Bush River Yacht Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

PATRICIA O. AIKEN, Democrat, District 33; born in Marcus, Iowa, May 27, 1922. Attended Iowa parochial schools; University of Maryland; University of Alabama; Creighton University; Adelphi College. Secretary, Maryland Environmental Trust; Soil Conserva- tion District Supervisor, Anne Arundel County. First vice president, Women’s Political Caucus of Anne Arundel County. Member, League of Women Voters. Board member, Parole Day Care Center. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

ARTHUR S. ALPERSTEIN, Democrat, District 12; born in Balti- more City, October 19, 1940. Attended Baltimore City public schools; Western Maryland College, B.A., 1962; University of Maryland School SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 71 of Law, J.D., 1965. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1967. Served in the U. S. Army, 1963-1964. Committing Magistrate for Baltimore County. Member, Democratic State Central Committee, Baltimore County, 1970-72. Assistant State’s Attorney Baltimore City, 1968-69. Member, American, Maryland, and Baltimore City Bar Associations; National Defense Attorneys Association; Maryland State Defense Attorneys Association; National District Attorneys Association; Maryland State’s Attorneys Association. Vice President, Citizens Democratic Club of Baltimore County, Inc. Legal counsel and member, Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge No. 5. Member, board of directors, and legal counsel and president, Randallstown Jaycees. Member, exec- utive board, Jewish National Fund. Member, Jewish War Veterans. Former president, Beth Jacob Congregation Alumni Association. Member, Zionist Organization of America. Past director, Beth El Youth Activities Program. President, Nu Beta Epsilon Law fraternity, Baltimore Chapter and recipient of Brother of the Year Award. Mar- ried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1972.1 WILLIAM H. AMOSS, Democrat, District 5A; born in Baltimore, December 2, 1936. Attended Harford County parochial and public schools; Harford Community College; University of Maryland; Mis- souri School of Auctioneering, certificate 1961. Auctioneer and ap- praiser. Served in the U. S. Army, 1955-58. Member, Auctioneers Association of Maryland Farm Bureau; National Auctioneers Asso- ciation. Past director, Bel Air Jaycees. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

JOHN S. ARNICK, Democrat, District 8; born in Baltimore, No- vember 27, 1933. Attended Baltimore County schools; Calvert Hall School; University of Baltimore, B.S., 1956; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., 1961. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1961. Served in the U. S. Marine Corps, 1956-59. Baltimore County Magistrate at Large, 1966-67. Member, Maryland and Baltimore County Bar Asso- ciations; Moose; Sons of Italy. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Chairman, Baltimore County delegation, 1969-70 sessions. Majority Leader since 1971. Member, Legislative Council since 1970. Chairman, Environmental Matters Committee since 1972.

TYRAS S. ATHEY, Democrat, District 32; born in Burtonsville, Montgomery County, March 30, 1927. Attended Montgomery County public schools. Served in the U. S. Navy, 1945-47. Charter member, Odenton Chamber of Commerce; Burtonsville Fire Department. Past president, Waterloo Lions Club. Former Director, Jessup Volunteer Fire Department. Director, Anne Arundel County Community Chest. Member, Glen Burnie Elks; Laurel Moose. Member, V.F.W. Repre- sents Maryland House of Delegates on the Environmental Quality Committee to the Council of State Governments. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

R. CHARLES A VAR A, Democrat, District 37; born in Baltimore, January 11, 1932. Attended Baltimore public schools. Owner and administrator of private trade school and supply house. Served in the U. S. Navy, 1953-56. Chairman, Special Committee on School Pupil Transportation. Member, Special Committee to Set Police De-

1 Appointed to the House of Delegates, August 1, 1972, vice Paul Alpert, resigned. 72 MARYLAND MANUAL partment Standards; Governor’s Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice; Special High Impact Courts Commit- tee; Mayor’s Coordinating Council on Criminal Justice. Secretary- Treasurer and President, Local #241, 1961-69. Venerable, Sons of Italy. Delegate to AFL-CIO. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates since 1967. Chairman, Joint Capital Budget Committee.

HAROLD L. BACHMAN, Democrat, District 31; born in Balti- more, January 9, 1918. Attended Baltimore public schools; Baltimore College of Commerce. Owner of tailoring company. Served in the U. S. Air Force during World War II. Member and past president, Lake Shore Democratic Club. Member, Roland Terrace Democratic Club; Stoney Creek Democratic Club; American Legion. Member and past president, The Beach Club Socials, Inc. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

PETER J. BASILONE, Democrat, District 7; born in Farrell, Pa., May 13, 1920. Attended Farrell, Pa. public schools; Dundalk Junior College. Assistant Chief Register of Wills for Baltimore County. Served with the U. S. Navy during World War II. Member, Rosedale Democratic Club. President, Eastern Baltimore County Democratic Club and Civic Association. Past president, Baltimore Businessmen’s Association; Baltimore County Tavern and Restaurant Association. Past vice president, M.S.L.B.A. Past president, Rosedale Optimist Club. Member, Masons; Shrine. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

RAYMOND E. BECK, Republican, District 4B; born in Baltimore, March 5, 1939. Attended Baltimore City and Baltimore County public schools; University of Baltimore, LL.B., and J.D., 1967. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1967. Served in the U. S. Marine Corps, 1956-59. Former secretary, Carroll County Republican State Central Commit- tee. Member, Carroll County Economic Development Commission. Member, American, Maryland and Carroll County Bar Association; Westminster Jaycees. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1972.1

MARTIN S. BECKER, Democrat, District 20; born in Washington, D. C., June 3, 1926. Attended Washington, D. C. public schools; Emory and Henry College; University of Virginia; George Washing- ton University Law School, LL.B., 1950. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1956. Served in the U. S. Navy, 1944-47. Former member and board member, Young Democratic Club of Montgomery County. Mem- ber, American Bar Association; Phi Sigma Delta. Former member and legal counsel, Silver Spring Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mar- ried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Chairman, Eco- nomic Matters Committee, since 1971. Chairman, Montgomery County delegation, 1971 Session. Member, Legislative Council since 1971.

ALEXANDER BOLLING BELL, Democrat, District 20; born in Petersburg, Va., August 8, 1921. Attended Washington, D. C. public schools; Wilson Teachers’ College. Served in the U. S. Army Air Corps, 1943-46. Member, Kensington-Wheaton Democratic Club;

1 Appointed to the House of Delegates, November 13, 1972, vice Jacob M. Yingling, resigned. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 73 Knights of Columbus. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

KAY G. BIENEN, Democrat, District 21; born in New York, N. Y., January 1, 1938. Attended New Rochelle, N. Y. public schools; Skid- more College, B.A., 1959; University of Maryland. Member, Prince George’s County Goals Advisory Committee; Prince George’s County Child Abuse Task Force. Alternate, Democratic National Convention, 1972. Member, Women’s Political Caucus. Member, Board of Directors, past Legislative Chairman, and member, Committee on Improved Community Relations, Mental Health Association of Prince George’s County. Member, League of Women Voters of Prince George’s County; Citizens Advisory Committee of Greater Laurel Hospital Authority; Montpelier PTA; Laurel Art Guild. Past executive committee mem- ber, Oaklands Citizens Association. Member, Executive Committee, National Conference of Christians and Jews. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

CHARLES S. BLUMENTHAL, Democrat, District 27; born in New York, N. Y., January 21, 1924. Attended New York City public schools; New York University; M.I.T., certificate in civil engineering 1947. Construction management. Served with U. S. Army during World War II. Project director and contract administrator for con- struction of many public buildings in Washington, D. C., Detroit, Michigan, Paducah, Ky., and New York. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

DeCORSEY E. BOLDEN, Republican, District 1A; born in Oak- land, November 27, 1924. Attended Oakland public schools; Univer- sity of Maryland. Businessman. Served with the U. S. Navy during World War II. Member, Optimist Club; Oakland Volunteer Fire De- partment; American Legion; Knights of Pythias. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

BERT BOOTH, Republican, District 11; born in Baltimore, August 24, 1925. Attended Baltimore County public schools; Univer- sity of Maryland School of Pharmacy. Housewife. Member, Maryland Advisory Committee to United States Civil Rights Commission since 1970. President, League of Women Voters of Maryland, 1973-74. President, League of Women Voters of Baltimore County, 1967-71. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

P. VERNON BOOZER, Republican, District 10; born in Norfolk, Va., January 30, 1936. Attended Norfolk public schools; Duke Uni- versity, A.B., 1958; University of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1964. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1964. Trial Magistrate, Baltimore County, 1967-68. Administrator of Loan Laws, 1968-69. Member, American, Maryland, and Baltimore County Bar Associations. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

TROY BRAILEY, Democrat, District 40; born in Lynchburg, S. C., August 26, 1916. Attended Lynchburg public schools; New York Uni- versity. Labor and Civic Leader. Member, Mayor’s Task Force on Employment; Apprenticeship Advisory Council; Youth Opportunity Committee; National Committee for Rural Schools. National vice president, Afro-American Labor Council. Member, Boy Scouts of 74 MARYLAND MANUAL

America. Board of directors, N.A.A.C.P. Member, Masons. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

JOHN HANSON BRISCOE, Democrat, District 29; born in Leonardtown, April 10, 1934. Attended St. Mary’s Academy, Leonard- town; Mt. St. Mary’s College, A.B., 1956; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., 1960. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1960. Mem- ber, Congressional Redistricting and Legislative Reapportionment Committee, 1964. Member, Maryland State Bar Association. Former president, St. Mary’s County Bar Association; Knights of Columbus; Elks; Rotary Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1962.1 Member, Legislative Council since 1962. Chairman, Natural Re- sources Committee, 1967 Session. Chairman, Committee on Environ- mental Matters, 1969 Session. Chairman, Ways and Means Committee 1971-1973. Former chairman, Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries Com- mittee. Chairman, Southern Legislative Conference, 1971-72. Speaker since 1973.

TORREY C. BROWN, Democrat, District 39; born in Chicago, Illinois, February 28, 1937. Attended Chicago public schools; Wheaton College, A.B., 1957; The Johns Hopkins University School of Medi- cine, M.D., 1961. Physician. Served with the U. S. Public Health Service, 1963-65. Member, Alpha Omega Alpha; The Johns Hopkins Medical Society; American Heart Association; Southern Salt, Water and Kidney Club; American Federation for Clinical Research; Ameri- can Society of Nephrology; American Board of Internal Medicine; Fellow of the American College of Physicians; New York Academy of Sciences. Contributor to many medical journals. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

HUGH BURGESS, Democrat, District 14B; born in Ellicott City, September 15, 1929. Attended Ellicott Ciy public schools; Western Maryland College, A.B., 1949; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., 1963. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1964. Member, Young Democrats of Second District of Howard County; Kiwanis Clubs; Masons; I.O.O.F. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

ANDREW J. BURNS, JR., Democrat, District 43; born in Balti- more, July 25, 1927. Attended Baltimore parochial schools; Loyola College, B.S., 1950; University of Maryland Law School, LL.B., 1960. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1960. Served in the U. S. Navy, 1945- 54. Member, American, Maryland, and Baltimore Bar Associations; Association of Defense Trial Counsels; Knights of Columbus, Fourth Degree; Order of the Alhambra; Friendly Sons of St. Patrick; Y.M.C.A. President, Bellona Gittings Community Association, Inc. Chairman, Community Association of the Community Council of Govans. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

WILLIAM B. BYRNES, Democrat, District IB; born in Eckhart Mines, May 31, 1906. Attended Allegany County parochial and public schools; graduate, Frostburg State Teachers’ College, 1926. Employed by Motor Vehicle Administration. District sales manager, W. K. Kel- logg Co. Former teacher. Served in the U. S. Army during World Appointed to the House of Delegates, August 15, 1962, vice Henry J. Fowler, resigned. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 75 War II. Member, Elks; Eagles; American Legion. Unmarried. Mem- ber of the House of Delegates since 1971.

BENJAMIN L. CARDIN, Democrat, District 42; born in Baltimore, October 5, 1943. Attended Baltimore public schools; University of Pittsburgh, B.A., 1964; University of Maryland Law School, LL.B., 1967. Graduated first in class. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1967. Member, Governor’s Commission for Statewide Minimum Housing Standards; Governor’s Commission for Professional Negotiations for Public Employees; Governor’s Commission on Assessment Reform. Member and vice chairman, Governor’s Commission on Educational Funding. Member, Governor’s Advisory Commission on Energy. Mem- ber, Young Democrats of Maryland; American, Maryland and Junior Bar Associations; Masons; Yedz Grotto. Director, Safety First Club. Vice President, Golden Eagle Square and Compass Club. Board mem- ber, Cheswolde Neighborhood Association. Board member, Green- spring Valley Synagogue. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Chairman, Ways and Means Committee since 1974.

THOMAS W. CHAMBERLAIN, SR., Republican, District 11; born in Oak Park, Illinois, June 12, 1933. Attended Springfield, Illinois parochial schools; Springfield Junior College; George Washington University; University of Illinois, B.S., 1950. Sales service manager, aluminum and chemical sales company. Served in the U. S. Army dur- ing World War II. Member, Kappa Sigma fraternity; Tau Nu Tau fraternity; Phalanx; Society for Professional Management. Former board member, Pine Valley Community Association. Member, Univer- sity of Illinois Alumni Association; Towsontown Recreation Council; Oregon Ridge Use Committee; Pinewood Community Recreation Cen- ter; Pinewood Teen Center. Eagle Scout; Boy Scout Governor of Illinois, 1939. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

JOEL CHASNOFF, Democrat, District 14A; born in Uncasville, Conn., July 18, 1936. Attended Brooklyn, N. Y. public schools; Univer- sity of Connecticut, A.B., 1957; Georgetown University Law School, J.D., 1964. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1970. Served in the U. S. Army, 1958-61. Member, Maryland, Montgomery County, District of Columbia and Federal Bar Associations. Former National Director, Council on Younger Lawyers, F.B.A. Board member, National Health Lawyers Association. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

JOSEPH A. CHESTER, SR., Democrat, District 45; born in Wil- son, N. C., March 4, 1914. Attended North Carolina public schools. Served in the U. S. Navy during World War II. Board member, Mt. Royal Democratic Club. Member, The New Era Democratic Club. Deacon, Wayland Baptist Church. Member, East Preston Street Neighborhood Improvement Association; Federal Improvement Asso- ciation; Boy Scouts of America. Board member, V.I.P. Organization. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

WILLIAM H. COX, JR., Democrat, District 6; born in Edgewood, July 15, 1942. Attended Harford County public schools; University of Baltimore; American Institute of Banking; University of Maryland; La Salle University. Real estate broker. Member, Tax Appeals Court of Harford County; Compensation Commission on States’ Attorneys, 1972; Governor’s Commission to Hire the Handicapped. First vice 76 MARYLAND MANUAL president, Young Democrats of Maryland, 1968-69. President, Young Democrats of Harford County, 1969-70. Member, Harford County Real Estate Board; Maryland Real Estate Board. Member and first State director, Bel Air Jaycees. Received Outstanding Young Man Award in 1969. Director, Susquehanna Optimist Club. Member, Elks; Moose; American Legion. Chairman, 1970-71 Heart Fund Drive. Former commissioner, Harford County Boys Football League. Chair- man, United Appeal Drive, Harford County, 1968. District committee member, Boy Scouts of America. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

THOMAS B. CUMISKEY, Democrat, District IB; born in Cumber- land, November 7, 1916. Attended Cumberland parochial schools. Re- tired postal employee. Served in the U. S. Army, 1949-69. Member and Chairman, Cumberland Citizens Advisory Committee. Member, Cumberland Civil Service Commission. Member, National Association of Retired Federal Employees. Member and vice chairman, Allegany County Chapter, American Red Cross. Member, Catholic War Vet- erans; Knights of Columbus. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates since 1975.

GERALD J. CURRAN, Democrat, District 44; born in Baltimore, March 20, 1939. Attended Baltimore parochial schools; University of Baltimore; University of Baltimore, Law School, LL.B., 1963. In- surance representative. Member, Mayor’s Task Force on Education. Past co-chairman, Maryland Task Force on Welfare Reform. Member, Third District, Young Democratic Club; Third District Citizens for Good Government; Archdiocesan Commission on the Aging: Baltimore Life Underwriters Association; Sigma Delta Kappa law fraternity; Knights of Columbus; Ancient Order of Hibernians; Friendly Sons of St. Patrick; Holy Name Society; Parish Council of St. Francis of Assisi Church. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since

EDWARD J. DABROWSKI, JR., Democrat, District 46; born in Baltimore, March 5, 1936. Attended Baltimore City parochial schools; Mount Saint Joseph High School; Leonard Hall Naval School; Uni- versity of Baltimore, B.S., 1965. Public relations director. Served in the U. S. Army. Delegate to Democratic State Convention, 1964. Dele- gate, Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967-68. Member, Amer- ican Value Engineers; Catholic War Veterans; Young Democrats; Holy Name Society; Knights of Columbus; St. Vincent de Paul So- ciety. Selected to Who’s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities, 1965. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

WALTER R. DEAN, JR., Democrat, District 41; born in Baltimore, December 12, 1934. Attended Baltimore public schools; Morgan State College, B.A., 1962; University of Maryland School of Social Work, M.S.W., 1968. Educator. Served with U. S. Air Force. Member, Mary- land Commission on Negro History and Culture. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

JULIEN P. DELPHEY, Republican, District 3B; born in Frederick, December 16, 1917. Attended Frederick public schools and various business courses and seminars. Owner and operator of sporting goods retail store. Served in the U. S. Army during World War II. Direc- tor, Frederick County Physical Fitness Commission. Member, Mary- SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 77 land Boat Act Advisory Committee. Member, Frederick County Advisory Board for Maryland National Bank. Past President and past director, Frederick Lions Club. Past vice president, Frederick County Chamber of Commerce. Past director, Izaak Walton League; Thurmont Conservation and Sportsman’s Club; Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association. Director and treasurer, Frederick County Agricultural Society. Member, Frederick County Farm Bureau; Sons of the American Revolution. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

GERARD F. DEVLIN, Democrat, District 24; born in Dorchester, Mass., May 29, 1933. Attended public schools in Dorchester and Bos- ton, Mass.; Boston College; Suffolk University, A.B. cum laude, 1959; University of Maryland, M.A., 1970; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., J.D., 1969. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1971. Served in the U. S. Marine Corps, 1955-59. Member, Prince George’s County Board of Supervisors of Elections, 1964-69. Member, Governor’s Commission on Childhood Nutrition, 1969; Maryland Commission on the Concerns of the Spanish-Speaking People, 1970-72. Chairman, Prince George’s County Task Force on the Fire Service, 1973-74. Member, City of Bowie Charter Review Commission, 1973-74. Mary- land National Relations Officer, 1969-72. Member, Pi Sigma Alpha. Named One of America’s Outstanding Young Men, 1966, by U. S. Jaycees. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

ISAIAH “IKE” DIXON, JR., Democrat, District 38; born in Balti- more, December 23, 1922. Attended Baltimore parochial and public schools; Howard University. Insurance and real estate broker. Served in the U. S. Army during World War II. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

CHARLES A. DOCTER, Democrat, District 18; born in Hamburg, Germany, August 5, 1931. Attended Cincinnati, Ohio public schools; Kenyon College, B.A., 1953; University of Chicago Law School, J.D., 1956. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1962. Served in the U. S. Navy, 1956-59. Former president, Western Suburban Democratic Club of Montgomery County. Member, B’nai B’rith. Former executive board member, Montgomery County Civic Federation. Member, Reserve Officers Association; Lions. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates since 1967. Chairman, Montgomery and Prince George’s Bi- County Delegation, 1967, 1971 and 1973 Sessions.

B. W. MIKE DONOVAN, Democrat, District 26; born in Balti- more, February 10, 1920. Attended Baltimore parochial schools; Butler University; University of Maryland. Real estate broker. Served in the U. S. Army Air Corps during World War II and until 1964. Past president, Alben Barkley Democratic Club; Knights of Columbus; American Legion; Veterans of Foreign Wars. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Assistant Majority Floor Leader.

JOHN W. DOUGLASS, Democrat, District 45; born in Princess Anne, Somerset County, March 19, 1942. Attended Lincoln University, cum laude, A.B., 1964; The Johns Hopkins University, M.A., 1966. General contractor, and former insurance broker, and former in- structor. Industrial consultant. Clerk, Baltimore City Council, 1967-68. Recipient of many fellowships and awards. Member and past presi- 78 MARYLAND MANUAL dent, American Chemical Society. Past president, Business Men’s League of Baltimore; Beta Kappa Chi. Member, Associated Builders and Contractors; Baltimore Chamber of Commerce; Business Op- portunities Administration. Member, Mt. Royal Democratic Club; New Democratic Club; New Democratic Coalition; Young Democrats of Maryland. Vice president, Eastside Democratic Organization. Member, Model Cities Program; Alpha Phi Alpha; Adjacent Neighbor- hood Improvements Association. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

ARTHUR S. DREA, JR., Democrat, District 15B; born in Chicago, 111., December 27, 1987. Attended Chicago parochial schools; St. Joseph’s College, B.A., 1959; University of Baltimore School of Law, J.D., 1966. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1967. Served in the U. S. Army, 1961-67. Administrative Hearing Examiner for Zoning for Montgomery County, 1970-72. Assistant County Attorney for Mont- gomery County, 1966-70. Member, American, Maryland, and Mont- gomery County Bar Associations. Member, Ethics Committee, Montgomery Couny Bar. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

RAYMOND A. DYPSKI, Democrat, District 47; born in Baltimore, June 21, 1923. Attended Baltimore public schools. Metallurgical tester. Served in the U. S. Merchant Marine, 1943-45. Member, Y.M.C.A. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

ROYDEN P. DYSON, Democrat, District 29; born in Great Mills, November 15, 1948. Attended University of Baltimore; Montgomery Junior College; University of Maryland. Legislative Assistant and Research Director for Congressman William D. Ford of Michigan. Special Assistant, Subcommittee on Agricultural Labor, U. S. House of Representatives. Former Assistant Director of Operations, Demo- cratic National Committee; Assistant Floor Manager, Democratic National Committee. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

LOUIS E. EINSCHUTZ, Democrat, District 9; born in Baltimore, December 11, 1922. Attended Baltimore County public schools; The Johns Hopkins University, B.S., 1959. Engineer. Supervisor, Bethlehem Steel Company, and electrical contractor. Served in the U. S. Army, 1943-45. Committeeman, Franklin Square Hospital Fund Drive. Mem- ber, Masons. Past commander and state board member, American Legion. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

RICHARD W. EMORY, JR., Democrat, District 39; born in Wash- ington, D. C., February 21, 1941. Attended Calvert Hall School, Balti- more; German School, Baltimore; Yale University, B.A., 1963; Har- vard Law School, LL.B., 1967. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1967. Served in the U. S. Coast Guard. Trustee and secretary, Maryland Environmental Trust since 1971. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975. NATHANIEL EXUM, Democrat, District 25; born in Memphis, Tenn., February 28, 1940. Attended Memphis public schools; Howard University. Served in the U. S. Army. Member, Prince George’s County Goals Advisory Committee since 1970. Member, board of di- rectors, Family Service Association of Prince George’s County since 1972. Member, Peppermill Village Citizens Association; Randolph SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 79

Village Parents Advisory Council. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

JOHN J. FALLON, Democrat, District 31; born in Baltimore, February 2, 1924. Attended Baltimore City parochial and public schools. Weighmaster, Baltimore and Ohio Eailroad. Served in U. S. Navy in World War II. Anne Arundel County Recreation Commis- sioner, 1961-62. Member, Lake Shore Democratic Club. Former presi- dent, Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks and Freight Handlers, Lodge No. 511; Brotherhood of Railway and Air Line Clerks, Lodge No. 101. Member, Elks; International Traders; Balti- more and Ohio Veteran Association; Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mar- ried. Member of the House of Delegates, 1963-67, and since 1971.

JOHN J. GARRITY, Democrat, District 22; born in New Haven, Conn., December 3, 1933. Attended Brattleboro, Vermont, parochial schools; Montgomery Junior College; University of North Carolina; The American University, B.A., 1961; The American University School of Law, J.D., 1963. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1964. Served in the U. S. Navy, 1955-59. Member, Governor’s Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice. Former Assistant Attorney General of Maryland, 1969-71; Assistant State’s Attorney for Prince George’s County, 1967-69. Member, County Council of Prince George’s County, 1971-74, and Chairman, 1973. National Vice Chairman, Judiciary Committee of National Association of Counties, 1974. Past president, Young Democrats of Prince George’s County, 1969-70. Dean, law fraternity, Delta Theta Phi, Montgomery and Prince George’s County, 1969. Charter member, Friendly Sons of St. Patrick. Founder, “Breakfast of Champions, Inc.,” Prince George’s County. Director, Boys Club of Prince George’s County. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

MARILYN GOLDWATER, Democrat, District 16; born in Boston, Mass., January 29, 1927. Attended Boston public schools; American University; Mt. Sinai Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., 1948. Mem- ber, Maryland Council for Higher Education since 1971. Member, Advisory Board. State Department of Juvenile Services since 1973. Member, Montgomery County Community Health Advisory Commis- sion since 1967. Board member and past president, Woman’s Suburban Democratic Club. Past board member, Woman’s National Democratic Club. Past executive vice president, Western Suburban Democratic Club. Member, American Nurses’ Association; Red Cross; Mt. Sinai Hospital Nursing Alumnae Association; Nurses Coalition for Action in Politics. Executive vice president, PTA. Member, Temple Board and past president Sisterhood Board, Temple Sinai. Area Captain, Montgomery County Heart Fund. Chairwoman, March of Dimes. Founding member, Concerned Citizens for Juvenile Justice. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

LEO E. GREEN, Democrat, District 24; born in Mt. Cuba, Dela- ware, March 27, 1932. Attended Wilmington, Delaware, parochial schools; Mt. St. Mary’s College, B.S., cum laude, 1954; University of Virginia; The George Washington University; Georgetown Univer- sity Law Center, J.D., LL.B. Member of the Maryland Bar. Served in the U. S. Army, 1954-56. Mayor of Bowie, 1968-72. Director and vice chairman, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments. Trustee, Maryland State Colleges. Chairman, Board of Visitors, 80 MARYLAND MANUAL Bowie State College. Member, Prince George’s County Task Force on Drug Abuse; Prince George’s County Police Community Relations. Director, Bowie Hospital Center; Bowie Boys and Girls Club. Mem- ber, American, Federal, and District of Columbia Bar Associations. Former member, legislative committees, Maryland and Prince George’s County Bar Associations. Past chairman, Municipal Officials Com- mittee of Citizens for Charter. Member, Knights of Columbus Re- ceived Outstanding Young Man of the Year Award from Junior Chamber of Commerce; Civic and Social Action Award, Mt. St. Mary’s College. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

ELMER F. HAGNER, JR., Democrat, District SOB; born in Balti- more, April 7, 1919. Attended Anne Arundel County public schools; Graduate, Federal Bureau of Investigation Academy. Retired Chief of Police, Anne Arundel County. Served with the U. S. Air Force during World War II. Former member, Police Training Commission; Governor’s Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice. Past president and life member of Maryland Chiefs of Police Association. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

V. LANNY HARCHENHORN, Republican, District 4B; born in Baltimore, February 15, 1943. Attended New Windsor public schools; Frederick Community College, honors graduate, 1964; Western Mary- land College, A.B., and departmental honors in political science, 1966- University of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1970. Admitted to the Maryland Bar,_ 1970. Administrative Assistant, Maryland Constitu- tional Convention, 1967-68. Former staff member, Governor’s Com- mission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice; Depart- ment of Legislative Reference. State’s Attorney for Carroll County, 1971-75. Member, Mental Health Advisory Committee for Carroll County since 1971. Member, American, Maryland and Carroll County Bar Associations. Member, Legislative Committee and Board of Di- rectors, Maryland State’s Attorneys Association. Member, National District Attorneys Association; American Judicature Society; Lions Club; New Windsor Volunteer Fire Company. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

JOHN R. HARGREAVES, Democrat, District 35; born in Algona, Iowa, December 5, 1913. Attended Algona public schools; Iowa State University. Business and management consultant. Served in the U. S. Navy during World War II. Member, Caroline County Youth Com- mission; Caroline County Planning Commission. Chairman, Caroline County Governmental Study Commission. Member, Committee on the Preservation of Agricultural Land; State Planning Commission. Past president and member, Caroline County Board of Library Trustees. Former member and President of Mayor and Council of Federalsburg. Member, Federalsburg Planning and Zoning Commission. Member, Governor’s Commission to Prepare Recommendations for Revision of the Public Library Law. Member, Governor’s Task Force on Agricul- ture, 1971. Member, Caroline County Vocational Education Advisory Committee. Chairman, Trustees Division, Maryland Library Associa- tion. Past chairman and member, U.S.D.A. Poultry Advisory Com- mittee. Former United States Delegate, World Poultry Congress. Past chairman of the Board of the Institute of American Poultry Indus- tries. Past director, Poultry and Egg National Board; National Broiler Council. Past president, Delmarva Poultry Industries, Inc. Member, Federalsburg Chamber of Commerce. Past president, United Fund of Caroline County. Member, American Legion; Masons; Shrine; Shore SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 81

Shrine Club; Veterans of Foreign Wars. Past president, Caroline Country Club. Recipient of University of Maryland Certificate of Merit in Agriculture, 1959. Recipient of Delmarva Distinguished Citizen Award, 1962. Recipient of Trustee Citation by Maryland Library Association, 1968. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Chairman, Appropriations Committee since 1971. Member, Legislative Council since 1971. Vice chairman, Joint Budget and Audit Committee.

HATTIE N. HARRISON, Democrat, District 45; born in Lan- caster, South Carolina, February 11, 1928. Attended Charlotte, North Carolina and Baltimore City public schools. Former member, Balti- more City Democratic State Central Committee; Governor’s Commis- sion on the Status of Women; Task Force on Special Education. School teacher. Member, Women’s Advisory Committee United Fund Board of Directors; Eastside Democratic Organization; Maryland Association for Mental Health; Maryland 4-C Committee on Day Care; Citizens for Fair Housing; League of Women Voters; N.A.A.C.P.; Y.W.C.A.; East Baltimore Women’s League; National Laboratory for the Advancement of Education. Received National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club Com- munity Service Award, 1971; Provident Community Mental Health Citizens Advisory Board Community Service Award; Zeta Phi Beta sorority. Women of the Year Award, 1974; Maryland State Council, National Organization for Women Award for Legislative Services. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1973.1

GEORGE E. HEFFNER, Democrat, District 9; born in Baltimore County, March 18, 1923. Attended Baltimore County parochial schools. Served in the U. S. Navy during World War II. Former Trial Magis- trate, Baltimore County; Chief License Inspector, Baltimore County. Member, ll-14th Democratic Club; 6th District Democratic Club; Greater Rosedale Democratic Club; Middle River Democratic Club; Perry Hall Optimist Club; Rosedale Loud Mouth Club, Inc. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1972.2

WILLIAM J. HELMS, JR., Democrat, District 31; born in Balti- more, September 3, 1929. Attended Baltimore parochial schools; Balti- more Institute; University of Virginia. Served with the U. S. Air Force. Insurance agent. Member, Anne Arundel County Board of Zoning Appeals. Member, Elks; Knights of Columbus. Married. Mem- ber of the House of Delegates since 1963. Member, Legislative Council, 1971.

HENRY R. HERGENROEDER, JR., Democrat, District 43_; born in Baltimore, October 26, 1943. Attended Baltimore City public and private schools; Baltimore Community College; University of Balti- more, B.S., 1966. Employed in private industry. Member, Maryland Commission on Functions of Government. Member, Special Committee to Study Child Labor Laws. Received McCormick Unsung Hero Award and YMCA Youth Award, 1972. Unmarried. Member of the House of

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Delegates since 1967. Chairman, Organization and Procedure Com- mittee since 1971.

CARTER M. HICKMAN, Democrat, District 34; born in Delaware, August 25, 1910. Attended Church Hill public schools; Washington College, B.S., 1931; Columbia University, M.A., 1934; University of Maryland. Real estate broker. Farmer. Former feed and grain dealer. Former high school teacher and principal. Member, Governor’s Com- mission to Study the Problems of Drug Addiction. Member, State Board of Education Advisory Committee on Contemporary Issues. Director, Chestertown Bank of Maryland. Member, Lions; Masons. Member, Board of Trustees and Lay Delegate, Church Hill Methodist Church. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1963. Chairman, Capital Budget Committee, 1967 Session. Chairman, Ad- ministrative, Executive and Legislative Review Committee since 1972. Vice chairman, Judiciary Committee since 1973.

RUSSELL 0. HICKMAN, Democrat, District 36; born in Showell, February 5, 1908. Attended Worcester County public schools. Small loan business. Member, Berlin Chamber of Commerce; Berlin Lions Club; Worcester County Historical Society. Honorary director, Wor- cester County Chapter, American Red Cross. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1955. Chairman, Eastern Shore Delegation since 1969. TIMOTHY R. HICKMAN Democrat, District 13; born in Baltimore, March 6, 1946. Attended Baltimore County public schools; Catonsville Community College; University of Maryland, Baltimore County, B.A., 1971. Served in the U. S. Army, 1965-71. Member, Baltimore County Bicentennial Committee. Secretary, Catonsville Recreation and Parks Council, 1973-75. Founder and past president, New Democratic Club of First District of Baltimore County. Member, Ridgeway-Consolidated Democratic Clubs. Board member, Citizens Opposed to Metropolitan Boulevard. Chairman, Catonsville Shortline Bicycle Trail Committee. Member, Catonsville Historical Society; Patapsco River Basin Asso- ciation. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

IRWIN F. HOFFMAN, Democrat, District 2B; born in Cumber- land, Allegany County, January 10, 1927. Attended Hagerstown public schools. Served with U. S. Navy, 1945. General insurance agent. Past Exalted Ruler, Lodge #378, B.P.O.E. Member, Lions. Married. Mem- ber of the House of Delegates since 1963.

WILLIAM S. HORNE, Democrat, District 35; born in Easton, June 23, 1936. Attended Easton public schools; The Bolles School, Jacksonville, Florida; University of Maryland; Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., 1964; Tulane University School of Law, LL.B., 1965. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1966. Served in the U. S. Army, 1956-58. Assistant State’s Attorney, Talbot County, 1968-71; State’s Attorney, Talbot County, 1971-73. Member, American, Maryland, and Talbot County Bar Associations; Alpha Kappa Psi; Phi Kappa Phi; Easton Memorial Hospital Association; Talbot County Mental Health Advisory Committee. Former secretary, Chesapeake Rehabilitation Center. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1973.1 1 Appointed to the House of Delegates, October 26, 1973, vice Thomas Hunter Lowe, resigned. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 83 PINKNEY A. HOWELL, Democrat, District 41; born in Chester- field, South Carolina, February 10, 1916. Attended Chesterfield, S. C. and Baltimore City public schools; University of Maryland; Loyola College. School teacher. Member, Model Cities Policy Steering Board; Y.M.C.A.; Boy Scouts of America; N.A.A.C.P.; Urban League. Mem- ber, Frontier Club; Craftsmen Club; Masons; Falcon Rod and Gun Club. Member, Barbers Local 795; Baltimore Teachers’ Union; Balti- more Metropolitan Council, AFL-CIO. Received Douglass Adult High School Certificate of Achievement for outstanding leadership in the field of education, politics and community action, 1973. Married. Mem- ber of the House of Delegates since 1973.1

ANN R. HULL, Democrat, District 22; born in Seattle, Wash., February 24, 1925. Attended Seattle public schools; University of Washington, B.A.,1945; Syracuse University, M.A., 1948. Geographer. Member, Association of American Geographers; Phi Beta Kappa. President, League of Women Voters of Prince George’s County, 1962- 65. Vice president, League of Women Voters of Maryland, 1965-66. Member, Executive Committee, Prince George’s United Way (Health and Welfare Council), 1970-date. Member, Board of Directors, Mary- land Community Coordinated Child Care, 1971-date. Member, Prince George’s County Merit System Study Commission, 1968-69; Gov- ernor’s Task Force on Financing Education, 1972. Chairman, Western Prince George’s County Transportation Alternatives Study, 1972-73. Vice_ Chairman, Prince George’s Delegation, 1971-74; Maryland Com- mission on Intergovernmental Cooperation. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Speaker Pro-Tern, 1975 Session.

JERRY H. HYATT, Democrat, District 15A; born in Damascus, September 29, 1940. Attended Damascus public schools; Washington and Lee University, B.A., 1962; University of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1965. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1965. Served in the U. S. Army, 1966 to date. Member, Montgomery County Property Tax Assessment Appeal Board, 1973-74. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

ROBERT A. JACQUES, Democrat, District 17; born in Washing- ton, D. C., June 15, 1938. Attended Washington, D. C. parochial schools; Georgetown University, A.B., 1960; Georgetown Law School, LL.B., 1963. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1963. Served in the U. S. Air Force. Member, American, Maryland and Montgomery County Bar Associations. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

A. WADE KACH, Republican, District 11; born in Baltimore, July 19, 1947. Attended Baltimore City public schools; Towson State College; Western Maryland College, B.A., 1970. Mathematics teacher. Member, Baltimore City Republican State Central Committee, 1970-73. Maryland Presidential Elector, 1972. Chairman, Maryland Federation College Republicans, 1970. Representative to Teachers Association of Baltimore County. Member, Maryland State Teachers Association; National Education Association. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

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THOMAS B. KERNAN, Democrat, District 10; born in Baltimore, May 12, 1948. Attended Baltimore County parochial schools; Balti- more City public schools; University of Maryland, B.A., 1974. In- surance and field underwriter. Served in the U. S. Army. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

CRAIG S. KNOLL, Democrat, District 26; born in Buffalo, N. Y., November 23, 1944. Attended Baltimore County and Anne Arundel County public schools; Towson State College, B.A., 1966; University of Maryland, M.Ed., 1973. Executive director of non-profit school for mentally retarded children and adults. Former teacher, Prince George’s County public schools. Member, Joint Committee of Power Plant Siting; Power Plant Siting Program Advisory Committee; Joint Committee on Water Pollution; Governor’s Study Commission on Land Use; Governor’s Humane Practices Commission. Member of many civic, charitable, service and political organizations. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

FRANK J. KOMENDA, Democrat, District 27; born in Washing- ton, D. C., November 25, 1914. Attended Washington, D. C. parochial schools; Prince George’s County public schools; The George Wash- ington University, A.B., 1959. Owner of retail hardware store. Served in the U. S. Army, 1954-57. Chairman, Prince George’s County Charter Review Committee, 1973-74. Member, Oxon Hill Democratic Club; Alben Barkley Democratic Club; Voters Interested in Progress Club. President, Prince George’s County Unit, American Cancer Society. Vice chairman, Board of Trustees, Greater Southeast Com- munity Hospital. Member, Executive Committee, Board of Trustees, National Lutheran Home for the Aged. Member, Executive Com- mittee, National Conference of Christians and Jews. Board member, Heart Association of Southern Maryland. Past president, PTA. Presi- dent, Padgett’s Corner Merchants Association. Member, Prince George’s County Chamber of Commerce; Southern Maryland Board of Trade; Southgate Lions Club; Sons of Italy; Crescent Cities Jaycees. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

NANCY K. KOPP, Democrat, District 16; born in Coral Gables, Florida, December 7, 1943. Attended Chicago, Illinois and Atherton, California public schools; Wellesley College, B.A., cum laude, 1965; University of Chicago, M.A., 1969. Political scientist; former college teacher; legislative assistant. Former professional assistant, U. S. House of Representatives Special Subcommittee on Education. Former National Defense Education Fellow, University of Chicago. Member, Montgomery County Council’s Committee on Status of Women. Former vice president, Western Suburban Democratic Club. Member, Suburban Woman’s Suburban Democratic Club; Woman’s National Democratic Club; American Political Science Association; Maryland Citizens Consumer Council; Montgomery County Historical Society. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

HELEN L. KOSS, Democrat, District 19; born in New York, N. Y., June 3, 1922. Attended public schools in Ellenville, N. Y.; Bennington College, A.B., 1942. Delegate, Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967-68 and Chairman of the Committee on Suffrage and Elections. Member, Board of Visitors, Bowie State College since 1970. Member, Governor’s Commission on Reapportionment; Governor’s Commission on Crime and Delinquency. Member, National Order of Women Legis- SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 85 lators. Member, Kensington-Wheaton Democratic Club; Woman’s Suburban Democratic Club; Woman’s National Democratic Club. Member, Montgomery County Advisory Committee on Special Youth Needs, 1962-63. Member, American Association of University Women. State President, League of Women Voters of Maryland, 1963-67, and Chairman, Reapportionment and Constitutional Studies Committee, 1959-63. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971. Chair- man, Elections Subcommittee of the Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee. Chairman, Joint Committee on Legislative Ethics since 1972.

CHARLES J. KRYSIAK, Democrat, District 46; born in Balti- more, August 14, 1937. Attended Loyola High School; Loyola College, B.S., 1959; University of Maryland School of Law, LL.B., 1962. Dele- gate to the State Democratic Conventions, 1962 and 1964. Member, Pulaski Highway Democratic Club; First Highland Democratic Club; Polish-American Democratic Club; Quo Vadis Democratic Club; Knights of Columbus; Cornwall Club; Highland Clipper Club; Polish Home Club; St. Gerard’s Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Chairman, Constitution and Administrative Law Committee since 1971. Member, Legislative Council since 1971.

LENA K. LEE, Democrat, District 38; born in Pennsylvania. At- tended Pennsylvania public schools; Morgan State College, B.S., 1939; Cheyney State College; New York University, M.A., 1947; University of Maryland School of Law, LL.B., 1952. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1953. Educator, business woman, lecturer. Former elementary school principal. Member, Mayor’s Committee on Procedures for Handling Legal Proceedings Under Emergency Conditions. Member, Mayor’s Committee on Housing Code Enforcement. Member, Com- mittee to Study Hypertensions. Former member, Baltimore City Re- development Commission. Former member, Urban Renewal and Hous- ing Commission. Former member, Mayor’s Committee on Recreation. Former member, Family Court Committee, Baltimore Bar. President and organizer, Woman’s Democratic Auxiliary, Inc. Member, Balti- more, Women’s Monumental and National Bar Associations; National Order of Women Legislators; National Association of Parliamen- tarians. Past president, Baltimore Club of National Association of Business and Professional Women, Inc. Past president and founder, Baltimore Chapter, Cheyney Alumni Association; Maryland League of Women’s Clubs. Member, American Judicature Society. Member, Board of Directors, Baltimore Neighborhoods, Inc.; Board of Governors, Lafayette Square Recreation Center. Member, N.A.A.C.P.; Urban League; League of Women Voters; International Platform Associa- tion. Member, board of trustees, Provident Hospital. Listed in Who’s Who; Who’s Who of Women in the East; Who’s Who of American Women; Who’s Who in American Politics; Who’s Who in World In- dustry and Commerce; Dictionary of International Biography; Com- munity Leaders of America; Two Thousand Women of Achievement. Founder and past president, Herbert M. Frisby Historical Society. Founder, Camp Mohawk Mothers of the Y.M.C.A. Recipient of nu- merous citations and awards, local and national. Widow. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

THEODORE LEVIN, Democrat, District 12; born in Baltimore, August 29, 1944. Attended Baltimore public schools; University of Maryland, B.A., 1966; University of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1969; The Johns Hopkins University, M.L.A., 1973. Admitted to the 86 MARYLAND MANUAL Maryland Bar, 1969. Served in the U. S. Army. Legal Counsel to House of Representatives Committee on Economic Matters, 1970-74. President, Student Government Association, University of Maryland, 1965-66. Listed in Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

WILLIAM M. LINTON, Republican, District 10; born in Balti- more, February 17, 1928. Attended Baltimore County public schools; University of Baltimore; Mt. Vernon School of Law, LL.B., 1964. Manager of spares and provisioning. Served in the U. S. Navy. Chair- man, Board of Recreation and Parks, Baltimore County, 1970. Mem- ber, State Planning and Advisory Council for Developmental Disabili- ties. Director, Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society, Inc. Honorary life member, Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971. Minority Leader since 1974.

JOSEPH J. LONG, SR., Democrat, District 36; born in Delmar, July 19, 1921. Attended public schools of Salisbury and Delmar; Paynter Business School. Electrician. Served with the U. S. Air Force, 1942-46. Former member, Salisbury City Council. President, Young Democratic Club of Wicomico County, 1960-61. Member, Salisbury Democratic Committee. Member, International Association of Electri- cal Inspectors; Farm Bureau; Moose; American Legion. Married Member of the House of Delegates since 1963. Chairman, Wicomico Couny Delegation since 1967. Chairman, Subcommittee of Labor and Management of Economic Matters Committee since 1968.

ROBERT CHARLES BIGGY LONG, Democrat, District 36; born in Crisfleld, May 15, 1919. Attended Somerset County public schools; Valley Forge Military Academy, Wayne, Pa.; Beacom Business Col- lege. Farmer and canner. Served in the U. S. Navy, 1942-45. Presi- den, Board of County Commissioners, Somerset County, 1954-58, 1966- 70, and member, 1970-74. Member, Farm Bureau. Charter member and past president, Lions Club. Member, Elks; American Legion; Veterans of Foreign Wars. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates, 1959-66, and since 1975.

WILLIAM R. McCAFFREY, Democrat, District 28; born in Wash- ington, D. C., July 28, 1934. Attended Washington, D. C., public schools; Southeastern University; Pennsylvania State University. Telephone company foreman, sportscaster and sports columnist. Served in the U. S. Navy, 1952-56. Member, Prince George’s County Board of License Commissioners. Vice president, Brandywine Demo- cratic Club. President, Gwynn Park Senior High School, P.T.S.A.- Clinton United Methodist Church Men’s Club. Member, Elks; Moose; American Legion; Maryland-Delaware Press Association. Received Lions Club Presidential Appreciation Award; Lackey High School Citizenship Award; Greater Waldorf Jaycees Appreciation Award. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

DENNIS C. McCOY, Democrat, District 44; born in Baltimore, May 26, 1942. Attended Baltimore City and Baltimore County paro- chial schools; University of Maryland, B.S., 1965; University of Baltimore, LL.B., 1968; Loyola College, M.B.A., 1973. Admitted to ■ the Maryland Bar, 1968. Arbitrator, American Arbitration Associa- SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 87 tion. Commissioner, Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, 1969-75. Member, Maryland and Baltimore City Bar Associations; American Trial Lawyers Association. Assistant Treasurer, International Con- ference of Victims of Violent Crimes Board. Past president, Mayfield Improvement Association. Treasurer, Harbel Community Health. Mem- ber, Baltimore Jaycees; Downtown Toastmasters. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

RICHARD D. MACKIE, Democrat, District 34; born in Warwick, December 30, 1922. Attended Cecil County public schools; West Not- tingham Academy; University of Delaware, A.B. Farmer. Past presi- dent, Cecil County Young Democrats. Member, board of directors, Community Chest. Charter member, National Society for the Preven- tion of Blindness. Campaign chairman, March of Dimes and Commu- nity Chest. Member, Cecil County Historical Society; Cecil County Hunters’ Association. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates, 1959-63, and since 1967. Member, Cecil County Health Planning Com- mittee, 1973; Cecil County Housing Code Committee, 1968; Cecil County Drug Abuse Committee, 1969.

WILLIAM J. MADONNA, JR., Democrat, District 39; born in Baltimore, September 30, 1951. Attended Baltimore parochial and public schools; The Johns Hopkins University; University of Balti- more. Member, Huntingdon Democratic Association; Hampden Demo- cratic Club. Member, board of directors, Mt. Royal Democratic Club. President, Remington-Hampden Civic and Political Association. Mem- ber, Moose. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

J. EDWARD MALONE, Democrat, District 13; born in Baltimore, November 25, 1927. Attended Baltimore County parochial schools; St. Charles College; St. Mary’s University. Manager, Personnel Serv- ices Western Maryland Railway Co. Served in the U. S. Army, 1950- 52. Member, Regional Planning Council representing the House of Delegates. Member, Governor’s Commission on Driver Education; Governor’s Commission on Fire Service. Vice chairman, Emergency Services Development, Inc. Delegate, State Democratic Convention, 1964. Member, Consolidated, English Consul, Ridgeway and Woodlawn Democratic Clubs; American Legion; Arbutus Little League-Coach and Umpire; Optimist Club of Arbutus; Catonsville Elks; Knights of Columbus; Old Timers’ Baseball Association; Arbutus Community Association. Past president and past captain—Arbutus Volunteer Fire Department. Member, Advisory Council of the Southwestern Commu- nity Mental Health. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

RICHARD C. MATTHEWS, Republican, District 5B; born in Hampstead, July 11, 1926. Attended Hampstead public schools; La Salle University. Auto parts jobber. Member, Power Plant Siting Advisory Board. Member, Carroll County Republican State Central Committee, 1962-66. Alternate delegate, Republican National Conven- tion, 1964. Member, Carroll County Economic Development Commis- sion, 1958-62. Past president, Hampstead Chamber of Commerce. Director, Hampstead Bank. Charter member, Hampstead Lions Club. Member, Elks; Farm Bureau; Izaak Walton League. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. 88 MARYLAND MANUAL

LUCILLE MAURER, Democrat, District 19; born in New York, N. Y., November 21, 1922. Attended Rockland County, N. Y. public schools; University of North Carolina, A.B., 1942; Yale University, M.A., 1945. Economist. Delegate, Constitutional Convention of Mary- land, 1967-68. Member, Governor’s Task Force on School Finance, 1972; Governor’s Commission on Structure and Governance of Edu- cation, 1973-74; Task Force on Coordination, Structure and Gov- ernance of Postsecondary Education; Education Commission of the States, 1972-73; National Council on Postsecondary Accreditation, 1974. Member, Education Task Force, National Conference of State Legislators, 1974. Member, Montgomery County Board of Education, 1960-68. Member, Board of Trustees, Montgomery College, 1960-68. Recipient of Montgomery County Education Association “Hornbook Award,” 1972, and Montgomery County Federation of Teachers “John Dewey Award,” 1972. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1969.1 Member, Legislative Council since 1972. Vice-Chairman, Montgomery County Delegation.

PAULINE H. MENES, Democrat, District 21; born in New York, N. Y., July 16, 1924. Attended New York public schools; Hunter Col- lege, B.A., 1945. Economist and geographer. Chief Clerk, Prince George’s County Election Board; Substitute teacher. Chairperson, Governor’s Commission to Study Revision of the State Library Laws, 1968. Member, Maryland Arts Council, 1968-74; Governor’s Commis- sion on the Young Offender, 1971; University of Maryland University- Community Day Committee, 1971-73; Dimensions in Music Steering Committee for Prince George’s County, 1972-73; Library Services and Construction Act Advisory Council, 1972-73; Artists-in-the Schools Advisory Board, 1972-73; Maryland State Advisory Council on Alcoholism, 1972-74; Advisory Committee on Child Abuse, State De- partment of Social Services, 1973-74. Member, Advisory Committee for Gifted and Talented, State Department of Education, 1973-74. Board member, Trancare, 1973-74. Member, Flood Task Force of Prince George’s County Council, 1972-73; Task Force on Public Rela- tions, Division of Correction, 1972-73. Delegate, White House Confer- ence on Children, 1971. Member, Prince George’s Women’s Political Caucus; Women’s Democratic Club of Prince George’s County; Adelphi Democratic Club; Women’s National Democratic Club. Member and secretary, Democratic Steering Committee, 1966. Member, National Council of Jewish Women; League of Women Voters; B’nai B’rith Women of Prince George’s County; Business and Professional Women of College Park; National Order of Women Legislators; Women’s Club of College Park. Member, Citizens’ Advisory Committee, Prince George’s County Comprehensive Community Mental Health Center #1, 1968-73. Honorary Chairperson, Women’s Guild of Prince George’s County Symphonic Association, 1971-73. Board Member, National Con- ference of Christians and Jews of Prince George’s County, 1971-74; Professional Advisory Council of Mental Health Association of Prince George’s County, 1972-74. Member, Board of Directors, 1971-72. 2nd Vice President, 1973-74; Prisoners Aid Society. Member, College Park Woods Civic Association; Hunter College Alumni Association; Temple Israel; Advisory Board, American Automobile Association, 1971-73. Listed in Who’s Who in American Politics; Who’s Who of American Women; Personalities of the South; Who’s Who in Politics in the South and Southwest. Received Maryland State Council of National

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Organization of Women and United Nations Association Distinguished Service Award. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Chairperson, Corrections Sub-Committee since 1972. Chairper- son, Special Joint Committee on Corrections, 1974. Chairperson, Prince George’s County Delegation Law Enforcement and Alcoholic Bev- erages, 1972-73. Chairperson, County Affairs Committee Prince George’s County Delegation, 1974.

AMERICAN JOE MIEDUSIEWSKI, Democrat, District 47; born in Baltimore, October 17, 1949. Attended Baltimore parochial schools; University of Baltimore. Constable, District Court of Maryland. Served in the Maryland Air National Guard. Member, Council Com- mittee on Crime. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

DANIEL J. MINNICK, JR., Democrat, District 8; born in Balti- more County, October 14, 1925. Attended Baltimore County parochial and public schools. Served in the U. S. Navy during World War II. Member, Twelfth District Democratic Club; Lions; Dundalk Athletic Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Chair- man, Protocol Committee.

R. CLAYTON MITCHELL, JR., Democrat, District 34; born in Chestertown, April 16, 1936. Attended Kent County public schools; Goldey Beacom Junior College. Served in the U. S. Army. County Com- missioner of Kent County, 1966-70. Member, Professional Negotiations Committee; Task Force to Develop a System of Periodic Motor Vehicle Inspection; Governor’s Comprehensive Health Committee. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

LOUIS P. MORSBERGER, Democrat, District 13; born in Balti- more, August 26, 1929. Attended Baltimore public schools. Tavern owner. Served in the U. S. Army, 1951-53. Chairman, Baltimore County Democratic State Central Committee of First District, 1966- 74. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention, 1968. Mem- ber, Ridgeway-Consolidated Democratic Club; Catonsville Business- men’s Association; Masons; Shrine; Catonsville Hunt Club; Catons- ville Historical Society. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

ANDREW 0. MOTHERSHEAD, Democrat, District 21; born in Washington, D. C., October 4, 1926. Attended Prince George’s County public schools. President, Sonny’s Inc., and Drywall Hauling, Inc. Married. Member of the House of Delegates, 1966-70, and since 1975.

DONALD F. MUNSON, Republican, District 2C; born in Hagers- town, December 21, 1937. Attended Hagerstown public schools; Capi- tol Page School, Washington, D. C.; The Johns Hopkins University, B.S., 1968. Mathematics teacher. Served in the U. S. Army. Member, Economic Development Citizen’s Advisory Committee to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Page in the U. S. House of Representatives under former Congressman DeWitt Hyde, 1953-55. Member, Mary- land State Teachers Association; National Education Association; The Historical Society of Washington County; Washington County Association of Retarded Children. Hagerstown Coordinator, Keep America Beautiful Campaign, 1974. Member, North American Rod 90 MARYLAND MANUAL

and Gun Club; The Alsatia Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

ARTHUR G. MURPHY, SR., Democrat, District 41; born in Balti- more, July 26, 1929. Attended Baltimore City public schools; Morgan State College, B.A., 1951; University of Maryland School of Law, LL.B., 1955. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1957. Former Assistant U. S. Attorney, District of Maryland, 1962-66; Deputy U. S. Attorney, District of Maryland, 1966-69; Special Assistant to Governor Marvin Mandel, 1969-73. Member, Welfare Advisory Commission of Balti- more City, 1966; Mayor’s Commission on Administration of Justice During Emergencies, 1968; Governor’s Task Force on Administration of Justice Under Emergency Conditions, 1968. Chairman, Governor’s Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice, 1969. Member, Governor’s Job Corps Task Force, 1969-71. Member, Board of Directors, Baltimore Urban Coalition, 1971-73. Member, Maryland, Baltimore City, Monumental City, and Junior Bar Associations; Amer- ican Judicature Society. Member, Executive Board, University of Maryland School of Law Alumni Association. Member, Board of Di- rectors, Legal Aid Bureau. Member, Legal Services Committee, Bar Association of Baltimore City, 1971. Member, Board of Trustees, Community Chest, 1974. Former member, Board of Directors, Travel Aid Society. Chairman, Commission on Legal Services to the Indigent, Baltimore City Bar Association, Member, Beta Sigma Tau; C.O.H.A.; N.A.A.C.P.; Baltimore Urban League; Colonial Golf Club'; Y.M.C.A. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

ROBERT R. NEALL, Republican, District 33; born in Baltimore, June 26, 1948. Attended Anne Arundel County public schools; U. S. Naval Academy Preparatory School; Anne Arundel Community Col- lege; United States Military Academy; University of Maryland, B.A., 1972; University of Baltimore Law School. Manager of family busi- ness. Legislative assistant to Minority Leader of Maryland Senate, 1973-74. President, Anne Arundel County Young Republicans, 1973-74. Board member and past secretary, South Arundel Businessmans As- sociation. Elected Anne Arundel County Young Republican Man of the Year, 1973. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

HOWARD J. NEEDLE, Democrat, District 12; born in Baltimore, May 2, 1935. Attended Baltimore City public schools; Grinnell Col- lege, A.B., 1956; American University; Columbia University Law School; University of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1960. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1960. Delegate, Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967-68. Vice chairman, Governor’s Commission to Revise the Condemnation Laws. Member, Governor’s Task Force to Study Campaign Financing. Former president, Citizens for Rapid Transit, Inc. Member, American, Maryland and Baltimore City Bar Associa- tions. Former president, Nu Beta Epsilon national law fraternity. Former member, Steering Committee of Human Relations Council of Northwest Baltimore County. Director, Citizens Planning and Hous- ing Association; Pikesville Chamber of Commerce. Former director, Baltimore Junior Association of Commerce. Vice president, Bipartisan Association for Responsible Citizenship. Director, Better Pikesville Committee; Baltimore County Citizens Advisors on Planning and Development. Honorary board member, National Organization for Non-Parents. Represents House of Delegates on Transportation Com- mittee of Council of State Governments. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 91 J. HUGH NICHOLS, Democrat, District 14B; born in Sprott, Ala- bama, November 27, 1930. Attended Alabama public schools; Uni- versity of Maryland; University of Alabama, A.B., 1957; The Ameri- can University, M.A., 1967. Manager of data processing and computing business. Served in the U. S. Army. Member, Howard County Charter Board, 1966-68. Member and Chairman, Howard County Planning Commission, 1968. Member, Howard County Council, 1968-70. Chair- man, National Legislative Conference Committee on Legislative In- formation Needs, 1974. Member, American Political Science Associa- tion; National Municipal League; Academy of Political and Social Sciences. Life member, American Association for the Advancement of Science. Member, Urban Regional Information Systems Associa- tion; Optimist International. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates since 1970.1 Appropriation Subcommittee on Public Safety and Transportation since 1970.

JOHN F. X. O’BRIEN, Democrat, District 43; born in Baltimore, January 26, 1936. Attended Baltimore parochial and public schools; State highway engineering program, certificate, 1961; Eastern Col- lege of Commerce; University of Baltimore; University of Baltimore Law School, LL.B., 1964. Served with the U. S. Army, 1956-58. Jour- nal Clerk, Baltimore City Council, 1963-64, 1965-66. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

JOSEPH E. OWENS, Democrat, District 17; born in Washington, D. C., March 23, 1918. Attended Washington, D. C. public schools; Columbus University, LL.B., 1940-LL.M., 1941. Admitted to the Mary- land Bar, 1964. Retired Army officer. Member, Governor’s Commission on Judicial Reform. Vice president, 3C Democratic Club. Member, Maryland Bar Associaion. Treasurer, Montgomery County Bar Asso- ciation. Past president, Wheaton Woods Citizens’ Association. Mem- ber, Friendly Sons of St. Patrick; Retired Officers Association. Mar- ried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971. Chairman, Judiciary Committee since 1973. Member, Rules Committee, Court of Appeals. Member, Legislative Council since 1973.

FRANK B. PESCI, Democrat, District 23; born in Raritan, N. J., January 6, 1929. Attended public schools in New Jersey; Seton Hall University, B.S., 1953; Catholic University of America, M.A., 1956; Ph.D., 1963. University professor and higher education consultant. Member, Board of Trustees of Prince George’s Community College, 1969-1971, and Vice Chairman, 1969-1970. Vice Chairman, Maryland Community College Master Plan Advisory Committee, 1972-1973. Member, Governor’s Study Commission on the Structure and Gov- ernance of Education, 1973-1975. Named to Outstanding Young Men of America, 1965. Named to Outstanding Educators of America, 1974. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971. Chairman, House Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Education since 1973.

GEORGE A. PRICE, Republican, District 5B; born in Phoenix, May 22, 1926. Attended Baltimore County public schools; Mercers- burg Academy, Mercersburg, Pa.; University of Maryland. Farmer. Associate Supervisor, Baltimore County Soil Conservation District.

'Appointed to the House of Delegates, March 2, 1970, vice Edwin Warfield III, resigned. 92 MARYLAND MANUAL Member, 9th District Republican Club. Member, Baltimore County Elephant Club. Past president, Baltimore County Farm Bureau; Maryland Angus Association; Maryland Stockman’s Association. Pres- ident, Maryland Red Meat Council, Inc. Treasurer, Third Gunpowder Agricultural Club. Member, Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce; Phi Kappa Sigma; Maryland National Bank Advisory Board. Mar- ried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1963.

LLOYAL RANDOLPH, Democrat, District 40; born in Keyser, West Virginia, April 6, 1904. Attended Baltimore City public schools. Chief Clerk, Board of Supervisors of Elections. Chairman, Executive Committee, Metro Democratic Organization. Delegate, Democratic National Convention. Statewide Vice Chairman for Governor Tawes’ campaign. Former member and Past Exalted Ruler, Monumental Lodge of Elks No. 3. Former Grand Trustee of Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World. National Grand Commis- sioner of Transportation of Elks Grand Lodge. Treasurer, Mondaw- min Neighborhood Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1968.1

DENNIS F. RASMUSSEN, Democrat, District 7; born in Essex, June 14, 1947. Attended Baltimore County public schools; Essex Community College; Loyola College, B.A., 1970. Independent busi- nessman and bank operations officer. Member, Eastern Baltimore County Democratic and Civic Association; Fifteenth District Demo- cratic Club; Democratic Club of Essex; Mid-District Democratic Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

ROBERT S. REDDING, Democrat, District 23; born in Seat Pleasant, June 6, 1930. Attended Prince George’s County public schools; Prince George’s Community College; University of Maryland; University of Maryland School of Law, J.D., 1969. Electrical construc- tion company manager. Served in the U. S. Marine Corps. Member, Maryland and Prince George’s County Bar Associations. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

CATHERINE I. RILEY, Democrat, District 6; born in Baltimore, March 21, 1947. Attended Bel Air parochial and public schools; Tow- son State College, B.A., 1969. Graduate, Maryland Institute of Alcohol Studies. Agent, American Bankers Assurance Co. First vice presi- dent, Maryland State Young Democrats. Member, United Fund of Central Maryland; many civic and political organizations. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

DONALD B. ROBERTSON, Democrat, District 18; born in Wash- ington, D. C., October 6, 1931. Attended Washington, D. C., and Montgomery County public schools; Oberlin College, A.B., 1953; Columbia University School of Law, LL.B., 1958. Served in the U. S. Navy, 1953-55. Vice chairman, Citizens Advisory Committee of Chevy Chase, Section III, 1968-71; Chevy Chase Public Library Advisory Committee, 1967-71. Former area vice president and board member, Western Suburban Democratic Club. Member, Eastern Montgomery, Kensington-Wheaton, and Men’s Democratic Clubs. Group chairman,

1 Appointed to the House of Delegates, January 5, 1968, vice Vic- torine Q. Adams, resigned. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 93 American Cancer Society Fund Drive, 1966. Oberlin College Alumni Admissions Representative, 1963-71, and Committee on Admissions, 1965-73. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971. Chairman, Montgomery County Delegation since 1972.

FRANK C. ROBEY, JR., Democrat, District 44; born in Baltimore, April 26, 1936. Attended Baltimore public schools; Western Mary- land College, A.B., 1957; Loyola College, M.Ed., 1963; The Johns Hopkins University, Certificate of Advanced Study in Education; University of Wisconsin; University of Puget Sound; Wisconsin State University. Educational administrator. Served in the U. S. Army. Delegate, Constitutional Convention of Maryland, 1967-68. Member, board of governors, United Christian Citizens of Maryland; board of managers, North Baltimore _ Y.M.C. A. Past president, Northwood Elementary School PTA. Chairman, Youth and Government Commit- tee of the Y.M.C.A.’s of Maryland. Member, Ednor Gardens-Lakeside Civic Association; Third District Citizens for Good Government; Baltimore Teachers Union; History Teachers Association of Mary- land; National Council for the Social Studies; National Education Association; Maryland State Teachers Association; Public School Teachers Association of Maryland. Selected as the “Outstanding Young Educator” of Baltimore by the Baltimore Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1968. Received the annual Y.M.C.A.’s of Maryland award for “Distinguished Service to the Youth of Maryland,” 1968. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

DONALD L. ROSENSHINE, Democrat, District 30B; born in Weirton, W. Va., June 29, 1943. Attended West Virginia public schools; Washington and Jefferson College, B.A., 1965; University of Baltimore, LL.B., 1969; Morgan State College; The George Washing- ton University. Member, Annapolis Democratic City Central Commit- tee; Annapolis Waterfront Association; Common Cause; Agenda for a Responsible Annapolis; Chesapeake Environmental Protection Asso- ciation. Creator of non-profit public transportation system in southern Anne Arundel County. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

DAVID GRAY ROSS, Democrat, District 24; born in Quanah, Texas, August 9, 1935. Attended Washington, D. C. public schools; George Washington University; American University, B.S., 1960; American University School of Law, J.D., 1964. Admitted to the Mary- land Bar, 1967. Served in the U. S. Army. Chairman, Board of Trustees, Prince George’s Community College, 1969-70. Master of Juvenile Causes, Prince George’s County, 1968-1970. Chairman, City of Bowie Task Force on Drug Abuse. Member, Prince George’s County Task Force on Drug Abuse, 1968-69; Prince George’s County Task Force on Health and Mental Retardation, 1968-69; Prince George’s County Youth Commission, 1968-69. Member, Official Board of St. Matthew’s United Methodist Church. Member, Greater Bowie Board of Trade; American, Maryland, District of Columbia and Prince George’s County Bar Associations; Alpha Tau Omega. Alumni Direc- tor, American University. Member, board of directors, Bowie Y.M.C.A. Chapter external vice president, 1965, and District of Columbia State Secretary, 1966, Jaycees. Member, board of trustees, The Methodist Union. Member, board of trustees, Prince George’s County Cerebral Palsy Association. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971. 94 MARYLAND MANUAL IDA G. RUBEN, Democrat, District 20; born in Washington, D. C., January 7, 1929. Attended Washington, D. C. public schools. Member, Montgomery County Ad Hoc Committee to Study the Status of Women. Member, Eastern Montgomery-Kensington-Wheaton Demo- cratic Club; Western Suburban Democratic Club; Women’s Suburban Democratic Club; Women’s Political Caucus of Maryland; Women’s Political Caucus of Montgomery County; B’nai B’rith Women; March of Dimes; District of Columbia Legal Aid Society; Anti-Defamation League; Jewish Memorial Hospital Association Executive Board; Service Guild of Washington; Hebrew Home of Greater Washington Auxiliary; Lawyers’ Wives of Montgomery County. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

FREDERICK C. RUMMAGE, Democrat, District 27; born in Hun- lock Creek, Pa., March 27, 1931. Attended public schools in Pennsyl- vania; Bloomsburg State College, B.S., 1952; University of Miami Law School, J.D., 1955. Army Intelligence, Washington, D. C. 1956-58. Executive director and counsel, National Foundation, Washington, D. C. Legislative assistant and counsel, National Association of Elec- trical Companies. Executive director and counsel, Prince George’s County Teachers’ Association. Member, Washington, D. C., and Florida Bars. Member, Prince George’s and Barkley Democratic Clubs. Mem- ber, Rotary Club. President, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Board mem- ber, March of Dimes, Metropolitan Washington. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Vice chairman, Economic Matters Commitee, 1970-74. Chairman, Prince George’s County Delegation,

WILLIAM RUSH, Democrat, District 9; born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, November 3, 1919. Attended public schools in Belfast and Baltimore County. Served with the U. S. Army during World War II. Owner of realty company. Member, Constitutional Convention, 1967- 68. Governor’s Safety Commission, 1963-66. Member, 6th District Democratic Club; 14th District Democratic Club; Twin District Demo- cratic Club. Former vice president, Baltimore County Tavern and Restaurant Owners Association. Member, Masons; Pitman Masonic Club; American Legion; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Ancient and Honorable Nobles of the Hardshells; Old Timers Soccer Association. Captain and manager, Armed Forces Soccer Team, 1945-46, Gold Medal winners, AFWESPAC Olympic Games; O.C.S. Instructor 1943- 44, U. S. Army. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1963. Chairman, Alcoholic Beverages Committee since 1967. Chair- man, Baltimore County Delegation, 1974.

JOHN A. RUTKOWSKI, Democrat, District 37; born in Baltimore, May 13, 1930. Attended Baltimore parochial and public schools; East- ern College. Bail bondsman. Former deputy sheriff, Baltimore City. Member, Hilltop Democrat Club; Stonewall Democratic Club; Holy Name Society; Knights of Columbus; Curtis Bay Athletic Club. Mar- ried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967.

THOMAS A. RYMER, Democrat, District 30A; born in Asheville, N. C. February 10, 1925. Attended public schools of Asheville, N. C. and Washington, D. C.; University of Maryland; Cornell University, B.C.E., 1948; George Washington University School of Law, J.D., 1955. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1958. Served in the U. S. Navy in World War II. State’s Attorney for Calvert County, 1966-70. Town SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 95 Attorney for North Beach. Chairman, Tri-County Comprehensive Health Planning Board. Member, Governor’s Commission on Compre- hensive Health. First vice president, Tri-County Council for Southern Maryland. Member, Men’s Democratic Club; Maryland and Calvert County Bar Associations; Board of Trade; Calvert County PTA. Past president, Calvert County Lions Club. Member, American Legion. Listed in Who’s Who Methodist Men of America, 1967-1968. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

FRANCIS J. SANTANGELO, SR., Democrat, District 25; born in Philadelphia, Pa., March 3, 1919. Attended Philadelphia public and parochial schools; LUTC. Insurance broker. Served in the IJ. S. Army during World War II. Delegate to Democratic State Convention, 1958. Member, County Commissioners Youth Council; Prince George’s County Democratic Organization Executive Committee. President, Kent District Democratic Club; Committee on Democratic Education. Member, Executive Committee, Democratic Steering Committee of Prince George’s County. Past chairman, Constitution and Bylaws Committee, Prince George’s County Council of Democratic Clubs. Past vice president, Columbus Civic League. Member, Lido Civic Club; Knights of Columbus; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Kentland Citizens Association. Past president and organizer, Kentland Athletic Boys Club. Former member and honorary member, Kentland Volunteer Fire Department. Former member, AFL-CIO, Transportation Workers Union, and Local Chairman, Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts. Received Outstanding State Official of the Year Award from Mary- land Municipal League, 1970. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates, 1967-71, and since 1975.

GEORGE J. SANTONI, Democrat, District 46; born in Baltimore, March 4, 1939. Attended Baltimore public schools. Consultant. Mem- ber of many civic and Democratic clubs. Past Venerable, Belair Road Lodge, Sons of Italy. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

DAVID L. SCULL, Democrat, District 18; born in Washington, D. C., May 10, 1943. Attended Montgomery County public schools; St. Albans School, Washington, D. C.; Princeton University, A.B., with high honors, 1965; University of Virginia Law School, J.D., 1968, and certificate in Soviet studies, 1968. Admitted to the Mary- land Bar, 1969. Served in the U. S. Army, 1968-71. Member, Gov- ernor’s Task Force to Study Campaign Financing. Legislative chair- man, Maryland Consumer Council, 1973-74. Member executive committee, Eastern Montgomery-Kensington-Wheaton Democratic Club, 1974-75. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

LORRAINE M. SHEEHAN, Democrat, District 26; born in Man- chester, N. H., May 1, 1937. Attended Manchester parochial schools. Former legislative assistant. Member, Mt. Wilson Hospital Citizens Advisory Board; Prince George’s County School Board’s Task Force on Community Education. Member, Suitland Police Community Rela- tions Unit. Former board member, League of Women Voters of Prince George’s County; Suitland Citizens Association. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

S. FRANK SHORE, Democrat, District 17; born in Washington, D. C., December 3, 1935. Attended Washington, D. C. parochial and 96 MARYLAND MANUAL public schools; Southeastern University; Pennsylvania State Uni- versity; American University Labor Studies Institute. Communica- tions representative. Served in the U. S. Army. Member, Citizens for Louis Goldstein for Comptroller Campaign, 1968; Committee on Politi- cal Education Co-ordinating Hubert Humphrey Campaign, 1968. Precinct Chairman, 1970. 1969 precinct coordinator, Montgomery County Democratic State Central Committee. Plowman and Fisher- man, Montgomery County, 1969-70. Member, board of directors, treas- urer and vice president, Randolph Hills Civic Association, 1968-70. Co-chairman, 1968 U. S. Bond Drive and USD Hi-Mom Program; United Givers Fund. Vice president, Communications Workers of America, City Council, Washington Metropolitan Area, 1968-70. Dele- gate, Greater Washington Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, 1968-70. Secretary, Local 2108, Communications Workers of America, 1968-70. Member, Holy Name Society; Men’s Guild and Mental Health Plan- ning Committee of Holy Cross Hospital of Silver Spring, 1973; Boy Scouts of America; Knights of Columbus; Maryland Association for Children with Learning Disabilities. Co-Chairman, First Annual House-Senate Basketball game for Cystic Fibrosis, 1972. Recipient of Environment and Human Ecology and Poverty Certificates of Achieve- ment, 1971, and Land Use Planning and Public Employees Labor Relations Certificates of Achievement, 1972, from National Legisla- tive Conference. Received 1971 Outstanding Legislator Award for Indefatigable Defense of Human Life, and 1971-72 General Assembly Award for Legislative Pro-Life Activities, from Knights of Colum- bus. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

STEVEN V. SKLAR, Democrat, District 42; born in Baltimore, September 29, 1942. Attended Baltimore City public schools; Wharton School of Finance, University of Pennsylvania, B.S., 1964; University of Maryland School of Law, LL.B., 1968. International Business Ex- change Program, Denmark, 1974; Sweden, 1965. Associate Professor of Law, U. S. Air Force-Europe. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1969. Member, Maryland Advisory Council on Drug Abuse. Member, Board of Directors, Metropolitan Baltimore Mental Health Association. Mem- ber, American Cancer Society of Baltimore; Levindale Hebrew Hos- pital and Geriatric Center. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1969.1 CHARLES E. SMITH, Democrat, District 4A; born in Frederick, December 18, 1948. Attended Brunswick public schools; Frederick Community College. University of Baltimore, B.S., 1973. General man- ager of sheet metal company. Chairman, Brunswick Democratic Cen- tral Committee. Member, Jefferson Ruritan Club; New Market Volun- teer Fire Company; Brunswick Slo-Pitch Softball League. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

ELIZABETH S. SMITH, Republican, District 33; born in Balti- more, March 18, 1934. Attended Ohio and Wisconsin parochial schools; Daly City, California public schools. Radio station executive. Alter- nate delegate, 1972 Republican National Convention. Member, Legis- lative Committee. Maryland-District of Columbia-Delaware Broad- casters’ Association. Former member, board of directors, Maryland State Chamber of Commerce. Past president, Greater Annapolis Chamber of Commerce. Past president, Maryland Clam Festival. iAppointed to the House of Delegates, January 15, 1969, vice Mar- vin Mandel, resigned. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 97 Member, Annapolis Zonta Club; Ladies Auxiliary of Anne Arundel General Hospital. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

MICHAEL J. SPRAGUE, Democrat, District 29; born in Indian Head, October 11, 1940. Attended Indian Head public schools; Charles County Community College; Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S., 1965. Insurance agent. Served with the U. S. Army, 1959-61. County Commissioner, Charles County, 1970-74. Member, Indian Head- Bryans Road Business Association; Jaycees; Lions Club; Optimist Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

CHARLES J. SULLIVAN, JR., Democrat, District 22; born in Washington, D. C., November 23, 1936. Attended Washington, D. C. parochial schools; Mt. St. Mary’s College, B.S., 1958; Georgetown University Law Center, LL.B., 1961. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1963. Served in the U. S. Army. Member, Young Democrats of Mary- land; American, Maryland, and Prince George’s County Bar Associa- tions; Elks; American Legion; National Guard Association; Interna- tional Association of Approved Basketball Officials. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

CASPER R. TAYLOR, JR., Democrat, District 2A; born in Cumberland, December 19, 1934. Attended Allegany County parochial schools; University of Notre Dame, B.A., 1956. Served in the U. S. Air Force, 1952-54. President, Allegany County Liquor Dealers. Mem- ber, Elks; Moose; Knights of Columbus; South Cumberland Business and Civic Association. Past president, Dapper Dan Club. Member, Chamber of Commerce; Maryland Wildlife Federation. President, Academy of Political Science at Notre Dame. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

W. HENRY THOMAS, Democrat, District 35; born in Hudson, September 19, 1920. Attended Dorchester County public schools. Served in the U. S. Air Force during World War II. County Com- missioner of Dorchester County, 1970-74. Director, Dorchester Gen- eral Hospital, 1970-71. Member, Farm Bureau; American Legion. President, Cambridge Rotary Club, 1974. Commodore, Cambridge Yacht Club, 1969.-Member, American Legion; V.F.W. Board member, Grace Methodist Church. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

FRANKLIN A. THOMASON, Democrat, District 32; born in Lex- ington, N. C., April 4, 1924. Attended North Carolina public schools; Princeon University; Graduate Life Underwriters Training Council. Insurance broker. Past director, Baltimore Life Underwriters Asso- ciation; Tri-District Democratic Club. Member, Citizens Democratic Club; Linthicum Civic Association. Past president, Optimist Club of Linthicum. Member, Elks; Masons; Shrine; Southern Maryland Shrine Club. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Vice chairman, Appropriations Subcommittee on Public Safety and Transportation.

JUDITH C. TOTH, Democrat, District 15B; born in Rochelle, Illi- nois, October 21, 1937. Attended Rochelle public schools; Sasebo Amer- 98 MARYLAND MANUAL ican School; Northwestern University, B.A., 1959; Mexico City College; Georgetown University; University of the Andes. Political economist. Precinct chairperson, 1968 to present. President, Mont- gomery County Civic Federation, 1973-74. President, Metropolitan Washington Congress of Citizens, 1971-73; Cabin John Park Citizens Association, 1970-71. Founder and co-chairman, Montgomery County Coalition of Presidents, 1973-74. Member, Advisory Committee on Potomac River, Montgomery County Council, 1970-71. Member, Board of Governors, A.C.L.U. of Maryland, 1970-73. Member, Potomac Val- ley League; P.T.A.; League of Women Voters; Women’s Political Caucus; Suburban Maryland Fair Housing. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

DECATUR W. TROTTER, Democrat, District 25; born in Wash- ington, D. C., January 8, 1932. Attended Washington, D. C. public schools; Virginia State B.S., 1956. Director, Halfway House. Served in the U. S. Army, 1950-52. Councilman, Town of Glenarden, 1961-69. Mayor, Town of Glenarden, 1969-75. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

JOSEPH F. VALLARIO, JR., Democrat, District 28; born in Washington, D. C., March 4, 1937. Attended Washington, D. C. paro- chial schools; Benjamin Franklin University, B.C.S. and M.C.S., 1959; Eastern College; Mt. Vernon School of Law, LL.B., 1963; University of Baltimore, J.D., 1971. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1964. Mem- ber, American, Maryland Bar Associations. Past president, Prince George’s County Criminal Trial Lawyers Association. Member, Sons of Italy. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

C. CLIFTON VIRTS, Democrat, District 3B; born in Leesburg, Virginia, March 3, 1910. Attended Leesburg public schools; Virginia School for the Blind; University of Virginia; University of Maryland Law School, LL.B., 1940. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1940. Mem- ber, Elks; Lions; Moose. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1947. Member, Legislative Council, 1971.

CHARLES F. WAGAMAN, JR., Republican, District 3A; born in Hagerstown, February 20, 1942. Attended Hagerstown public schools; The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa.; Tufts University, B.S., 1965; Univer- sity of Maryland School of Law, LL.B., 1968. Admitted to the Mary- land Bar, 1968. President, Young Republicans of Washington County, 1969-70. Member, Maryland and Washington County Bar Associa- tions; Potomac Fish and Game Club. Selected as one of the Outstand- ing Young Men of America, 1971 and 1974. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

MICHAEL J. WAGNER, SR., Democrat, District 32; born in Baltimore, October 20, 1941. Attended Anne Arundel County public schools; University of Baltimore; Mt. Vernon School of Law. Presi- dent of food and restaurant distributing firm. Justice of the Peace, Anne Arundel County, 1963-64. Committing Magistrate, Anne Arundel County, 1965-66. Delegate to State Convention, 1964. Member, Elks; Moose; Glen Burnie Jaycees; North Glen Athletic Association. Mar- ried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 99 ELMER E. WALTERS, Democrat, District 47; born in Baltimore, September 29, 1910. Attended Baltimore public schools. Clerk. Served with the U. S. Navy, 1942-45. Member of the House of Delegates since 1955.

JOHN X. WARD, Democrat, District 16; born in Bayonne, New Jersey, April 21, 1926. Attended Bayonne parochial schools; American University, B.S., 1950; Georgetown University Law School; The George Washington University, M.A., 1965. Public relations and advertising consultant. Served with the U. S. Army during World War II. Alternate delegate, Democratic National Convention, 1972. Vice president, Men’s Democratic Club of Montgomery County. Mem- ber, Citizens’ Advisory Committee on Bethesda Central Business District; Montgomery County Commission to Investigate CAT A. Member, Bethesda Coalition; Friendship Heights Coalition; Omicron Delta Kappa honorary fraternity. Past president, Battery Park Citi- zens’ Association. Former delegate, Montgomery County Civic Federa- tion. Honorary life member, Bayonne Royal Yacht Club. Listed in Who’s Who in the South; Who’s Who in Advertising. Married. Mem- ber of the House of Delegates since 1975.

KENNETH L. WEBSTER, Democrat, District 40; born in Balti- more, April 29, 1935. Attended Baltimore City public schools; Morgan State College. Community relations specialist. Served in U. S. Air Force. Member, Five in Five Democratic Club, Inc.; New Democratic Coalition of Maryland; New Democratic Coalition, Fifth District; Cylburn Improvement Association; Northwest Civic Forum, Inc.; Pimlico Junior High School Community Council; Forest Park Neigh- borhood Association; Howard Park Improvement Association; Woman- power, Inc. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.

MICHAEL H. WEIR, Democrat, District 7; born in Baltimore, March 24, 1924. Attended Baltimore County public schools; Essex Community College; University of Maryland. Masonry contractor. Served with the U. S. Army during World War II. Member, Fifth District Democratic Club; Young Mens’ Democratic Club of Essex; Fifteenth District Democratic Club; American Legion; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Hawks Federation of Independent Business Men. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

PAUL E. WEISENGOFF, Democrat, District 37; born in Balti- more, June 25, 1932. Attended Baltimore parochial schools; University of Maryland, B.S.; Morgan State College, M.S. School teacher. Served in the U. S. Army, 1954-56. Founder, Constellation Democratic Clubs. Member, Phi Delta Kappa education fraternity; Knights of Columbus; Holy Name Society. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. Chairman, Baltimore City Delegation.

PATRICK T. WELSH, Democrat, District 8; born in Baltimore, August 12, 1950. Attended Baltimore County parochial schools; Tow- son State College, B.A., 1972. Steelworker. Member, Mayor’s Advisory Committee on Municipal Problems and Solutions, 1973. Member, Novi Democratic Club; New Voice Democratic Club; Embassy “67” Demo- cratic Club; Concerned Citizens of Dundalk; Dundalk Police Commu- nity Relations Council. Member, board of directors, Alumni Associa- tion of Towson State College. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975. 100 MARYLAND MANUAL

PERRY 0. WILKINSON, JR., Democrat, District 23; born in Hyattsville, August 5, 1938. Attended Prince George’s County public schools; University of Maryland. Insurance broker. Served in the U. S. Air National Guard. Member, Bladensburg District, Lanham District, and Riverdale District Democratic Clubs; National Associa- tion of Independent Insurance Agents; Maryland Association of Inde- pendent Insurance Agents; Prince George’s-Montgomery County As- sociation of Independent Insurance Agents; Independent Mutual Association of Insurance Agents; Tri-State Mutual Agents Associa- tion; Prince George’s County Chamber of Commerce. Unmarried. Mem- ber of the House of Delegates since 1975.

JOHN W. WOLFGANG, Democrat, District 28; born in York, Pa., December 4, 1926. Attended York, Pa. and Washington, D. C. public schools; University of Maryland, B.A., 1951; American University, J.D., 1955. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1970. Served in the U. S. Army. Member, Prince George’s County Board of Library Trustees, 1966-71. Member, American and District of Columbia Bar Associa- tions; Lions; Masons. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1971.1

LARRY YOUNG, Democrat, District 38; born in Baltimore, No- vember 25, 1949. Attended Baltimore public schools; University of Maryland; Gotdard College, B.A., 1973; New York University. Urban environmentalist. Member, Governor’s Commission on Youth, 1970-71; Maryland Committee for Children and Youth, 1969-72. Member, Peo- ple’s Democratic Action Organization; Baltimore Advocates; National Urban League; Operation PUSH; N.A.A.C.P.; Baltimore Urban Envirmonment Chapter IWLA; Baltimore Jaycees; Izaak Walton League of America. Received Afro-American Newspaper Honor Roll Award, 1971; Distinguished Citizenship Award from State of Mary- land, 1972; Certificate of Appreciation, Mayor Walter Washington, 1973; Young Man of the Year, 1972 from Young Adult Democratic Organization. Unmarried. Member of the House of Delegates since 1975.

EUGENE J. ZANDER, Democrat, District 19; born in two Rivers, Wisconsin, October 23, 1903. Attended Wisconsin public schools; Uni- versity of Wisconsin, B.A., M.A. Retired from The George Washing- ton University. Member, Maryland Commission on Intergovernmental Cooperation. Life member, National Education Association. Married. Member of the House of Delegates since 1967. 1 Appointed to the House of Delegates, February 17, 1971, vice Peter A. Bozick, resigned. Members of the Maryland Senate-1975

Steny H. H0YE3 President of the Senate District 26

Roy N. Staten Edward J. Mason Majority Leader Minority Leader District 8 District 1 Rosalie Silber Abrams John J. Bishop, Jr. Clarence W. Blount District 42 District 10 District 41

Joseph S. Bonvegna Elroy G. Boyer Peter A. Bozick District 46 District 34 District 37

Tommie Broadwater, Jr. John Carroll Byrnes John A. Cade District 25 District 44 District 33 James Clark, Jr. Jerome F. Connell, Sr. Edward T. Conroy District 14 District 31 District 24

John C. Coolahan John P. Corderman Victor L. Crawford District 13 District 2 District 20

J. Joseph Curran, Jr. Arthur Dorman Robert L. Douglass District 43 District 21 District 45 Cornell N. Dypski Meyer M. Emanuel, Jr. Charles W. Gilchrist District 47 District 22 District 17

Edward T. Hall Arthur H. Helton, Jr. C. A. Porter Hopkins District 30 District 6 District 5

Donald P. Hutchinson Julian L. Lapides Laurence Levitan District 7 District 39 District 15 Alfred J. Lipin Harry J. McGuirk Frederick C. Malkus, Jr. District 32 District 37 District 35

T. Y. Mike Miller, Jr. Clarence M. Mitchell III Thomas P. O’Reilly District 28 District 38 District 23

M. C. SCHWEINHAUT James C. Simpson Charles H. Smelser District 18 District 29 District 4 Newton I. Steers, Jr. Melvin A. Steinberg Norman R. Stone, Jr. District 16 District 12 District 9

Robert E. Stroble Edward P. Thomas District 11 District 3

Verda Welcome E. Homer White, Jr. C. Lawrence Wiser District 40 District 36 District 19 Members of the Maryland House of Delegates-1975

John Hanson Briscoe Speaker District 29

John S. Arnick William M. Linton Majority Leader Minority Leader District 8 District 10 Murray Abramson George B. Adams, Jr. Patricia O. Aiken District 42 District 6 District 33

Arthur S. Alperstein William H. Amoss Tyras S. Athey District 12 District 5A District 32

R. Charles Avara Harold L. Bachman Peter J. Basilone District 37 District 31 District 7 Raymond E. Beck Martin S. Becker Alexander Bolling Bell District 4B District 20 District 20

Kay G. Bienen Charles S. Blumenthal DeCorsey E. Bolden District 21 District 27 District 1A

Bert Booth F. Vernon Boozer Troy Brailey District 11 District 10 District 40 Torrey C. Brown Hugh Burgess Andrew J. Burns, Jr. District 39 District 14B District 43

William B. Byrnes Benjamin L. Cardin T. W. Chamberlain, Sr. District IB District 42 District 11

Joel Chasnoff Joseph A. Chester, Sr. William H. Cox, Jr. District 14A District 45 District 6 Thomas B. Cumiskey Gerald J. Curran Edward J. Dabrowski, Jr. District IB District 44 District 46

Walter R. Dean, Jr. Julien P. Delphey Gerard F. Devlin District 41 District SB District 24

Isaiah “Ike” Dixon, Jr. Charles A. Docter B. W. Mike Donovan District 38 District 18 District 26 John W. Douglass Arthur S. Drea, Jr. Raymond A. Dypski District 45 District 15B District 47

Royden F. Dyson Louis E. Einschutz Richard W. Emory, Jr. District 29 District 9 District 39

Nathaniel Exum John J. Fallon John J. Garrity District 25 District 31 District 22 Marilyn Goldwater Leo E. Green Elmer F. Hagner, Jr. District 16 District 24 District 30B

V. Lanny Harchenhorn John R. Hargreaves Hattie N. Harrison District 4B District 35 District 45

George E. Heffner William J. Helms, Jr. H. R. Hergenroeder, Jr. District 9 District 31 District 43 w

Carter M. Hickman Russell 0. Hickman Timothy R. Hickman District 34 District 36 District 13

Irwin F. Hoffman William S. Horne Pinkney A. Howell District 2B District 35 District 41

Ann R. Hull Jerry H. Hyatt Robert A. Jacques District 22 District 15A District 17 A. Wade Kach Thomas B. Kernan Craig S. Knoll District 11 District 10 District 26

Frank J. Komenda Nancy K. Kopp Helen L. Koss District 27 District 16 District 19

Charles J. Krysiak Lena K. Lee Theodore Levin District 46 District 38 District 12 Joseph J. Long, Sr. Robert C. Biggy Long William R. McCaffrey District 36 District 36 District 28

Dennis C. McCoy Richard D. Mackie William J. Madonna, Jr. District 44 District 34 District 39

J. Edward Malone Richard C. Matthews Lucille Maurer District 13 District 5B District 19 Pauline H. Menes A. J. Miedusiewski Danniel J. Minnick, Jr. District 21 District 47 District 8

R. Clayton Mitchell, Jr. Louis P. Morsberger Andrew O. Mothershead District 34 District 13 District 21

Donald P. Munson Arthur G. Murphy, Sr. Robert R. Neall District 2C District 41 District 33 Howard J. Needle J. Hugh Nichols John F. X. O’Brien District 12 District 14B District 43

Joseph E. Owens Frank B. Pesci George A. Price District 17 District 23 District 5B

Lloyal Randolph Dennis F. Rasmussen Robert S. Redding District 40 District 7 District 23 Catherine I. Riley Donald B. Robertson Frank C. Robey, Jr. District 6 District 18 District 44

Donald L. Rosenshine David Gray Ross Ida G. Ruben District SOB District 24 District 20

Frederick C. Rummage William Rush John A. Rutkowski District 27 District 9 District 37 Thomas A. Rymer F. J. Santangelo, Sr. George J. Santoni District 30A District 25 District 46

David L. Scull Lorraine M. Sheehan District 18 District 26

S. Frank Shore Steven V. Sklar Charles E. Smith District 17 District 42 District 4A Elizabeth S. Smith Michael J. Sprague Charles J. Sullivan, Jr. District 33 District 29 District 22

Casper R. Taylor, Jr. W. Henry Thomas District 2A District 35

Franklin A. Thomason Judith C. Toth Decatur W. Trotter District 32 District 15B District 25 Joseph F. Vallario, Jr. C. Clifton Virts Charles F. Wagaman, Jr. District 28 District 3B District 3A

Michael J. Wagner, Sr. Elmer E. Walters District 32 District 47

John X. Ward Kenneth L. Webster Michael H. Weir District 16 District 40 District 7 John W. Wolfgang Larry Young Eugene J. Zander District 28 District 38 District 19

GENERAL ASSEMBLY COMPENSATION COMMISSION Chairman: Williford Gragg United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company Baltimore 21203 Telephone: LExington 9-0380

COMMISSIONERS FOR THE PROMOTION OF UNIFORMITY OF LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED STATES Chairman: M. King Hill, Jr. 17th Floor, One Charles Center, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 727-1164

State Agencies

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The Executive

THE GOVERNOR Marvin Mandel, Governor, 1979 Grace Donald, Secretary to the Governor Mildred Hromadka, Assistant Secretary to the Governor Ethel S. Tigner, Assistant Secretary to the Governor Alan M. Wilner, Chief Legislative Officer Ronald Schreiber, Deputy Legislative Officer Mary E. Kurz, Assistant Legislative Officer Thomas J. Peddicord, Jr., Assistant Legislative Officer Frank H. Harris, Legislative Liaison Officer Frederick L. Dewberry, Executive Assistant Hans F. Mayer, Administrative Officer Maurice R. Wyatt, Appointments Officer Michael S. Silver, Assistant Appointments Officer Frank A. DeFilippo, News Secretary Thom L. Burden, Assistant News Secretary William A. Harris, Executive Assistant Fred H. Spigler, Jr., Admin. Officer for Education Mrs. Ernie A. Honig, Research Officer David Mandel, Special Assistant Irma Luther, Special Assistant M. Gail Moran, Special Assistant Avon B. Chisholm, Administrative Assistant Charles J. Ryan, Administrative Assistant State House, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5591 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4950 1730 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 Telephone: 659-8621 9300 Kenilworth Ave., Greenbelt 20770 Telephone: 474-2500

GOVERNOR’S EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Marvin Mandel, Governor Fred L. Wineland, Secretary of State Dr. Neil Solomon, Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene R. Kenneth Barnes, Secretary of Budget and Fiscal Planning Vladimir A. Wahbe, Secretary of State Planning James B. Coulter, Secretary of Natural Resources W. Shepherdson Abell, Secretary of Employment and Social Services George R. Lewis, Secretary of General Services Henry G. Bosz, Secretary of Personnel Robert J. Lally, Secretary of Public Safety and Correctional Services John R. Jewell, Secretary of Licensing and Regulation Joseph G. Anastasi, Secretary of Economic and Community Development Harry R. Hughes, Secretary of Transportation Young D. Hance, Secretary of Agriculture Blair Lee III, Lieutenant Governor and Secretary to the Cabinet State House, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5591 128 MARYLAND MANUAL

GOVERNOR’S MILITARY STAFF Chief of Staff: Major General Edwin Warfield III, The Adjutant General Brigadier General Benjamin F. Dean, Assistant Adjutant General Colonel Malcolm E. Henry, Assistant Adjutant General for Air Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 728-3388

THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Blair Lee III, Lieutenant Governor, 1979 Simon F. McHugh, Executive Assistant Thomas M. Downs, Administrative Assistant Ava M. Harrison, Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor Judith A. McClure, Executive Secretary State House, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5905

SECRETARY OF STATE Fred L. Wineland, Secretary of State Chester F. Tucker, Assistant Secretary of State James M. Slay, Jr., Assistant to the Secretary of State Myra L. Peters, Legal Assistant H. Stafford Bullen, Jr., Administrative Assistant State House, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5421

DIVISION OF STATE DOCUMENTS (Created by Chapter 600, Acts of 1974) Administrator: Robert J. Colborn, Jr. 16 Francis Street, P.O. Box 802, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1486

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Marvin Mandel, Governor Louis L. Goldstein, Comptroller of the Treasury William S. James, Treasurer Andrew Heubeck, Jr., Secretary to the Board State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5443

COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY Louis L. Goldstein, Comptroller of the Treasury, 1979 J. Basil Wisner, Chief Deputy Comptroller Robert L. Swann, Assistant State Comptroller State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone:267-5801 Divisions Alcoholic Beverages Division, Gilbert H. McQuay, Chief Leonard L. Brown, Assistant Chief State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5311 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3880 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 129

Alcohol Tax Enforcement Unit, Kenneth F. Stewart, Chief State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5321 Cigarette Tax Unit, John A. Cooney, Jr., Chief 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone:383-3840 Central Payroll Bureau, Robert L. Serviss, Director Charles R. Fields, Assistant Director State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5401 Data Processing Division, Arthur L. Southard, Jr., Director Robert W. De Pew, Manager State Income Tax Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5634 Gasoline Tax Division, John K. Coleman, Chief Arthur Biggs, Assistant Chief State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5133 General Accounting Division, Arnold G. Holz, Chief T. Herbert Taylor, Assistant Chief State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5819 Income Tax Division, George H. Spriggs, Jr., Chief State Income Tax Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5441 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3100 9 Market Street, Cumberland 21502 Telephone: 724-3223 Shipping Place and Dunmanway, Dundalk 21222 Telephone: 284-8400 Masonic Building, Easton 21601 Telephone: 822-3640 5 Public Square, Hagerstown 21740 Telephone: 733-2620 211 N. Washington Street, Havre de Grace 21078 Telephone: 939-4600 Penn Silver Building, Suite 214, 5408 Silver Hill Road, Suitland 20028 Telephone: 568-0222 Odd Fellows Building, Salisbury 21801 Telephone: 742-1256 Woodmoor Shopping Center, Building 10, 10111 Colesville Road, Silver Spring 21901 Telephone: 593-5444 1319 F Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. 20004 Telephone: 783-6680 Miscellaneous Revenue Division, Joseph P. Oates, Chief 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4985 License Bureau, Thomas P. Danaher, Chief License Inspector 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3885 Abandoned Property Unit, John P. Mannion, Chief 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4984 Office of the Comptroller, Louis L. Goldstein, Comptroller J. Basil Wisner, Chief Deputy Comptroller State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5801 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3890 130 MARYLAND MANUAL

Personnel and Training, John E. Murphy, Director State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5696 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3947 Retail Sales Tax Division, Henry A. Heinmuller, Jr., Chief Henry Blondheim, Assistant Chief 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3838 5 Public Square, Hagerstown 21740 Telephone: 797-5470 Penn Silver Building, Suite 214, 5408 Silver Hill Road, Suitland 20028 Telephone: 568-0222 Admissions Tax Unit, Romeo L. Valianti, Chief State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5001 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3821

STATE APPEAL BOARD Chairman: Morris Turk Louis R. Schuerholz, Secretary State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5311

BOARD OF REVENUE ESTIMATES BUREAU OF REVENUE ESTIMATES Robert D. Rader, Chief, Bureau of Revenue Estimates, Secretary Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5882

COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE STATE DEBT Chairman: Louis L. Goldstein State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5882

STATE TREASURER William S. James, Treasurer, 1979 Edwin J. Schamel, Chief Deputy Charles R. Jones, Jr., Deputy Frederick H. Klinken, Deputy Eva N. Hubbard, Deputy Post Office Box 666, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5533 1835 Maryland National Bank Building, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2040

STATE LAW DEPARTMENT Attorney General’s Office Francis B. Burch, Attorney General, 1978 Henry R. Lord, Deputy Attorney General Jon F. Oster, Deputy Attorney General Fred Oken, Assistant Attorney General and Chief, Civil Division; Chief, General Counsel Clarence W. Sharp, Assistant Attorney General and Chief, Criminal Division SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 131 George A. Nilson, Assistant Attorney General and Chief, Legislation and Litigation James G. Klair, Assistant Attorney General and Counsel for Administration One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-3737 Division of Securities Norman Polovoy, Commissioner of Securities O’Fiesh, Assistant Securities Commissioner Miss Dickie M. Howard, Assistant Attorney General One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-3714 Maryland Blue Sky Advisory Committee Chairman: Mark D. Coplin 20th Floor, Maryland National Bank Building, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 539-2125 Division of Consumer Protection John N. Ruth, Assistant Attorney General and Chief of Division One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-3700 Antitrust Division Thomas M. Wilson III, Assistant Attorney General and Chief of Division John A. Woodstock, Assistant Attorney General One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2095 132 MARYLAND MANUAL

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE Neil Solomon, M.D., Ph.D. Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene Herbert H. Rosenbaum, Deputy Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene Joseph R. Noll, Assistant Secretary for Administration, Health and Mental Hygiene Benjamin D. White, M.D., Assistant Secretary for Programs, Health and Mental Hygiene John J. Kent, Jr., Assistant Secretary, Medical Care Programs, Health and Mental Hygiene 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2600 Board of Review of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Chairman: Mary Hemelt 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2964

OFFICE OF LEGAL SERVICES Paul Walter, Assistant Attorney General and Counsel to the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2701

OFFICE OF SPECIAL SERVICES Henry G. Nathan, Chief 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2618

OFFICE OF COMMUNITY RELATIONS Phyllis Kirkland, Chief 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2604

OFFICE OF PLANNING William B. Landis, Chief 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2828

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES R. Adams Cowley, Director 22 S. Greene Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 528-6846

OFFICE OF GENERAL ADMINISTRATION Joseph R. Noll, Assistant Secretary for Administration Health and Mental Hygiene Charles L. France, Director of Administration Joseph H. Murray, Director of Administration 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-6197 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 133

OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE SERVICES Gilbert E. Strauser 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2970

COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH PLANNING AGENCY Advisory Council Gladys Noon Spellman, Chairman The Agency Chairman: Neil Solomon, M.D., Ph.D. Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene Leonard E. Albert, Executive Director Frederick Nevins, Ph.D., Associate Executive Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2430

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Donald H. Noren, Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2740

HEALTH SERVICES COST REVIEW COMMISSION Chairman: Alvin M. Powers Harold A. Cohen, Executive Director 2100 Guilford Avenue, Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 383-4175

MEDICAL CARE PROGRAMS John J. Kent, Jr., Assistant Secretary Medical Care Programs, Health and Mental Hygiene Telephone: 383-6327 James C. Eshelman, Director, Medical Assistance Policy Administration Telephone: 383-2655 Charles C. Putnam, Director, Medical Assistance Operations Administration Telephone: 383-2628 Jerome Niport, Director, Medical Assistance Compliance Administration 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-6367

OFFICE OF PROGRAM SERVICES Benjamin D. White, M.D., M.P.H., Assistant Secretary for Programs, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-6292

AGED AND CHRONICALLY ILL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION George F. Ellinger, M.D., Acting Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2723 134 MARYLAND MANUAL

DEER’S HEAD CENTER Edward G. Phoebus, Medical Facility Administrator Salisbury (Wicomico County) 21801 Telephone: 742-2164

MONTEBELLO CENTER Solomon Gladstein, Medical Facility Administrator 2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 889-3080

MT. WILSON CENTER Joseph Lilli, Medical Facility Administrator Mt. Wilson (Baltimore County) 21112 Telephone: 486-7676

WESTERN MARYLAND CENTER Wilfred T. Tumbusch, M.D., Director Hagerstown (Washington County) 21740 Telephone: 789-6300

DRUG ABUSE ADMINISTRATION L. Robert Evans, Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2693

JUVENILE SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Robert C. Hilson, Director Rex C. Smith, Deputy Director Ronald J. Blake, Assistant Director for Institutional Services William C. Litsinger, Jr., Assist. Director, Court & Community Serv. 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3773

BOYS’ VILLAGE OF MARYLAND James D. Mizelle, Superintendent Cheltenham (Prince George’s County) 20623 Telephone: 782-4223

MARYLAND CHILDREN’S CENTER Adolph E. Holzer, Superintendent 5200 Westland Boulevard, Baltimore 21227 Telephone: 247-0011 Thomas J. S. Waxter Children’s Center 375 Red Clay S.W., Laurel 20810 Telephone: 247-0011

MARYLAND TRAINING SCHOOL FOR BOYS James M. Dean, Superintendent 2400 Cub Hill Road, Baltimore 21234 Telephone: 668-3300 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 135 MONTROSE SCHOOL Leonard F. Gmeiner, Superintendent Reistertown (Baltimore County) 21136 Telephone: 833-1500

BOYS’ FORESTRY CAMPS Robert G. Wolford, Superintendent Headquarters, 326-328 Queen City Drive, Cumberland 21502 Telephone: 722-7700 Boys’ Forestry Camp—Green Ridge John E. Walker, Acting Supervisor Flintstone (Allegany County) 21530 Telephone: 478-7141 Boys’ Forestry Camp—Lonaconing John E. Kerr, Supervisor Lonaconing (Allegany County) 21539 Telephone: 463-2244 Boys’ Forestry Camp—Backbone Mountain Boyd D. Hoyle, Supervisor Swanton (Garrett County) 21561 Telephone: 359-9190 Boys’ Forestry Camp—Maple Run Edward W. Norris, Supervisor Flintstone (Allegany County) 21530 Telephone: 478-2511

MENTAL RETARDATION ADMINISTRATION Theodore G. Lucas, Director John F. Monaghan, Deputy Director Marguerite J. Hastings, Assistant to the Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3353

GREAT OAKS CENTER Clifford P. Lockyer, Director 12001 Cherry Hill Road, Silver Spring 20904 Telephone: 937-8800

HENRYTON CENTER Deloris Miller, Director Henryton (Carroll County) 21080 Telephone: 795-2400

ROSEWOOD CENTER Marvin M. Malcotti, Ph.D., Superintendent Owings Mills (Baltimore County) 21117 Telephone: 363-0300 136 MARYLAND MANUAL

HIGHLAND HEALTH FACILITY (Mental Retardation Unit) Rudolph Cush, Director 5200 Eastern Avenue, Baltimore 21224 Telephone: 276-7000

HOLLY CENTER Philip S. Massey, Ph.D., Superintendent P.O. Box2358, Salisbury (WicomicoCounty) 21801 Telephone: 546-2181

VICTOR CULLEN CENTER Daniel Donohue, Director Sabillasville (Frederick County) 21780 Telephone: 241-3131

MENTAL HYGIENE ADMINISTRATION Bertram Pepper, M.D., Commissioner Alice B. Tobler, M.D., Deputy Commissioner 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2714 CROWNSVILLE HOSPITAL CENTER George McK. Phillips, M.D., Superintendent Crownsville (Anne Arundel County) 21032 Telephone: 647-5200

EASTERN SHORE HOSPITAL CENTER Harold M. English, M.D., Superintedent Cambridge (Dorchester County) 21613 Telephone: 228-0800

MARYLAND PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH CENTER Albert A. Kurland, M.D., Superintendent Catonsville (Baltimore County) 21228 Telephone: 744-8700

CLIFTON T. PERKINS HOSPITAL CENTER Robert Sauer, M.D., Superintendent Jessup (Howard County) 20794 Telephone: 799-1700 REGIONAL INSTITUTE FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS—BALTIMORE Roger Olson, Ph.D., Superintendent 605 Chapel Gate Road, Baltimore 21229 Telephone: 455-7151 SPRING GROVE HOSPITAL CENTER John M. Hamilton, M.D., Superintendent Catonsville (Baltimore County) 21228 Telephone: 455-7181 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 137

INNER CITY COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER Albert A. Dowdell, M.S.W., Acting Director 25 S. Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2121

SPRINGFIELD HOSPITAL CENTER Frederick Pokrass, M.D., Superintendent Sykesville (Carroll County) 21784 Telephone: 795-2100

LABORATORIES ADMINISTRATION Robert L. Cavenaugh, M.D., Director J. M. Joseph, Ph.D., Assistant Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2880

LOCAL HEALTH AND PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT ADMINISTRATION Jean Rose Stifler, M.D., M.P.H., Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2640

PREVENTIVE MEDICINE ADMINISTRATION John L. Pitts, M.D., M.P.H., Acting Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2785

CITIZENS ADVISORY BOARDS OF DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE FACILITIES Citizens Advisory Board for Crownsville Hospital Center Chairman: Mrs. T. Norwood Brown Citizens Advisory Board for Deer’s Head Center Chairman: Mrs. Gail Perry Citizens Advisory Board for Eastern Shore Hospital Center Chairman: Albert Miller Citizens Advisory Board for Great Oaks Center Chairman: Michael Moore Citizens Advisory Board for Henryton Hospital Center Chairman: Theodore J. Sophocleus Citizens Advisory Board for Montebello Hospital Center Chairman: Father Joseph L. Luca Citizens Advisory Board for Mt. Wilson Center Chairman: Morton J. Ellin, M.D. 138 MARYLAND MANUAL Citizens Advisory Board for Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center Chairman: Francis A. Kane Citizens Advisory Board for Rosewood Hospital Center Chairman: Ralph J. Moore, Jr. Citizens Advisory Board for Spring Grove Hospital Center Chairman: Robert T. Lake Citizens Advisory Board for Springfield Hospital Center Chairman: Bernard McDougall Citizens Advisory Board for Western Maryland Center Chairman: James P. Mause Citizens Advisory Board for Holly Center Chairman: Vacant

BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR AUDIOLOGISTS Chairman: G. Donald Causey 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-6461

BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR SPEECH PATHOLOGISTS Chairman: Elizabeth S. Moorhead 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-6461

COMMISSION ON HEREDITARY DISORDERS Chairman: W. Shepherdson Abell Marion Robertson, Executive Secretary 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3049

ADVISORY BOARD OF JUVENILE SERVICES Chairman: James E. Kardash

ADVISORY COUNCIL ON DRUG ABUSE Chairman: Wallace Mandell 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2693

AIR QUALITY CONTROL ADVISORY COUNCIL Chairman: Joseph M. Marchello, Ph.D. 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3148

THE ANATOMY BOARD OF MARYLAND Chairman: Frederick Ramsay, M.D., Ph.D., University of Maryland School of Medicine 20 S. Greene Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 727-2691 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 139

BEDDING ADVISORY BOARD Chairman: Mahlon Kelly 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2757

STATE BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS President: Lewis S. Tawney, Sr., D.C. 6308 Wisconsin Avenue, Chevy Chase 20015 Telephone: 652:4447

MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS President: Paul C. Vineyard, Jr., D.D.S. 6700 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore 21215 Telephone: 764-2094

STATE BOARD OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS President: Arlington Phillips 140 Main Street, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5921

GREATER LAUREL HOSPITAL AUTHORITY Chairman: Roderick E. Shipley, M.D. Laurel Avenue and Route 1, Laurel 20810 Telephone: 776-6636

ADVISORY COUNCIL ON HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION Acting Chairman: Robert E. Farber, M.D. 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2651

ADVISORY BOARD ON HOSPITAL LICENSING Chairman: Paul O. Becker 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2975

COMMISSION ON KIDNEY DISEASE Chairman: Donald T. Lewers, M.D. 827 Linden Avenue, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 728-7900

COMMISSION ON MEDICAL DISCIPLINE Chairman: Jerome J. Coller, M.D. 1211 Cathedral Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 539-0872

BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OF MARYLAND President: DeWitt E. DeLawter, M.D. 1211 Cathedral Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2020 140 MARYLAND MANUAL

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSES President: Helen V. Kramer, R.N. Rita D. Solow, R.N., Acting Executive Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2084

BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATORS Chairman: Virginia Maxwell Howard E. White, Executive Secretary 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2547

BOARD OF EXAMINERS IN OPTOMETRY President: Bernard E. Rothman, O.D. 1013 Spring Street, Silver Spring 20910 Telephone: 589-3400

BOARD OF OSTEOPATHIC EXAMINERS President: Robert B. Liskev, D.O. Secretary: Ernest O. MacDonald, D.O. 1510 Gordon Cove Road, Annapolis 21403 Telephone: 268-1946

MARYLAND BOARD OF PHARMACY President: Morris R. Yaffee Secretary-Treasurer: Charles H. Tregoe 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2729

COMMISSION ON PHYSICAL FITNESS Chairman: Harry D. Kaufman J. Hyland Levasseur, Executive Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4040

STATE BOARD OF PHYSICAL THERAPY EXAMINERS Chairman: Ernest A. Burch, Jr., P.T. 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2849

BOARD OF PODIATRY EXAMINERS President: Vacancy Michael M. Sherman, D.P.M., Secretary 111 W. Lexington Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 539-4282

COMMISSION OF POST-MORTEM EXAMINERS Maryland Post-Mortem Examiners Commission Chairman: Colonel Thomas Smith Superintendent, Maryland State Police 111 Penn Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 752-2000 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 141

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF PSYCHOLOGISTS Chairman: Vernon W. Sparks Julian Abrams, Ph.D., Executive Secretary Springfield Hospital Center, Sykesville 21784 Telephone: 795-2100

RADIATION CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD Chairman: Victor A. McKysick, M.D. 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2747

BOARD OF SANITARIAN REGISTRATION Chairman: James D. Clise 1 S. Calvert Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2737

BOARD OF CERTIFICATION OF WATER WORKS Chairman: Louis M. Euler 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2766

ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE ADVISORY COUNCIL Chairman: Mrs. Thomas B. Eastman 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2999

INTERAGENCY NOISE CONTROL COMMITTEE Chairman: Thomas A. Towers 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2738

DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES COUNCIL Chairman: George Thomas, Ph.D. Karin Lapidus, Director 201 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2622 142 MARYLAND MANUAL DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND FISCAL PLANNING mv R> K®nlLet,h Rarnes, Secretary of Budget and Fiscal Planning Thomas W. Schmidt, Deputy Secretary of Budget and Fiscal Planning H. Louis Stettler III, Assistant Secretary for Operations State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1114 Administration Harold I. Buskirk, Chief of Administration State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1116 Budget Analysis Allen L. Dennis, Chief of Budget Analysis State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1307

Fiscal Planning Thomas M. Thomas, Chief of Fiscal Planning State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1191 Management Information Systems Philip G. Martin, Chief, Management Information System State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1280 Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors Clopper Almon, Jr., Chairman Henry Aaron; Carl F. Christ. Peter Karpoff, Executive Director State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1317 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 143

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES James B. Coulter, Secretary of Natural Resources Louis N. Phipps, Jr., Deputy Secretary Fred T. Eskew, Assistant Secretary for Capital Programs Paul W. McKee, Assistant Secretary for Environmental Matters Spencer P. Ellis, Assistant Secretary for Resources Management Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1230 Board of Review of the Department of Natural Resources Chairman: John W. Neumann

ADVISORY BOARD TO THE SECRETARY OF NATURAL RESOURCES R. Thomas Thayer

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES ADVISORY COMMISSIONS Edwin M. Barry, Executive Secretary Tawes State Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5684

CHESAPEAKE BAY AND COASTAL ZONE ADVISORY COMMISSION Vacancy, Chairman

COMMERCIAL FISHERIES ADVISORY COMMISSION John Henderson, Chairman

FOREST ADVISORY COMMISSION Adam Plummer, Chairman

PARKS ADVISORY COMMISSION Joseph H. Rash, Chairman

SPORT FISHERIES ADVISORY COMMISSION Paul W. Helm, Chairman

WATER RESOURCES ADVISORY COMMISSION Vacancy, Chairman

WILDLIFE ADVISORY COMMISSION John W. Barton, Chairman 144 MARYLAND MANUAL

FISHERIES ADMINISTRATION Robert J. Rubelman, Administrator Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-B558

WILDLIFE ADMINISTRATION Ralph A. Bitely, Administrator Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5195

NATURAL RESOURCES POLICE FORCE Roy W. Rafter, Superintendent Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1247

FOREST SERVICE Adna R. Bond, Director Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5776

PARK SERVICE William A. Parr, Director Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5761

WATER RESOURCES ADMINISTRATION Herbert M. Sachs, Director Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5846

MARYLAND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE Thomas D. McKewen, Director Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5351

POWER PLANT SITING PROGRAM Lee E. Zeni, Director Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1261 MARYLAND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY The Commission Chairman: Ernst Cloos SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 145

The Department Kenneth N. Weaver, Director The Johns Hopkins University Telephone: 235-0771 Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 235-1792 Advisory Committee on Archaeology Chairman: H. Chandlee Forman Tyler Bastian, State Archaeologist Land Reclamation Committee Chairman: Kenneth N. Weaver

BUREAU OF MINES Harry B. Buckley, Director City Building, Westernport 21562 Telephone: 359-4031 Mine Examining Board Chairman: Harry B. Buckley Maryland Commission on Mining Laws Chairman: Donald E. Moran

MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF WELL DRILLERS Chairman: Benjamin E. Beavin, Sr. J. Roland Tubman, Executive Director Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5520

SCENIC RIVERS REVIEW BOARD Chairman: James B. Coulter Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5041

UPPER POTOMAC RIVER COMMISSION Chairman: John J. McMullen, Jr. Savage River Dam, Westernport 21562 Telephone: 359-3201

MARYLAND ENVIRONMENTAL TRUST Chairman: George S. Wills Paul Allen, Director Margaret R. Jones, Administrative Assistant 8. E. Mulberry Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-4264

INTERSTATE COMMISSION ON THE POTOMAC RIVER BASIN Chairman: Clifford Umscheid Paul W. Eastman, Executive Director 814 East West Towers, 4350 East West Highway Bethesda 20014 Telephone: 652-5758 146 MARYLAND MANUAL

SUSQUEHANNA RIVER BASIN COMMISSION Chairman: Marvin Mandel Robert J. Bielo, Executive Director 5012 Lenker Street, Mechanicsburg, Pa. 17055 Telephone: (717) 737-0501

ATLANTIC STATES MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION Chairman: James E. Douglas Owen M. Alperin, Executive Director 1717 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 Telephone: (202) 387-5330

POTOMAC RIVER FISHERIES COMMISSION Chairman: James E. Douglas, Jr. Robert N. Norris, Jr., Executive Secretary Box 128, Colonial Beach, Va. 22443 Telephone: (703) 224-2923

INTERSTATE OIL COMPACT COMMISSION Chairman: David Hall, Governor of Oklahoma W. Timothy Dowd, Executive Director P.O. Box 53127 Oklahoma City, Okla. 73105 Telephone: (405) JAckson 5-3556

INTERSTATE MINING COMMISSION Kenes C. Bowling, Executive Director Iron Works Road, Box 11751 Lexington, Ky. 40511

POTOMAC RIVER BASIN ADVISORY COMMITTEE Chairman: T. Edward Temple Roy L. Orndorff, Executive Secretary Room 1104, 1025 Vermont Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005 Telephone: (202) 737-6250

DEEP CREEK LAKE COMMISSION Chairman: Joseph P. Franklin

PROGRAM OPEN SPACE COMMITTEE Chairman: James Clark

SUSQUEHANNA STATE PARK ADVISORY COMMITTEE Chairman: R. Lee Mitchell Tawes State Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5768 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 147 DEPARTMENT OP STATE PLANNING State Planning Commission Chairman: Saul I. Stern The Department Vladimir A. Wahbe, Secretary of State Planning Madeline L. Schuster, Deputy Secretary of State Planning Edward T. Podufaly, Director, Capital Improvement Programs Richard A. Gucker, Director, Regional and Local Planning Edwin L. Thomas, Director, Comprehensive Planning Albert R. Miller, Jr., Director, State Planning Research Programs Warren D. Hodges, Chief, Intergovernmental Assistance Clearinghouse C. Allen Miles, Director of Operations John C. Murphy, Counsel, Assistant Attorney General 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2451

REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL Chairman: Milton H. Miller Robert N. Young, Executive Director William McC. Hiscock, Deputy Director, and Director, Human Services Walter J. Kowalczyk, Assistant Director, and Director Administrative Services Thomas J. Ellwood, Director, Intergovernmental Services and Public Safety Alfred P. Gwynn, Director, Resource Management C. William Ockert, Director, Transportation Planning James P. Rose, Director, Economic Research and Information Systems 701 St. Paul Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-5838

TRI-COUNTY COUNCIL FOR SOUTHERN MARYLAND Chairman: C. Bernard Fowler Gerald C. McKinney, Executive Director Box 301, Waldorf 20601 Telephone: 645-2693 148 MARYLAND MANUAL

DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL SERVICES W. Shepherdson Abell, Acting Secretary Vacancy, Deputy Secretary Bill B. Benton, Jr., Assistant Secretary for Administration Roger P. Winter, Assistant Secretary for Program Planning and Evaluation David L. Glenn, Assistant Secretary for Program Coordination Joel J. Rabin, Assistant Attorney General, Council to the Department of Employment and Social Services Luther W. Starnes, Director of Public Information 1100 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-5528 Board of Review Chairman: Arthur M. Lopatin

SOCIAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Board of Social Services Chairman: Michael R. Dobridge The Administration Richard W. Bateman, Director Wilbert L. Walker, Deputy Director H. Branch Warfield, Assistant Director for Services Pasquale Panaggio, Jr., Assistant Director for Income Maintenance Frank Bien, Staff Assistant to the State Board 1315 St. Paul Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-3602

EMPLOYMENT SECURITY ADMINISTRATION James N. Phillips, Executive Director Board of Appeals Vacancy, Chairman Advisory Council Abraham Shusterman, Chairman 1100 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-5600

MARYLAND VETERANS’ COMMISSION Chairman: Claude L. Callegary Harold D. Figgs, Executive Director Federal Building, Room 113, 31 Hopkins Plaza Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3350

MARYLAND OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY Frank W. Welsh, Executive Director 1100 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2500 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 149 MARYLAND COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN Chairperson: Shoshana Cardin Vice Chairperson: Kathleen M. Carter Elaine L. Newman, Executive Director 1100 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-5608

GOVERNOR’S YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL Edward Wilson, Prince George’s County, Council President Dennis Malone, Anne Arundel County, Council Vice President Vacancy, Executive Director 1100 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3781

GOVERNOR’S COMMISSION ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH Chairman: Mrs. Vivian E. C. Washington Vacancy, Executive Director 1100 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3780

GOVERNOR’S COMMITTEE ON MIGRATORY LABOR Chairman: Francis C. Stark A. Grizelle Hill, Executive Director Department of Horticulture, University of Maryland College Park 20742 Telephone: 454-3614

COMMISSION ON THE CONCERNS OF SPANISH-SPEAKING-PEOPLE Chairman: Antonio Suarez-Simon Carlos Anzoategui, Executive Director Globe Building, Suite 403-A 817 Silver Spring Avenue, Silver Spring 20910 Telephone: 949-5300

STATE MANPOWER PLANNING COUNCIL Chairman: Vacancy Joel Matz, Director 1100 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-5551

MARYLAND SERVICE CORPS Charles E. Tilden, Administrator 150 MARYLAND MANUAL

DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES George R. Lewis, Secretary- William A. Badger, Deputy Secretary Allan S. Levy, General Counsel 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3960

BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW Paul L. Gaudreau, Chairman

COMMISSION ON ARTISTIC PROPERTY Oden Bowie, Chairman Room 105, State House, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5241

GENERAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SELECTION BOARD (Created by Chapter 732, Acts of 1974) John W. Peach, Chairman Keith A. Kelly, Vice Chairman c/o Department of General Services 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2444

WAR MEMORIAL COMMISSION Robert H. Osborne, Chairman Norman L. Gring, Executive Secretary War Memorial Building, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 685-7530

WASHINGTON CEMETERY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Samuel E. Pruett, President 2217 Cloverleaf Road, Hagerstown 21740 Telephone: 582-1912

OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION J. Max Millstone, Director 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3956

OFFICE OF ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION Keith A. Kelly, Director 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2444

ANNAPOLIS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Francis V. Sharpe, Superintendent Central Services Building, 29 St. John’s Street, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5611 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 151

BALTIMORE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Henry C. Evans, Superintendent 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4486

OFFICE OF CENTRAL SERVICES Robin J. Zee, Director 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2440

PURCHASING BUREAU Stanley J. Hanna, Chief 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3644

COMMUNICATIONS Dayton W. Eddy, Telecommunications Coordinator 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4493

PRINTING AND PUBLICATIONS Kenneth B. Webster, Manager of Printing and Publications 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3261

HALL OF RECORDS COMMISSION Chairman: Robert C. Murphy, Chief Judge, Court of Appeals Edward C. Papenfuse, State Archivist Hall of Records, P.O. Box 828, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5915

RECORDS MANAGEMENT DIVISION Philip F. Schneider, Records Administrator Treasury Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5023 Annapolis Records Center Treasury Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5017 Baltimore Records Center 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2097 Waterloo Records Center Jessup, Maryland 20794 Telephone: 799-1379 152 MARYLAND MANUAL

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL Henry C. Bosz, Secretary of Personnel Wayne W. Ransom, Deputy Secretary of Personnel Christ G. Christis, Assistant Secretary of Personnel for Retirement Systems Betty W. Klare, Director, Examination Division Otto A. Klier, Director, Classification and Compensation Division James T. Manning, Chief, Fiscal Operations and Management Robert E. Matthews, State Coordinator, Equal Opportunity Mario C. Pizzillo, Director, Data Processing William H. Schoenhaar, Director, Employee Training and Development Joseph Shane, Director, Employer-Employee Relations William J. Smearman, Director, Administration and Management Services James F. Truitt, Jr., Assistant Attorney General, Counsel to the Department of Personnel Leo Berger, Public Information Officer Nathan F. Needle, M.D., Medical Officer 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4614

COMMISSIONERS OF THE STATE ACCIDENT FUND Chairman: Paul E. Gaeng Richard K. Coggins, Superintendent 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2300

TEACHERS’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM Board of Trustees Chairman: James A. Sensenbaugh, Superintendent of Schools Christ G. Christis, Assistant Secretary of Personnel for Retirement Systems Donald W. Potter, Administrator May Town, Administrator Howard J. France, Investment Administrator 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2344

EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM Board of Trustees Chairman: Louis L. Goldstein, Comptroller of the Treasury Christ G. Christis, Assistant Secretary of Personnel for Retirement Systems Donald W. Potter, Administrator May Town, Administrator Howard J. France, Investment Administrator 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 TeTlephone: 383-2344

BOARD OF ETHICS Chairman: Reuben Oppenheimer Anthony M. Carey, Executive Secretary 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4614 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 153

STATE POLICE RETIREMENT SYSTEM Board of Trustees Chairman: Thomas S. Smith, Superintendent of State Police Christ G. Christis, Assistant Secretary of Personnel for Retirement Systems Donald W. Potter, Administrator May Town, Administrator Howard J. France, Investment Administrator 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 TeTlephone: 383-2344

MARYLAND EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT REVIEW BOARD (Created by Chapter 720, Acts of 1974) Chairman: Dr. Matthew Tayback 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-5064 154 MARYLAND MANUAL

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES Robert J. Lally, Secretary Edwin R. Tully, Deputy Secretary for Public Safety W. Donald Pointer, Deputy Secretary for Correctional Services Don 0. Nave, Assistant Secretary H. Edgar Lentz, Assistant Attorney General Suite 500, Executive Plaza One Hunt Valley 21031 Telephone: 667-1100

MARYLAND CIVIL DEFENSE AND EMERGENCY PLANNING AGENCY Civil Defense Advisory Council Chairman: Paul E. Welsh Emergency Resources Priorities Board Chairman: Blair Lee III Rinaldo Van Brunt, Director State Control Center Reisterstown Road and Sudbrook Lane Pikesville 21208 Telephone: 486-4422

CRIMINAL INJURIES COMPENSATION BOARD Chairman: Joseph Pickus Martin M. Moylan, Executive Director 601 Jackson Towers, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 523-5000

FIRE PREVENTION COMMISSION AND FIRE MARSHAL Fire Prevention Commission Chairman: Kenneth W. Prinkey Fire Marshal James C. Robertson, Fire Marshal 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2520

MARYLAND POLICE TRAINING COMMISSION Chairman: Edwin R. Tully, Deputy Secretary for Public Safety Executive Secretary: Robert L. Van Wagoner, Sr. Assistant Executive Secretary: J. Gordon Holmes Assistant Executive Secretary: John A. Schuyler Room 16, 7 Church Lane, Pikesville 21208 Telephone: 484-6464

DEPARTMENT OF MARYLAND STATE POLICE Colonel Thomas S. Smith, Superintendent Lieutenant Colonel Woodrow W. Corbin, Deputy Superintendent Lieutenant Colonel Wilbert T. Hanley, Chief, Operations Bureau Lieutenant Colonel Carroll E. Cook, Chief, Administrative Services Headquarters, Pikesville 21208 Telephone: 486-3101 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 155 DIVISION OF CORRECTION Vacancy, Commissioner of Correction Robert W. McColley, Deputy Commissioner of Correction 920 Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-4590

MARYLAND PENITENTIARY George H. Collins, Warden 954 Forrest Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 837-2135

RECEPTION, DIAGNOSTIC AND CLASSIFICATION CENTER Mary Lou Bartram, Superintendent 954 Forrest Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 837-2135

MARYLAND HOUSE OF CORRECTION Ralph L. Williams, Warden Jessup (Anne Arundel County) 20794 Telephone: 799-0100

MARYLAND CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION—HAGERSTOWN Gerald A. Keller, Superintendent Route #3, Box 2000, Hagerstown (Washington County 21740 Telephone: 733-2800 and MARYLAND CORRECTIONAL TRAINING CENTER Paul A. Wageley, Superintendent Route #3, Box 3333, Hagerstown (Washington County) 21740 Telephone: 733-2800

MARYLAND CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION FOR WOMEN—JESSUP Harry J. Traurig, Superintendent Jessup (Anne Arundel County) 20794 Telephone: 799-5550

CORRECTIONAL CAMPS Elmanus Herndon, Director Correctional Camps Administration Building Jessup 20794 Telephone: 799-1363 Maryland Correctional Camp Center, Jessup, Anne Arundel County Eastern Correctional Camp, Church Hill, Queen Anne’s County Poplar Hill Correctional Camp, Quantico, Wicomico County Community Vocational Rehabilitation and Release Center, Baltimore Southern Maryland Correctional Camp, Hughesville, Charles County Central Laundry Correctional Camp, Sykesville, Carroll County 156 MARYLAND MANUAL

DIVISION OF PAROLE AND PROBATION John M. Pettibone, Director Vacancy, Assistant Director for Parole & Probation Services Norman H. Katz, Assistant Director for Special Services Stanley M. Waxman, Assistant Director for Administration Executive Plaza Two, Hunt Valley 21031 Telephone: 667-0700

BOARD OF PAROLE Chairman: Henry P. Turner Executive Plaza One, Hunt Valley 21031 Telephone: 667-0666

ADVISORY BOARD FOR CORRECTION, PAROLE AND PROBATION Chairman: Caswell J. Caplan Executive Plaza One, Hunt Valley 21031 Telephone: 667-1100

PATUXENT INSTITUTION Board of Patuxent Institution Chairman: Franklin Goldstein Patuxent Institution Harold M. Boslow, Director Giovanni C. Croce, M.D., Associate Director Arthur Kandel, Ph.D., Associate Director Forrest Calhoun, Jr., Associate Director Advisory Board for Defective Delinquents Chairman: Peter P. Lejins Institutional Board of Review Chairman: Harold M. Boslow, M.D., Director, Patuxent Institution Jessup (Howard County) 20794 Telephone: 799-3400

SUNDRY CLAIMS BOARD Chairman: Francis B. Burch One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-3737

CORRECTIONAL TRAINING COMMISSION Chairman: W. Donald Pointer, Deputy Secretary for Correctional Services Executive Secretary: Robert L. Van Wagoner, Sr. Assistant Executive Secretary: Thomas A. Rosazza 7 Church Lane, Pikesville 21208 Telephone: 484-6464

INMATE GRIEVANCE COMMISSION Chairman: James G. Boss, Jr. Dene L. Lusby, Executive Director Suite 402, Executive Plaza One Hunt Valley 21031 Telephone: 667-1810 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 157

HANDGUN PERMIT REVIEW BOARD Chairman: Donald A. Westcott Executive Plaza One, Hunt Valley 21031 Telephone: 667-1100 158 MARYLAND MAJSTUAL DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AND REGULATION JoJln R. JbwbII, Secretary of Licensing and Regulation William A. Une, Deputy Secretary Thomas E. Marshall, Assistant Secretary Gordon N. Wilcox, Coordinator of Administrative and Fiscal Services Francis X. Pugh, Assistant Attorney General, Counsel to the Department of Licensing and Regulation One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-5626

MARYLAND ARCHITECTURAL REGISTRATION BOARD Chairman: Edward Q. Rogers Jackson P. Ketcham, Executive Secretary One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2008

STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION Chairman: D. Chester O’Sullivan Jack Cohen, Executive Secretary One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-4142

BANK COMMISSIONER William I. Wilson, Bank Commissioner Albert E. Clarke, Deputy Bank Commissioner Charles R. Georgius, Chief Examiner One North Charles, 2005 Blaustein Building Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2480

BANK REGULATION BOARD members: William I. Wilson, J. Stevenson Peck, Roger W. Simpkins, Robert W. Then, Jr. Appointed members: Herbert Goldman, Luther W. Gregory, Paul A. Meyer

BANKING BOARD Ex officio member: Louis L. Goldstein, Comptroller of the Treasury Appointed members: Robert W. Thon, Jr., Associated Mutual Savings Banks of Maryland; Roger W. Simpkins, Maryland State Bankers Association; J. Stevenson Peck, Baltimore Clearing House

BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS President: Simon V. Avara Secretary: Andrew Pecora One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2446

DIVISION OF BUILDING, SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS The Division Thomas H. Eminizer, Director SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 159 Board of Building, Savings and Loan Association Commissioners Chairman: T. Hammond Welsh, Jr. One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2314

MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF CENSORS Chairman: David J. Preller Vice Chairman: George Andreadakis Secretary: Mary Avara One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2310

COMMISSIONER OF CONSUMER CREDIT (Formerly Commissioner of Small Loans) (Created by Chapter 457, Acts of 1974) Alan T. Fell, Commissioner George L. Rayburn, Assistant Commissioner One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-3656

STATE BOARD OF COSMETOLOGISTS Chairman: Jerome Rokos Eunice R. Alper, Executive Director One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2320

CREDIT UNION INSURANCE CORPORATION OF MARYLAND (Board of Directors created by Chapter 658, Acts of 1973) Charles L. Benton, Leonard P. Borotka, Dorothy George, Robert M. Johnson, Kenneth M. Jones, Michael L. Lindner, William D. Little, Ernest F. Payne, George P. Reichenberg, Ben D. Walters, William H. Young III One North Charles, 2005 Blaustein Building Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2480

BOARD OF ELECTRICAL EXAMINERS AND SUPERVISORS Chairman: Thomas J. Rohe III One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2446

BOARD OF EXAMINING ENGINEERS Chairman: George D. Shriner One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2447

STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR FORESTERS Chairman: Robert B. Bushman One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2447

BOARD OF EXAMINERS FOR HEARING AID DEALERS Chairman: Ben Ugoretz One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2446 160 MARYLAND MANUAL

MARYLAND HOME IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION Chairman: Charles J. Harrison James A. Morkosky, Executive Director One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-4043

BOARD OF INSPECTION OF HORSE RIDING STABLES Chairman: Edwin H. C. Browne One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2447

STATE INSURANCE DIVISION Thomas J. Hatem, Insurance Commissioner One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-5690

DIVISION OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY Harvey A. Epstein, Commissioner John W. Parrott, Deputy Commissioner Milton H. F. Saul, Administrator Apprenticeship and Training Council Chairman: Bernard A. Carpenter Board of Boiler Rules Chairman: Joseph B. Bullock Minimum Wage Advisory Council Chairman: Frederic A. Jackson Employment Agency Advisory Board Chairman: Edward W. Hearn Occupational Health and Safety Advisory Board Chairman: Lawrence F. Maynard Advisory Council on Prevaling Wage Rates Management representatives: A. C. Seeman, Jr., Irving L. Kidwell Labor representatives: Charles H. Rush, Benjamin A. Catterton Public members: Henry G. Bosz, Edmond F. Rovner 203 East Baltimore Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2250

MARYLAND BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS Chairman: Jack R. Daft One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2090

BOARD OF EXAMINING MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS President: Meyer Leventhal One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2446 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 161

BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF MARYLAND PILOTS Chairman: Robert E. Herd 1316 S. Baylis Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 342-6013

THE STATE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PRACTICAL PLUMBING Chairman: Frederick W. DeJong One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2447

BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS Chairman: Marshall McCord One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2136

MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY Chairman: Benjamin L. King One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2090

MARYLAND RACING COMMISSION Chairman: J. Newton Brewer James A. Callahan, Secretary Maryland Standardbred Race Fund Advisory Council Chairman: Robert W. Furtick Maryland-Bred Race Fund Advisory Committee Chairman: Carle A. Jackson 701 St. Paul Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2423

REAL ESTATE COMMISSION OF MARYLAND Real Estate Hearing Board Chairman: William C. Harloff Charles G. Chambers, Executive Director One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2130 162 MARYLAND MANUAL

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Harry R. Hughes, Secretary of Transportation James J. O’Donnell, Deputy Secretary of Transportation David H. Fisher, Assistant Secretary for Contracts and Construction F. Joseph Dore, Special Assistant to the Secretary Michael F. Canning, Director, Public Aifairs William L. Carson, Director, Transportation Safety Jerold A. Click, Director, Financial Management J. Michael McWilliams, Assistant Attorney General, Counsel to the Department Ronald A. Moser, Director, Management Services Clyde E. Pyers, Director, Transportation Planning & Development E. Donald Reilly, Director, Toll Facilities Board of Review Chairman: Samuel N. Friedel

MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION Chairman: William F. Burkley P.O. Box 8755, Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Baltimore 21240 Telephone: 768-9520

MARYLAND TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY Chairman: Harry R. Hughes Secretary, Department of Transportation E. Donald Reilly, Executive Secretary P.O. Box 8755, Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Baltimore 21240 Telephone: 768-9520

TRANSPORTATION PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SELECTION BOARD (Created by Chapter 732, Acts of 1974) Chairman: John Marburger Vice-Chairman: Judge Joseph Carter P.O. Box 8755, Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Baltimore 21240 Telephone: 768-9520

STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION Bernard M. Evans, State Highway Administrator Northam B. Friese, Deputy Highway Administrator Hugh G. Downs, Jr., Chief Engineer Paul M. Heid, Comptroller Nolan H. Rogers, Special Assistant Attorney General Maryland State Roads Commission Chairman: Bernard M. Evans, State Highway Administrator Secretary: Austin W. Smith 300 West Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4202 (Mailing address—P.O. Box 717, Baltimore 21203) SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 163 MARYLAND PORT ADMINISTRATION Joseph L. Stanton, Port Administrator W. G. Halpin, Deputy Port Administrator Dr. Walter C. Boyer, Deputy Port Administrator Donald Klein, Director, Port Promotion & Public Information Officer Pier 2, Pratt Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-5700

TOLL BRIDGES AND TUNNEL E. Donald Reilly, Director of Toll Facilities William R. Fletcher, Deputy Director, Toll Facilities William F. Bender, Administrator, Harbor Tunnel Bernard W. Jedrowicz, Administrator, Toll Bridges Clifford T. Carter, Chief, Operations Contracts Section Superintendents of Bridges: Richard E. League, William Preston Lane, Jr. Memorial Bridge (Chesapeake Bay Toll Bridge), Sandy Point Frank W. Raab, Susquehanna River Toll Bridge, Perryville J. L. Pilkerton, Gov. Harry W. Nice Memorial Bridge (Potomac River Toll Bridge), Newburg Harbor Tunnel Plaza Frankfurst at Childs, Baltimore 21203 Telephone: 355-3500

JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HIGHWAY E. Donald Reilly, Director of Toll Facilities Thomas N. Kay, Administrator Joseph R. Hartman, Assistant Administrator Administration Building (Perryville) 21903 Telephone: 575-6919

MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION Ejner J. Johnson, Administrator Operations Charles F. Pfaff, Deputy Administrator Division of Vehicle Registration Donald W. Harrison, Director Division of Licensing and Consumer Services Nance J. Stamboni, Director Division of Field Services Clifton E. Luber, Director General Services Leroy W. Elgin, Jr., Deputy Administrator Division of Finance and Statistics Robert P. Kirschner, Director 164 MARYLAND MANUAL

Division of Automated Data Processing Services Harold Register, Data Processing & Systems Coordinator Division of Departmental Services George E. Benton, Director Driver Licensing and Control William T. S. Bricker, Deputy Administrator Division of Driver Improvement and Records Leroy A. Hall, Director Division of Driver Review and Rehabilitation Leonard W. Kestler, Director Division of Driver Examination and Licensing Major John Satterfield, Director Division of Administrative Adjudication Joseph J. Lupinek, Director Safety Responsibility John H. Calhoun, Deputy Administrator Division of Financial Responsibility Agnes L. Stoicos, Director Division of Investigative Services Woodrow B. Meek, Director 6601 Ritchie Highway, N.E. Glen Burnie 21061 Telephone: 768-7000

STATE AVIATION ADMINISTRATION Robert J. Aaronson, Administrator P.O. Box 8755 Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Baltimore 21240 Telephone: 768-9520

BOARD OF AIRPORT ZONING APPEALS Marshall M. Meyer, Chairman

MASS TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION Walter J. Addison, Administrator L. A. Kimball, Deputy Administrator Metropolitan Transit System Division Joseph V. Garvey, Resident Manager Anthony M. Kouneski, Director of Marketing SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 165 Rapid Transit Development Division Frank W. Hearne, Director G. Elmore Evans, Director of Community Relations Public Transportation Development Division Norman D. Hall, Director 1515 Washington Boulevard, Baltimore 21230 Administrative Offices Telephone: 539-6281 Bus Information Telephone: 539-5000

MARYLAND HIGHWAY SAFETY COORDINATING COMMITTEE Chairman: Marvin Mandel, Governor William L. Carson, Director of Division of Transportation Safety, Department of Transportation, Executive Director P.O. Box 8755, Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Baltimore 21240 Telephone: 768-9520 166 MARYLAND MANUAL

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Joseph G. Anastasi, Secretary of Economic & Community Development William A. Pate, Deputy Secretary Jacob M. Yingling, Assistant Secretary Robert P. Miller, Assistant Secretary Elizabeth H. French, Administrative Officer Board of Review Chairman: Alfred C. Scuderi 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5174

MARYLAND ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMISSION William A. Chapman, Robert G. Garner, Frank N. Hoffmann, Jay Andrew Jacobs, Joe Lee Jessup, Mark K. Joseph, Rudolph P. LaMone, John T. Menzies, Margie H. Muller, Dexter E. Robinson, Edward W. Taylor, Bayard H. Waterbury, Jr., B. V. Williams 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5176

SOUTHERN INTERSTATE NUCLEAR BOARD Member of the Board from the State of Maryland Vacancy Officers of the Board Chairman: Don S. Smith, Arkansas Vice-Chairman: Peter J. Chenery, North Carolina Treasurer: Herbert O. Funsten, Virginia James T. Goodwin, Executive Director Suite 104, 7 Dunwoody Park Atlanta, Georgia 30341 Telephone: (404) 458-9343

MARYLAND ADVISORY COMMISSION ON ATOMIC ENERGY Chairman: Levio E. Zeni Department of Natural Resources Tawes State Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5382

DIVISION OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT James A. McComas, Director George W. Hubley, Jr., Business Liaison Officer 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5514

APPALACHIAN REGIONAL COMMISSION Maryland Representatives Marvin Mandel, Governor William A. Pate, State Member SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 167 Officers of the Commission Federal Co-Chairman: Donald W. Whitehead State’s Regional Representative: John D. Whisman Harry Teter, Jr., Executive Director 1666 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Washington, D. C. 20235 Telephone: 967-4103

DIVISION OF RESEARCH Padraic P. Frucht, Director Korhan Berzeg, Dep. Director and Chief of Office of Regional Research Melvin E. Horton, Chief of Office of Community Development Research Neil M. Shpritz, Chief of Office of Economic Research 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5629

MARYLAND BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION Chairman: Louise Gore C. E. Hutchin, Executive Director 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5046

ST. MARY’S CITY COMMISSION Chairman: Robert E. Hogaboom Mary Combs Barber, Director Cary Carson, Coordinator of Research (Architectural Historian) Lois G. Carr, Historian Garry W. Stone, Research Archaeologist P.O. Box 26, St. Mary’s City 20686 Telephone: 994-0779

MARYLAND ARTS COUNCIL Chairman: Carl Bode James Backas, Executive Director John R. Bedford, Assistant Director 15 West Mulberry Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 685-7470

MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST Chairman: Brice M. Clagett Arthur C. Townsend, Director and State Historic Preservation Officer Shirley F. Kirby, Assistant Director John Pearce, Deputy Historic Preservation Officer 21 State Circle, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1213

GOVERNOR’S CONSULTING COMMITTEE FOR THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES IN MARYLAND Robert M. Vogel, Chairman 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5046 168 MARYLAND MANUAL

MARYLAND COMMISSION FOR LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS Chairman: Roland H. del Mar Mrs. Leo Weintraub, Executive Assistant 918-16th Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 20006 Telephone: 293-2494

DEVELOPMENT CREDIT CORPORATION OF MARYLAND Officers President and Chief Executive Officer: W. G. Brooks Thomas Vice President: Robert W. Schaefer Treasurer: W. Bruce McPherson Secretary: Donald R. Wenderoth Miles and Stockbridge, Counsel 1301 First National Bank Building Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 685-6454

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION William M. Hunt, Director 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5831 Western Maryland Development Office Daniel S. J. Rohrer, Jr., Chief Suite 214, First Federal Savings & Loan Association Building 100 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown 21740 Telephone: 731-2222

TRI-COUNTY COUNCIL FOR WESTERN MARYLAND, INC. Edward I. Heath, Executive Director Suite 510, Alonquin Motor Inn Cumberland 21502 Telephone: 722-6885

DIVISION OF HOUSING Bruce Henderson, Director 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1176

DIVISION OF BUILDING CODES ADMINISTRATION Willard E. Bryant, Director 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5161

ADVISORY COMMISSION ON INDUSTRIALIZED BUILDING AND MOBILE HOMES Chairman: David M. Hammerman 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5161

CODE ENFORCEMENT CERTIFICATION BOARD Chairman: Henry P. Wojtanowski 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5161 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 169

DIVISION OF TOURIST DEVELOPMENT John J. Nelson, Director 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5540

OCEAN CITY CONVENTION HALL COMMISSION Chairman: J. Marshall Stewart Earl G. Baird, Executive Director 4001 Philadelphia Avenue Ocean City 21842 Telephone: 289-8311

DIVISION OF NEWS AND PUBLICATIONS Claud Curlin, Director 2525 Riva Road, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1144 COMMISSION ON AFRO-AMERICAN AND INDIAN HISTORY AND CULTURE (Created by Chapter 386, Acts of 1974) Chairman: Mary Berry Vice Chairman: Louis R. Harlan Franklin C. Showell, Executive Director 12 West Madison Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3648 20 West Dean Street, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5955

MARYLAND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCING AUTHORITY (MIDFA) Chairman: Austin E. Penn Oliver H. Fulton, Executive Director and Secretary George Van Buskirk, Assistant Executive Director and Assistant Secretary 1223 Munsey Building Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-4348 170 MARYLAND MANUAL

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Young D. Hance, Secretary of Agriculture John T. Cecil, Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Richard C. Rice, Counsel Parole Plaza Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1161

DIVISION OF INSPECTION AND REGULATION George E. Lechlider, Director Parole Plaza Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1330 Weights and Measures Section State Chemist Section Field Inspection Section

DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRIES Thomas A. Ladson, Acting Director Parole Plaza Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1331 Animal Health Section Meat and Poultry Inspection Section

DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRIES Ronald L. Johnson, Director Parole Plaza Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1325 Pest Management Section Weed Control Section Turf and Seed Section

DIVISION OF MARKETING Richard P. Parsons, Director Parole Plaza Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1326 Grading Services Section Market Development and Promotion Section

BOARD OF REVIEW Angelo F. Palmisano, Chairman Floyd Raley Margaret G. Prouty Edwin R. Fry Charles E. Brown John C. Herbst Roger L. Richardson Parole Plaza Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1161

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COMMISSION William H. Kleinwachter, Chairman R. Franklin Burris, Executive Secretary Parole Plaza Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1332 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 171 MARYLAND STATE APPLE COMMISSION William C. Main, Chairman Joseph F. Cox, Secretary P.O. Box 417 Hancock (Washington County) 21750 Telephone: 678-6770

STATE BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS Arthur J. Blaney, D.V.M., President Victor I. Sorgen, D.V.M., Secretary and Treasurer Parole Plaza Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1335

MARYLAND STATE FAIR BOARD Prank D. Brown, Jr., Chairman R. Nelson Phelps, Executive Secretary Administration Bldg., State Fair Grounds Timonium (Baltimore County) 21093 Telephone: 252-3330

MARYLAND TOBACCO AUTHORITY John A. Schillinger, Chairman T. Reid Hutchins, Executive Secretary State Tobacco Warehouse, Cheltenham 20603 Telephone: 782-4594

INSPECTOR OF TOBACCO STATE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Vacancy, State Inspector of Tobacco Cheltenham 20623 Office: Parole Plaza Office Building Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1161

STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE Wilbert R. Paul, Chairman Arnold C. Hawkins, Executive Secretary Parole Plaza Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1338

WHOLESOME MEAT ADVISORY COUNCIL George E. Lechlider, Chairman Robert J. Lee, Secretary College Park 20742 Telephone: 454-4404

AGRICULTURAL LAND PRESERVATION FOUNDATION (Created by Chapter 642, Acts of 1974) Not yet appointed 172 MARYLAND MANUAL

Independent Agencies

Executive

THE COMMISSION ON AGING Chairman: Margaret S. Schweinhaut Harry F. Walker, Executive Director 1123 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone 383-2100

MARYLAND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE FUND Chairman: Ejner J. Johnson August A. Krometis; Gerald H. Cooper. John J. Corbley, Executive Director Morgan S. Anderson, Jr., Director of Fiscal Operations Vincent H. Howley, Director of Administration Paul E. Pollock, Director of Underwriting Henry B. Suter, Special Assistant to Executive Director 1900 Sulphur Spring Road, Arbutus 21227 Telephone: 247-1700 After April 1, 1975: 1600-1700 Forest Drive, Annapolis 21401

BOARD OF STATE CANVASSERS Reginald A. Asplen, Chairman of the State Administrative Board of Election Laws; Louis L. Goldstein, Comptroller of the Treas- ury; William S. James, State Treasurer; James H. Norris, Jr., Clerk of the Court of Appeals; Francis B. Burch, Attorney General. 210 Main Street, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5711

MARYLAND COUNCIL ON THE ENVIRONMENT Marvin Mandel, Chairman Fred L. Wineland, Vice Chairman Neil Solomon, M.D., Ph.D., Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene James B. Coulter, Secretary of Natural Resources Vladimir A. Wahbe, Secretary of State Planning

STATE ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD OF ELECTION LAWS Chairman: Reginald A. Asplen Willard A. Morris, State Administrator of Election Laws 210 Main Street, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5711

ENERGY ADVISORY COMMISSION Chairman: Robert L. Sullivan, Jr. Public Service Commission 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2374 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 173

OFFICE OF ENERGY POLICY Richard A. Batterton, Director Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-6810

FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE ADVISORY BOARD Chairman: James H. Whitney Everett F. Goldberg, Counsel 1406 Fidelity Building Baltimore 21201 Telephone: PLaza 2-1187

GOVERNOR’S SCIENCE ADVISORY COUNCIL Chairman: Howard Laster Harry Kriemelmeyer, Executive Director P.O. Box 460 College Park 20740 Telephone: 927-3064

HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Chairman: Jacob J. Edelman Executive Director, Elbert L. A. Guillory Deputy Director, Washington Green, Jr. Assistant Director, Vernon C. Wingeroth General Counsel, Philip J. Tierney Metro Plaza at Mondawmin Baltimore 21215 Telephone: 383-3680

GOVERNOR’S COMMISSION ON LAW ENFORCEMENT AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE Chairman: Michael S. Silver Richard C. Wertz, Executive Director Executive Plaza One, Suite 302, Cockeysville 21030 Telephone: 666-9610

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY AGENCY State Lottery Commission Chairman: George P. Mahoney Ackneil M. Muldrow II, John M. Martin, Sr., Edward C. Wilson, Morgan W. Wayson, Jr. The Agency Stanley S. Fine, Director Charles F. Schomann, Jr., Deputy Director of Administration Robert J. Laird, Deputy Director of Marketing 711 West 40th Street, Baltimore 21211 Telephone: 383-4092 174 MARYLAND MANUAL

MILITARY DEPARTMENT Major General Edwin Warfield III, The Adjutant General and Ranking Line Officer Brigadier General Benjamin F. Dean, Assistant Adjutant General for Army Brigadier General Malcolm E. Henry, Assistant Adjutant General for Air Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 728-3388

MARYLAND SPORTS COMPLEX AUTHORITY Chairman: Joseph G. Anastasi, Secretary of Economic and Community Development Donald McPhail, Executive Director 1111 One Charles Center, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 727-2820

MARYLAND STATE EMPLOYEES SURETY BOND COMMITTEE William S. James, State Treasurer Louis L. Goldstein, Comptroller of the Treasury Francis B. Burch, Attorney General of Maryland

STATE HOUSE TRUST Marvin Mandel, Governor of Maryland Steny H. Hoyer, President of the Senate John Hanson Briscoe, Speaker of the House of Delegates Brice M. Clagett, Chairman, Maryland Historical Trust Non-voting associates: William Elder, Mrs. Charles W. Williams. Secretary: Carl N. Everstine Department of Legislative Reference P.O. Box 346 Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5561

Law and Legislative

STATE DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS AND TAXATION Director: Albert W. Ward 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2526

JUVENILE PROBATIONARY SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE COUNTY Director: Harry J. Schafer, Jr. Assistant Directors: Wesley B. Blackmon, Joseph B. Jason, Richard J. Knauer, Wayne R. Lauman, Judith P. Stark Liaison Officer: Lee R. Finnesey Secretary: LaRue E. Schafer Legal Counsel: C: John Serio 3703 Lanamer Road, Randallstown 21133 Telephone: 922-7029 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 175 THE PUBLIC DEFENDER SYSTEM Board of Trustees Chairman: James K. Cullen William W. Cahill, Jr., Vacancy, Alan H. Murrell, The Public Defender Alfred J. O’Ferrall III, Deputy Public Defender 800 Equitable Building, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-3053

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Chairman: Robert L. Sullivan, Jr. Commissioners: H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr.; William S. Baldwin Substitute Commissioner: H. Bayne Brooke Vacancy, General Counsel Gary R. Alexander, People’s Counsel Prank J. Wasowicz, Executive Secretary John W. Dorsey, Chief Engineer Joseph S. A. Giardina, Director of Transportation Marshall E. Stokely, Chief Auditor Wilson B. Stringer, Executive Assistant—Chief Hearing Examiner 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2374

MARYLAND TAX COURT Chief Judge: Seymour Korn Judges: John Wood Logan, Henry D. Blair, Jr., John D. Arthur, Woodward D. Pealer Edwin W. Lowe, Clerk 701 St. Paul Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-2110

WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION COMMISSION The Commission Chairman: Daniel T. Doherty Virginia R. Barnes, Secretary and Director of Administration Medical Board of Occupational Diseases Chairman: James Prenkil, M.D.

GOVERNOR’S COMMISSION TO REVIEW LAWS GOVERNING THE WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION LAWS Chairman: Daniel T. Doherty 108 E. Lexington Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-4700

Planning

CHESAPEAKE BAY INTER-AGENCY COMMITTEE Chairman: Vladimir A. Wahbe Secretary of State Planning 176 MARYLAND MANUAL

MARYLAND COMMISSION ON THE CAPITAL CITY Chairman: Richard D. Weigle St. John’s College, Annapolis 21404 'Telephone: 267-5089

DELMARVA ADVISORY COUNCIL Officers President: Oliver E. Hill Roy C. Tolbert, Executive Director One Plaza East, Salisbury 21801 Telephone: 742-9271

Industry and Agriculture

GREATER BALTIMORE CONSOLIDATED WHOLESALE FOOD MARKET AUTHORITY Chairman: William P. Zei J. Gary Lee, Executive Director Room 1115, One Charles Center Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2000

MARYLAND POTOMAC WATER AUTHORITY Chairman: James R. Worsley, Jr. Tawes State Office Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1458

MARYLAND SAVINGS-SHARE INSURANCE CORPORATION President and Chairman: E. Scott Moore Vice President: Jerome S. Cardin Secretary: James L. Otto Treasurer: Robert L. Stocksdale Harry B. Wolf, Jr., Executive Vice President 901 N. Howard Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 727-7810

Transportation

NORTHEAST REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE Maryland Representatives Marvin Mandel, Governor Robert L. Sullivan, Jr., Chairman, Public Service Commission SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 177 WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY Board of Directors Chairman: Cleatus E. Barnett, Maryland General Manager: Jackson Graham Deputy General Manager: Warren D. Quenstedt Executive Officer and Comptroller: Schuyler Lowe Secretary-Treasurer: Delmer Ison General Counsel: John R. Kennedy Chief of Design and Construction: Roy T. Dodge Chief of Operations and Maintenance: Ralph Wood 600 Fifth Street, N.W. Washington, D. C. 20024 Telephone: 484-2600

WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSIT COMMISSION Chairman: Robert L. Sullivan, Jr., Maryland Vice-Chairman: William R. Stratton, District of Columbia Commissioner: Preston C. Shannon, Virginia Hyman J. Blond, Executive Director William H. McGilvery, Assistant Executive Director Donald J. Balsley, Jr., General Counsel 1625 I Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. 20006 Telephone: 331-1671

Education STATE ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR TITLE I OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION ACT OF 1965 Chairman: Stanley J. Drazek James W. Quimper, Administrator University College, University of Maryland, College Park 20742 Telephone: 454-4931

ADVISORY COUNCIL TO THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS ON HIGHER EDUCATION FACILITIES ACTS Chairman: Vladimir A. Wahbe Secretary of State Planning Alan E. Povey, Acting Executive Secretary State Planning Department 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2470

BLIND INDUSTRIES AND SERVICES OF MARYLAND Chairman: John H. Mudd George H. Park, Executive Vice President 2901 Strickland Street, Baltimore 21223 Telephone: 233-4567 178 MARYLAND MANUAL

CHESAPEAKE COLLEGE Board of Trustees (Created by Chapter 761, Acts of 1974) Helen Bishop, John Huntington, Mrs. William H. Price II, Joseph D. Quinn, Mrs. Ladonna Brown, J. Thomas Craighead, Herbert Goldstein, A. 0. Saulsbury, Jr. The College George Silver, President Wye Mills 21679 Telephone: 758-1537

STATE BOARD FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES Chairman: Clifford K. Beck Alfred C. O’Connell, Executive Director State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5597

MARYLAND COUNCIL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION Chairman: William P. Chaffinch Wesley N. Dorn, Executive Director Joseph F. Keimig, Associate Executive Director Sheldon H. Knorr, Assistant Executive Director Glenwood C. Brooks, Jr., Chief, Equal Postsecondary Education 93 Main Street, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5961

STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION State Board of Education President: Jerome Framptom, Jr. James A. Sensenbaugh, Secretary-Treasurer of the Board and State Superintendent of Schools. Quentin L. Earhart, Deputy State Superintendent of Schools. Richard C. Ahlberg, Associate State Superinendent for Sup- portive and Fiscal Services. Frederick J. Brown, Jr., Associate State Superintendent for Educational Programs. Howard C. Allison, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Certification and Accreditation. John M. Cobun, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Voca- tional Rehabilitation. Angela McDermott, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Instructional Television. Francis K. McIntyre, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Special Education. Richard K. McKay, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Research, Evaluation, and Information Systems. Theophil K. Muellen, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Instruction. William M. Perkins, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Administration and Finance. James L. Reid, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Vocational-Technical Education. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 179 Nettie B. Taylor, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Library Development and Services. Percy V. Williams, Assistant State Superintendent, Division of Compensatory, Urban, and Supplementary Programs. Maryland Advisory Council on Libraries Eugene K. Lewis, Chairman P.O. Box 8717, Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Baltimore 21240 Telephone: 796-8300

EDUCATION COMMISSION OF THE STATES Maryland Educational Council members: Marvin Mandel, Governor; John Hanson Briscoe, Speaker of the House of Delegates; Vacancy, Wilson H. Elkins, President, University of Maryland; Wesley N. Dorn, Director, Maryland Council for Higher Education; Mrs. M. Richmond Earring, Member, Baltimore City School Board; James A. Sensenbaugh, State Superintendent of Schools. Officers of the Commission Chairman: Arch A. Moore, Jr., West Virginia Vice Chairman: Hope Kading, Idaho Treasurer: Bennett Katz, Maine Wendell H. Pierce, Executive Director Suite 300, Lincoln Tower Building, 1860 Lincoln Street, Denver, Colorado 80203 Telephone: 303-892-5200

GOVERNOR’S COMMITTEE TO PROMOTE EMPLOYMENT OF THE HANDICAPPED Chairman: Chester A. Troy, Sr. Mrs. Ruth-Ellen Ross, Executive Secretary 2100 Guilford Avenue, Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 383-5285

MARYLAND HEALTH AND HIGHER EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AUTHORITY Chairman: George B. Shaw Vice Chairman: Samuel J. Gorlitz Edward W. Lister, Jr., Executive Director 2310 Maryland National Bank Building Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 837-6220

MARYLAND HIGHER EDUCATION LOAN CORPORATION Chairman: Fred I. Archibald Vice Chairman: J. Joseph Curran, Jr. Executive Director: James A. Learner, Jr. 2100 Guilford Avenue, Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 383-4150

INJURED WORKERS REHABILITATION COMMITTEE Chairman: Joseph W. Spector 1010 One Charles Center, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 752-3200 180 MARYLAND MANUAL

INTERAGENCY COMMITTEE FOR SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION Chairman: Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh, State Superintendent of Schools Alford R. Carey, Jr., Executive Director International Tower Bldg., Suite 600, 6510 Elkridge Landing Road, Linthicum 21090 Telephone: 796-4420

MARYLAND PUBLIC BROADCASTING COMMISSION Chairman: Leonard Rosenberg Frederick Breitenfeld, Executive Director Owings Mills 21117 Telephone: 356-5600

ST. MARY’S COLLEGE OF MARYLAND Board of Trustees Chairman: Philip H. Dorsey The College J. Renwick Jackson, Jr., President St. Mary’s City (St. Mary’s County) 20686 Telephone: 994-1600

STATE SCHOLARSHIP BOARD Chairman: Robert M. Taubman William Anthony, Executive Director 2100 Guilford Avenue, Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 383-4095

MARYLAND SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF Board of Visitors President: J. Vincent Jamison III Vice President: Mrs. James Clark, Jr. Secretary: Charles H. Conley, Jr., M.D. Treasurer: Clarence C. C. Thomas The School David M. Denton, Ph.D., Superintendent 101 Clarke Place, Frederick 21701 Telephone: 662-4159 Columbia Campus Box 894, Columbia 21044 Telephone: 465-9611

SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION BOARD Members of the Board from Maryland: Marvin Mandel, Governor Wilson H. Elkins, Edmund C. Mester, Steven Muller, Vacancy, Donald W. Giffin, Certification Officer Winfred L. Godwin, President 130 Sixth Street, N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30313 Telephone: 875-9211 College Park (Prince George’s County) 20742 Telephone: 454-0100 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 181

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE STATE COLLEGES Chairman: J. Carson Dowell Edmund C. Mester, Executive Director 16 Francis Street, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5971

BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE STATE COLLEGES BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE Chairman: Mahlon W. Hessey BOARD OF VISITORS OF BOWIE STATE COLLEGE Chairman: Mary Y. Betters

BOARD OF VISITORS OF COPPIN STATE COLLEGE Acting Chairman: Delores C. Hunt

BOARD OF VISITORS OF FROSTBURG STATE COLLEGE Chairman: Robert G. Garner

BOARD OF VISITORS OF MORGAN STATE COLLEGE Acting Chairman: Kenneth 0. Wilson

BOARD OF VISITORS OF SALISBURY STATE COLLEGE Chairman: Marshall W. Moore

BOARD OF VISITORS OF TOWSON STATE COLLEGE Chairman: Robert A. DiCicco

UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE H. Mebane Turner, Ph.D., President 1420 North Charles Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 727-6350 Mount Washington Campus, 2101 West Rogers Avenue, Baltimore 21209 BOWIE STATE COLLEGE Samuel L. Myers, Ph.D., President Bowie (Prince George’s County) 20715 Telephone: 262-3350 COPPIN STATE COLLEGE Calvin W. Burnett, Ph.D., President John E. Bonas, Ph.D., Vice President for Academic Affairs Ronald K. DeSouza, Vice President for Student Affairs William Mumby, Vice President for Institutional Planning and Development Alvin Watson, Vice President for Business and Fiscal Affairs 2500 W. North Avenue, Baltimore 21216 Telephone: 383-5910 182 MARYLAND MANUAL

FROSTBURG STATE COLLEGE Nelson P. Guild, Ph.D., President Kenneth Jablon, Ph.D., Vice President and Dean of the College Alice R. Manicur, Ed.D., Vice President for Student Affairs Paul W. Cairl, M.Ed., Vice President for Business and Financial Affairs Peter W. Schoch, B.A., Vice President for Development and Public Relations James J. Mingle, J.D., Assistant to the President College Avenue, Frostburg (Allegany County) 21532 Telephone: 689-4000

MORGAN STATE COLLEGE Thomas P. Fraser, E.E.D., Interim President Hillen Road at Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, Maryland 21239 Telephone: 323-2270

SALISBURY STATE COLLEGE Norman C. Crawford, Jr., Ph.D., President Salisbury (Wicomico County) 21801 Telephone: 546-3261

TOWSON STATE COLLEGE James L. Fisher, Ph.D., President Towson 21204 Telephone: 823-7500

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND The Board of Regents Chairman: Louis L. Kaplan The University Wilson H. Elkins, D.Phil., President and Chief Executive Officer R. Lee Hornbake, Ph.D., Vice President for Academic Affairs Donald W. O’Connell, Ph.D., Vice President for General Adminis- tration Michael J. Pelczar, Ph.D., Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research Frank L. Bentz, Jr., Ph.D., Vice President for Agricultural Affairs and Legislative Relations Robert A. Beach, Jr., M.S., Assistant to the President for University Relations Albin O. Kuhn, Ph.D., Chancellor, Baltimore City Campus John W. Dorsey, Ph.D., Acting Chancellor, College Park Campus Ray W. Ehrensberger, Ph.D., Chancellor, University College Archie L. Buffkins, Ph.D., Chancellor, Eastern Shore Campus Calvin B. T. Lee, J.S.D., Chancellor, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Peter E. Wagner, Ph.D., Director for Environmental and Estuarine Studies SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 183

Vacancy, Director of Finance and Business Harry D. Fisher, B.S., C.P.A., Comptroller and Budget Officer J. Logan Schultz, M.S., Director of Alumni Affairs Office of the President, College Park (Prince George’s County) 20742 Telephone: 454-2211 Office of the Board of Regents, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 528-7000 University of Maryland at Baltimore (UMAB) Lombard and Greene Streets 21201 Telephone: 528-2121 University Hospital, 22 South Greene Street 21201 Telephone: 528-2121 University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) 5401 Wilkins Avenue, Catonsville 21228 Telephone: 455-1000 University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP) 20742 Telephone: 454-0100 University of Maryland, Eastern Shore (UMES) Princess Anne 21853 Telephone: 651-2200 University of Maryland, University College (UMUC) College Park 20742 Telephone: 454-2311 University of Maryland, Center for Environmental and Estuarine Studies, Box 775, Cambridge 21613 Telephone: 228-8200

MARYLAND STATE ADVISORY COUNCIL ON VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL EDUCATION Chairman: John J. Lancaster Michael R. Morton, Executive Director 48 Randall Street, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5047

WASHINGTON COLLEGE BOARD OF VISITORS AND GOVERNORS H. Furlong Baldwin; Donald W. Darby; Arthur H. Kudner; Abraham D. Spinak; Edward N. Evans; Robert H. Roy; John R. Kimberly; Thomas Hunter Lowe; Thomas Wyman; J. Jerome Framptom, Jr.; Howard Medholdt; Betty Casey. Joseph H. McLain, President Chestertown 21620 184 MARYLAND MANUAL

Miscellaneous Commissions

STATE AVIATION SYSTEM PLAN POLICY COMMITTEE Chairman: Harry R. Hughes David Rubin, Project Manager Department of Transportation P.O. Box 8755, Baltimore-Washington International Airport Baltimore 21240 Telephone: 768-9520

TASK FORCE ON CAMPAIGN FINANCING (Created by Chapter 729, Acts of 1974) Chairman: Francis N. Iglehart Vice Chairman: Fredrica Hodges Ann L. Irvine, Executive Director 210 Main Street, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1168

COMMISSION ON CRIMINAL LAW Chairman: Thomas J. Kenney John M. Brumbaugh, Reporter 500 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 528-7188

GOVERNOR’S STUDY COMMISSION ON THE STRUCTURE AND GOVERNANCE OF EDUCATION Chairman: Leonard H. Rosenberg Harry L. Phillips, Executive Director 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-4964

EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT IMPLEMENTATION STUDY COMMISSION Chairperson: Lucy Ann Garvey Ellen Luff, Counsel 140 Main Street, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1431

STATE FLEET SAFETY COMMITTEE Chairman: Lieutenant Colonel Carroll E. Cook Administrative Bureau, Maryland State Police, Pikesville 21208 Telephone: 486-3101

TASK FORCE ON FLEET MANAGEMENT Chairman: R. Kenneth Barnes, Secretary Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning State Treasury Building, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1114 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 185

MARYLAND COMMISSION ON THE FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT Chairman: Joseph Sherbow Vice Chairman: John W. Neumann Carl T. Richards, Executive Director 140 Main Street, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1279

GOVERNOR’S COMMISSION TO STUDY THE NEEDS OF THE HANDICAPPED Chairman: Jerome Davis 6901 North Charles Street, Towson 21204 Telephone: 296-4131

HUMANE PRACTICES COMMISSION Chairman: Rosalie S. Abrams Mrs. Ernie A. Honig Office of the Governor, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5331

COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL REFORM Chairman: George L. Russell, Jr. Michael J. Kelly, Executive Director 500 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 528-7579

GOVERNOR’S COMMISSION TO STUDY NEGOTIATIONS WITHIN PUBLIC EDUCATION AGENCIES Chairman: Roy N. Staten Thomas C. Smith, Reporter 16 Francis Street, P.O. Box 348, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-1372

COMMISSION ON CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS Chairman: James M. Slay, Jr. Office of the Secretary of State State House, Annapolis 21404 Telephone: 267-5421

COMMISSION TO STUDY THE REGULATORY STRUCTURE OF BANKING, SAVINGS AND LOAN, AND SMALL LOAN INDUSTRIES Chairman: Stanford D. Hess Department of Licensing and Regulation One South Calvert Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3897

FIRE SERVICES STUDY COMMISSION Chairman: Jack Upton, Jr. Courthouse Prince Frederick 20678 Telephone: 535-1600

COMMISSION TO STUDY THE OPERATION OF SECURITY GUARDS AND SPECIAL POLICE Chairman: Marshall Meyer 117 West Lake Avenue, Baltimore 21210 LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

VOTERS OF MARYLAND

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

SENATE HOUSE OF President DELEGATES LEGISLATIVE Speaker (47) COUNCIL (One elected from each (141) District) (Three elected from each 15 15 of 47 Disfricts) Senators Delegates |

DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT COMMISSION JOINT COMMITTEE JOINT COMMITTEE OF OF ON INTER- ON ON FISCAL LEGISLATIVE GOVERNMENTAL LEGISLATIVE BUDGET AND SERVICES REFERENCE COOPERATION ETHICS AUDIT

COMMISSION JOINT COMMITTEE JOINT COMMITTEE ON I ON UNIFORM ON ADMINISTRATIVE, STATE LAWS MANAGEMENT OF EXECUTIVE AND PUBLIC FUNDS LEGISLATIVE REVIEW EXECUTIVE BRANCH JUDICIAL BRANCH

TRIAL COURTS

DISTRICT COURTS Bi-County Agencies

SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 191 THE MARYLAND-NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK AND PLANNING COMMISSION Chairman: Royce Hanson, Montgomery County Vice Chairman: Philip R. Hogue, Prince George’s County Montgomery County Commissioners: Jack Alfandre Helen M. Scharf Vacancy Vacancy Prince George’s County Commissioners: John W. Churchill Robert A. Crawley Ruth S. Brown W. C. Dutton, Jr. John F. Downs, Jr., Acting Executive Director* F. Frank Rubini, Director of Parks and Recreation* Robert H. Levan, General Counsel* C. Robert Green, Secretary-Treasurer* Marilyn Pray, County Planning Director, Prince George’s County Richard E. Tustian, County Planning Director, Montgomery County* 8787 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring 20907 Telephone: 589-1480 6600 Kenilworth Avenue, Riverdale 20840 Telephone: 277-2200

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY COMMISSION Chairman: Lawrence L. Brooks, Sr. Vice Chairman: George W. McRory, Jr. Robert J. McLeod, General Manager John T. Bonifant, Secretary 4017 Hamilton Street, Hyattsville 20781 Telephone: 277-7700

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN TRANSIT COMMISSION Chairman: Cleatus E. Barnett, Montgomery County Vice Chairman: Francis W. White, Prince George’s County Gloria B. Fischer, Executive Secretary and Secretary Treasurer 8720 Georgia Avenue, Suite 904 Silver Spring 20910 Telephone: 587-8770 indicates office located in Silver Spring.

Judiciary of Maryland

SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 195

COURT OF APPEALS Chief Judge: Robert C. Murphy, Second Appellate Circuit Towson, 1989 Associate Judges: Marvin H. Smith, First Appellate Circuit Federalsburg, 1985 Irving A. Levine, Third Appellate Circuit Bethesda, 1989 J. Dudley Digges, Fourth Appellate Circuit La Plata, 1985 John C. Eldridge, Fifth Appellate Circuit Annapolis, 1976 Frederick J. Singley, Jr., Sixth Appellate Circuit . Baltimore, 1983 William J. O’Donnell, Sixth Appellate Circuit Baltimore, 1976 James H. Norris, Jr., Clerk of the Court Courts of Appeal Bldg., Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5341

COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS Chief Judge: Charles E. Orth, Jr., Sixth Appellate Circuit Baltimore, 1983 Associate Judges: Charles Awdry Thompson, First Appellate Circuit, Cambridge, 1983 W. Albert Menchine, Second Appellate Circuit. . . . Glen Arm, 1989 John P. Moore, Third Appellate Circuit Rockville, 1989 Jerrold V. Powers, Fourth Appellate Circuit Cheverly, 1987 James C. Morton, Jr., Fifth Appellate Circuit. .Davidsonville, 1983 Richard P. Gilbert, Sixth Appellate Circuit Baltimore, 1987 Charles E. Moylan, Jr., At Large Baltimore, 1987 Rita C. Davidson, At Large Chevy Chase, 1989 Thomas Hunter Lowe, At Large Wittman, 1989 David T. Mason, At Large Baltimore, 1976 Ridgely P. Melvin, Jr., At Large Annapolis, 1976 Julius A. Romano, Clerk of the Court Courts of Appeal Bldg., Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5646

JUDGES OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Worcester, Wicomico, Somerset and Dorchester counties—4 Judges E. McMaster Duer, Chief Princess Anne 1985 Daniel T. Prettyman Berlin 1981 C. Burnam Mace Cambridge 1981 Richard M. Pollitt* Salisbury 1989

SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Caroline, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne’s and Talbot counties—6 Judges George B. Rasin, Jr., Chief* Chestertown 1977 Harry E. Clark Easton 1983 H. Kenneth Mackey** Elkton 1983 B. Hackett Turner, Jr Centreville 1985 J. Albert Roney, Jr North East 1987 James A. Wise Denton 1987 196 MARYLAND MANUAL

THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Baltimore and Harford counties—12 Judges Lester L. Barrett, Chief** Arbutus .1987 John E. Raine, Jr Towson 1987 John Grason Turnbull Sparks .1977 Harry E. Dyer, Jr Havre de Grace .1979 Kenneth C. Proctor* Phoenix .1981 John N. Maguire Towson 1983 Walter R. Haile Towson 1983 H. Kemp MacDaniel Relay .1983 Albert P. Close** Churchville . . . .1983 Frank E. Cicone Towson .1989 Edward D. Higinbotham Bel Air . 1976 Vacancy

FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Allegany, Garrett and Washington counties—5 Judges Stuart F. Hamill, Chief Oakland 1977 Irvine H. Rutledge* Hagerstown 1979 Harold E. Naughton** Cumberland 1981 James S. Getty Lonaconing 1981 Paul W. Ottinger Hagerstown 1987

FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Anne Arundel, Carroll and Howard counties—9 Judges James Macgill, Chief* Ellicott City 1987 Matthew S. Evans** Severna Park 1987 Edward 0. Weant, Jr. Westminster 1981 E. Mackall Childs Annapolis 1981 T. Hunt Mayfield Ellicott City 1981 W. Harvey Beardmore Annapolis 1985 James L. Wray Annapolis 1987 Morris Turk Annapolis 1976 Vacancy

SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Frederick and Montgomery counties—11 Judges Ralph G. Shure, Chief Silver Spring 1975 Robert E. Clapp, Jr.* Frederick 1981 Joseph M. Mathias** Kensington 1981 Plummer M. Shearin Chevy Chase 1983 H. Ralph Miller Silver Spring 1985 David L. Gaboon Rockville 1987 Samuel W. Barrick Frederick . 1985 John F. McAuliffe Germantown 1989 Philip M. Fairbanks Potomac 1989 John J. Mitchell Rockville 1989 Richard B. Latham Rockville 1976

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SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Calvert, Charles, Prince George’s and St. Mary’s counties—12 Judges Ralph W. Powers, Chief* Upper Marlboro 1977 Roscoe H. Parker Cheverly 1977 Ernest A. Loveless, Jr.** Clinton 1977 William B. Bowie Upper Marlboro 1977 Perry G. Bowen, Jr. . . Prince Frederick 1981 Robert B. Mathias Mt. Rainier 1981 Samuel W. H. Meloy . . . Upper Marlboro 1981 William H. McCullough Seat Pleasant 1985 James H. Taylor Seat Pleasant 1985 James C. Mitchell La Plata 1987 James F. Couch, Jr Adelphi 1989 Joseph A. Mattingly Leonardtown 1987

EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Supreme Bench of Baltimore City—21 Judges Superior Court of Baltimore City, Court of Common Pleas, The Baltimore City Court, The Circuit Court of Baltimore City, The Circuit Court of Baltimore City No. 2, The Criminal Court of Baltimore. Dulany Foster, Chief* Baltimore . 1975 Anselm Sodaro Baltimore 1989 Shirley B. Jones Baltimore .1977 Meyer M. Cardin Baltimore .1977 Charles D. Harris Baltimore 1979 J. Harold Grady Baltimore .1979 Albert L. Sklar Baltimore .1981 James A. Perrott Baltimore .1981 Robert I. H. Hammerman Baltimore 1983 Harry A. Cole Baltimore 1985 Solomon Liss Baltimore .1985 David Ross Baltimore .1985 Paul A. Dorf Baltimore 1983 Joseph C. Howard Baltimore 1983 Basil A. Thomas Baltimore 1985 Robert B. Watts Baltimore 1985 James W. Murphy Baltimore .1985 Marshall A. Levin Baltimore .1987 Robert L. Karwacki Baltimore 1989 John R. Hargrove Baltimore .1976 Mary Arabian Baltimore 1976

*Circuit Administrative Judge. Appointed by the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals and has responsibility for the administration of the courts within his circuit. He also supervises the County Adminis- trative Judges within his circuit (Rule 1200C, Maryland Rules of Procedure). **County Administrative Judge. Appointed by the Circuit Admin- istrative Judge in the 1st and 7th Judicial Circuits with the approval of the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals. In the 8th Judicial Circuit, the Circuit Administrative Judge is the County Administrative Judge (Rule 1200D, Maryland Rules of Procedure). 200 MARYLAND MANUAL

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS William H. Adkins II, State Court Administrator Frederick A. Farris, Assistant Administrator Robert C. Franke, Assistant Administrator J. Allen Hines, Assistant Administrator James F. Lynch, Assistant Administrator Michael W. Nieberding, Assistant Administrator Courts of Appeal Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1141

THE STATE REPORTER James H. Norris, Jr., The Reporter Courts of Appeal Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5339

THE COURT OF APPEALS STANDING COMMITTEE ON RULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE Chairman: Kenneth C. Proctor Richard Whittington Whitlock, Reporter Courts of Appeal Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5539 THE MARYLAND JUDICIAL CONFERENCE Chairman: Robert C. Murphy William H. Adkins II, Executive Secretary Courts of Appeal Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1141 DISTRICT COURT OF MARYLAND Chief Judge: Robert F. Sweeney, 1981 Margaret Kostritsky, Chief Clerk 2083 West Street, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5486 DISTRICT 1 Baltimore City—22 Judges Edward F. Borgerding, Administrative Judge 1983 Carl W. Bacharach 1977 Aaron A. Baer 1983 Solomon Baylor 1982 Richard M. Bell 1984 James L. Bundy 1984 Daniel Friedman 1982 Sol J. Friedman 1983 Robert J. Gerstung 1981 William M. Hudnut 1977 Frederick W. Invernizzi 1983 Martin A. Kircher 1983 I. Sewell Lamdin 1975 Harold Lewis 1981 Vern J. Munger, Jr. 1977 William H. Murphy, Sr. 1981 Alan M. Resnick 1984 Jerome Robinson 1977 Henry L. Rogers 1977 Edgar P. Silver 1977 Henry W. Stichel, Jr 1977 James J. Welsh 1984 John Kolarik, Administrative Clerk SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 201 The District Courts of Maryland 202 MARYLAND MANUAL

DISTRICT 2 Dorchester, Wicomico, Somerset and Worcester counties—4 Judges Lloyd L. Simpkins, Somerset County, Administrative Judge 1981 Charles E. Edmondson, Dorchester County 1981 Robert W. Dallas, Wicomico County 1983 Edward 0. Thomas, Worcester County 1981 Frank Udoff, Administrative Clerk

DISTRICT 3 Caroline, Talbot, Queen Anne’s, Kent and Cecil counties—6 Judges Clayton C. Carter, Queen Anne’s County, Administrative Judge 1981 Walter E. Buck, Jr., Cecil County 1981 W. Dunbar Gould, Kent County 1981 John C. North II, Talbot County 1981 Kenneth A. Wilcox, Cecil County 1983 Vacancy, Caroline County James Stewart, Administrative Clerk

DISTRICT 4 Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s counties—3 Judges George W. Bowling, Charles County, Administrative Judge 1981 David A. Harkness, Calvert County 1981 William 0. E. Sterling, St. Mary’s County 1981 Dennis Fean, Administrative Clerk

DISTRICT 5 Prince George’s County—8 Judges James M. Rea, Administrative Judge 1981 Thomas R. Brooks 1981 Howard S. Chasanow 1981 Vincent J. Femia 1982 Henry P. Johnson 1982 Edgar L. Smith 1981 Richard V. Waldron 1977 Robert J. Woods 1981 James Berry, Administrative Clerk

DISTRICT 6 Montgomery County—8 Judges J. Hodge Smith, Administrative Judge 1983 William M. Cave 1981 Douglas Moore, Jr 1977 L. Leonard Ruben 1984 Calvin R. Sanders 1980 John C. Tracey 1983 Charles Woodward, Jr. 1984 Vacancy Jeffrey L. Ward, Administrative Clerk SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 203

DISTRICT 7 Anne Arundel County—6 Judges Thomas J. Curley, Administrative Judge 1982 Robert S. Heise 1981 Vernon L. Neilson 1981 George M. Taylor 1980 Raymond G. Thieme, Jr 1983 Bruce C. Williams 1983 John Hisley, Administrative Clerk

DISTRICT 8 Baltimore County—12 Judges J. William Hinkel, Administrative Judge 1981 Paul E. Alpert 1982 William R. Buchanan 1981 Allen E. Buzzell 1981 Edward A. DeWaters, Jr 1982 William T. Evans 1982 Edward D. Hardesty 1981 Cullen H. Hormes 1981 James E. Kardash 1981 Marvin Land 1981 Werner G. Schoeler 1981 Fred E. Waldrop 1981 Joseph T. O’Melia, Administrative Clerk

DISTRICT 9 Harford County—2 Judges Charles J. Kelly, Administrative Judge 1981 Harry St. A. O’Neill 1981 Edward Utz, Administrative Clerk

DISTRICT 10 Carroll and Howard counties—3 Judges J. Thomas Nissel, Howard County, Administrative Judge 1981 Robert F. Fischer, Howard County 1983 Donald M. Smith, Carroll County 1981 Martha Bush, Administrative Clerk

DISTRICT 11 Frederick and Washington counties—4 Judges Fred C. Wright III, Washington County, Administrative Judge 1981 Byron W. Thompson, Frederick County 1981 Stanley Y. Bennett, Frederick County 1981 J. Louis Boublitz, Washington County 1981 Charles L. Schleigh, Administrative Clerk 204 MARYLAND MANUAL

DISTRICT 12 Allegany and Garrett counties—3 Judges Lewis R. Jones, Garrett County, Administrative Judge 1981 Miller Bowen, Allegany County 1981 Milton Gerson, Allegany County 1981 James S. Stafford, Administrative Clerk

COMMISSION ON JUDICIAL DISABILITIES Chairman: Richard P. Gilbert, Associate Judge Court of Special Appeals Laurence M. Katz, Executive Secretary 500 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 528-7214

STATE BOARD OF LAW EXAMINERS Chairman: Vincent L. Gingerich John E. Boerner, Secretary to the Board Courts of Appeal Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-1140

MARYLAND STATE LIBRARY Library Committee Chairman: Robert C. Murphy Chief Judge, Court of Appeals Marvin H. Smith, Associate Judge, Court of Appeals Frederick J. Singley, Jr., Associate Judge, Court of Appeals Nelson J. Molter, Director Courts of Appeal Building, Annapolis 21401 Telephone: 267-5395 Officers of

Local Government

1 Counties II Baltimore City

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I. COUNTIES

ALLEGANY COUNTY County Seat: Cumberland 21502

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judges, Circuit Court Harold E. Naughton 1981 James S. Getty 1981 District Court Judges .Miller Bowen 1981 Milton Gerson 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court Raymond W. Walker 1978 State’s Attorney Lawrence V. Kelly 1978 Sheriff Francis D. Michaels 1978 Register of Wills James M. Roby 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court T. Raymond Farrell, Chief Judge . .1978 Rose G. Hay 1978 George H. Tederick 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners John J. Coyle, President 1978 Arthur T. Bond 1978 Richard C. Mappin 1978 Treasurer Francis G. Philpot 1978 School Board (Created by Chapter 491, Acts of 1974) Gary A. Fleming 1979 John J. Long 1979 0. Delbert Proudfoot 1979 Philip B. Wendt 1977 R. Neil Williams 1977 208 MARYLAND MANUAL

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY County Seat: Annapolis 21404

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judges, Circuit Court . . .Matthew S. Evans . .1987 E. Mackall Childs . 1981 W. Harvey Beardmore ...1986 James L. Wray ...1987 Morris Turk .. 1976 Vacancy Judges, District Court Thomas J. Curley, Administrative Judge 1982 Robert S. Heise 1981 Vernon L. Neilson . 1981 George Taylor 1980 Raymond G. Thieme, Jr. 1983 Bruce C. Williams 1983 Clerk, Circuit Court W. Garrett Larrimore 1978 State’s Attorney Warren B. Duckett, Jr. 1978 Sheriff William R. Huggins 1978 Register of Wills George M. Nutwell 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Allene L. Moreland, Chief Judge . .1978 Hazel I. Moreland 1978 Margie E. Stiegler . . 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Executive County Executive Robert A. Pascal 1978 Legislative County Council . . George F. Bachman, Jr., Dist. 1, Chairman 1978 Ronald C. McGuirk, Dist. 2 1978 Sarah Carter, Dist. 3 1978 Wallace R. Childs, Dist. 4 1978 Edward C. Ahern, Jr., Dist. 5 1978 Ann Stockett, Dist. 6 1978 Virginia P. Clagett, Dist. 7 1978 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 209

BALTIMORE COUNTY County Seat: Towson 21204

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judges, Circuit Court . . . Lester L. Barrett . 1987 John E. Raine,' Jr ...1987 John Grason Turnbull ...1977 Kenneth C. Proctor ..1981 John N. Maguire ...1983 Walter R. Haile ..1983 H. Kemp MacDaniel ...1983 Frank E. Cicone ..1989 Vacancy Judges, District Court J. William Hinkel, Administrative Judge 1981 Paul E. Alpert .1982 William R. Buchanan .1981 Allen E. Buzzell .1981 Edward A. DeWaters, Jr. . . 1982 William T. Evans 1982 Edward D. Hardesty .1981 Cullen H. Hormes 1981 James E. Kardash .1981 Marvin Land .1981 Werner G. Schoeler .1981 Fred E. Waldrop 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court Elmer H. Kahline, Jr .1978 State’s Attorney Sandra Ann O’Connor .1978 Sheriff Charles H. Hickey, Jr .1978 Register of Wills J. Louis Davis .1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Suzanne Mensh, Chief Judge .1978 T. Burgess Hamilton, Sr. .1978 Alexander B. Page, Jr .1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Executive County Executive Theodore G. Venetoulis 1978 Legislative County Council Gary Huddles, Dist. 2, Chairman . . 1978 John V. Murphy, Dist. 1 1978 Clarence E. Ritter, Dist. 3 1978 Eugene L. Kibbe, Jr., Dist. 4 1978 Norman W. Lauenstein, Dist. 5. . . . 1978 Eugene W. Gallagher, Dist. 6 1978 John W. O’Rourke, Dist. 7 1978 210 MARYLAND MANUAL

CALVERT COUNTY County Seat: Prince Frederick 20678

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court . . .Perry G. Bowen, Jr 1981 District Court Judge David A. Harkness 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court J. Lloyd Bowen 1978 State’s Attorney Naji P. Maloof 1978 Sheriff Adrian L. Joy 1978 Register of Wills Grace L. Hutchins 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Gloria S. Hutchins, Chief Judge . . . 1978 Ellen D. Bowen 1978 Ailene W. Hutchins 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . . C. Bernard Fowler, President 1978 H. Gordon Trueman 1978 George J. Weems 1978 Treasurer Jessie Jo Bowen 1978 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 211 CAROLINE COUNTY County Seat: Denton 21629

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court . . . James A. Wise District Court Judge Vacancy Clerk, Circuit Court Mildred C. Butler .1978 State’s Attorney J. Owen Wise 1979 Sheriff Louis C. Andrew 1978 Register of Wills Clifford L. Stafford 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Robert F. Schreiber, Chief Judge . .1978 Orland B. Blades 1978 Charles V. Moore 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . . A. Curtis Andrew, President .1978 Earl R. Bell .1978 Rachel Collison .1978 Treasurer William A. Cole .1978 212 MARYLAND MANUAL CARROLL COUNTY County Seat: Westminster 21157

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court Edward 0. Weant, Jr . . .1981 District Court Judge . Donald M. Smith 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court .Charles C. Conaway ..1978 State’s Attorney . Thomas Edward Hickman ..1979 Sheriff Harry LeRoy Campbell ..1978 Register of Wills Reese Leppo Starner . 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court . Elmer E. Frock, Chief Judge . .1978 Melvin G. Miller ...1978 Marcus B. Pickett . 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . J. Norman Graham, President 1978 John B. Joy, Jr. 1978 Roger L. Mann 1978 Treasurer (Abolished by Chapter 744, Acts of 1971) SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 213

CECIL COUNTY County Seat: Elkton 21921

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judges, Circuit Court . H. Kenneth Mackey 1983 J. Albert Roney, Jr. 1987 District Court Judges Walter E. Buck, Jr 1981 Kenneth A. Wilcox 1983 Clerk, Circuit Court W. Andrew Seth 1978 State’s Attorney Donaldson C. Cole, Jr 1979 Sheriff John F. DeWitt 1978 Register of Wills Ruth H. Towler 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court William E. Burkhardt, Chief Judge .1978 Wroth H. Manlove 1978 Herbert W. Welch 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . Mary A. Maloney, Dist. 1, President 1978 Walton R. Mason, Dist. 2 1978 Joseph B. Biggs, Dist. 3 1978 Treasurer M. Rebecca Jackson 1979 214 MARYLAND MANUAL

CHARLES COUNTY County Seat: La Plata 20646

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court James C. Mitchell . 1987 District Court Judge . George W. Bowling 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court . Patrick C. Mudd 1978 State’s Attorney . Robert C. Nalley 1979 Sheriff Francis C. Garner 1978 Register of Wills Gertrude C. Wright 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Henry D. Middleton, Chief Judge . .1978 Rosalie W. Corn 1978 H. Celeste Downs , 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners Raymond T. Tilghman, President . . 1978 Eleanor F. Carrico 1978 James F. Dent 1978 Treasurer . . Thelma M. Bowie 1978 School Board Vincent C. Hungerford 1978 C. Hayes Jameson, Jr 1978 Louisa J. Pickeral 1978 Nancy J. Sefton 1978 Merle Kasten Turner 1978 James Edward Wilson, Jr. 1978 Surveyor Herbert R. Crowder 1978 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 215 DORCHESTER COUNTY County Seat: Cambridge 21613

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court C. Burnam Mace . . .1981 District Court Judge Charles E. Edmondson ...1981 Clerk, Circuit Court Philip L. Cannon . .1978 State’s Attorney William B. Yates II ...1978 Sheriff James Ira Johnson, Sr. ...1978 Register of Wills Doris Keene Lewis ...1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court John J. Barth, Chief Judge ...1978 Kathleen Henry Coll ...1978 George B. Todd ...1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . Leonard W. Dayton, President ... 1978 Philip G. D’Adamo 1978 Thomas A. Flowers 1978 Calvin Travers 1978 Theodore L. Bramble 1978 Treasurer Frederick W. Lucas 1979 216 MARYLAND MANUAL

FREDERICK COUNTY County Seat: Frederick 21701

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judges, Circuit Court . . Robert E. Clapp, Jr. Samuel W. Barrick 1985 District Court Judges Stanley Y. Bennett 1981 Byron W. Thompson 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court Charles C. Keller 1978 State’s Attorney Robert Salter Rothenhoefer 1978 Sheriff _ Donald C. Barnes 1978 Register of Wills Thomas M. Eichelberger 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court G. Raymond Shipley, Chief Judge . 1978 Austin F. Angleberger 1978 Harry 0. Smith 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . . Lawrence A. Dorsey, Sr., President . 1978 Sterling Eugene Bollinger, Sr 1978 Paul L. Crum, Jr. 1978 Donald L. Lewis 1978 Edgar C. Virts, Jr 1978 Treasurer Charlotte Yarroll Kerrigan 1978 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 217 GARRETT COUNTY County Seat: Oakland 21550

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court . . . Stuart F. Hamill . . .1977 District Court Judge Lewis R. Jones . .. 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court Richard L. Davis . .1978 State’s Attorney Ralph M. Burnett . ..1979 Sheriff John Evans, Jr. ...1978 Register of Wills 1 Joseph H. Welch . . ...1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Elza E. Bray ...1978 Harry P. Collier . ...1978 Wilmer W. Margraff ...1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . Wayne B. Hamilton, Dist. 3, President 1978 Don S. Bender, Dist. 1 1978 George Clayton Edwards, Dist. 2. . . 1978 Treasurer Arzella T. Parsons 1979 Surveyor M. Virginia Rosenbaum 1978 iChief Judge not yet designated. 218 MARYLAND MANUAL

HARFORD COUNTY County Seat: Bel Air 21014

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judges, Circuit Court Harry E. Dyer, Jr. . 1979 Albert P. Close .. 1983 Edward D. Higinbotham 1976 Judges, District Court Charles J. Kelly . . 1981 Harry St. A. O’Neill . 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court H. Douglas Chilcoat .1978 State’s Attorney .Edwin H. W. Harland, Jr. . 1978 Sheriff William J. Kunkel ...1978 Register of Wills Janet G. Marshall . 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Executive County Executive Charles B. Anderson, Jr. 1978 Legislative County Council Habern W. Freeman, Jr., President .1978 Roland N. Shumate, Dist. A 1978 Edward G. Rahil, Jr., Dist. B 1978 John W. Schafer, Dist. C 1978 Lehman W. Spry, Dist. D 1978 William Cooper, Jr., Dist. E 1978 Fred B. Baldwin, Sr., Dist. F 1978 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 219 HOWARD COUNTY County Seat: Ellicott City 21043

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judges, Circuit Court .James Macgill 1987 T. Hunt Mayfield 1981 Judges, District Court J. Thomas Nissel 1981 Robert F. Fischer 1983 Clerk, Circuit Court C. Merritt Pumphrey 1978 State’s Attorney Charles E. Wehland 1979 Sheriff John J. Votta 1978 Register of Wills George W. Slack 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Edward E. Kennedy, Chief Judge . .1978 Irvin P. Dasher 1978 Ann D. Ring 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Executive County Executive . . . Edward L. Cochran 1978 Legislative County Council . Thomas M. Yeager, Chairman . . . .1978 Richard L. Anderson 1978 Ruth U. Keeton 1978 Lloyd G. Knowles 1978 Virginia M. Thomas 1978 School Board . . Harvey D. Brookins 1977 Susan Buswell 1978 Fred K. Schoenbrot 1979 John C. Murphy 1980 Charlotte E. Reeder 1980 220 MARYLAND MANUAL

KENT COUNTY County Seat: Chestertown 21620

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court . George B. Rasin, Jr. . . .1977 District Court Judge W. Dunbar Gould ...1981 Clerk, Circuit Court Earl H. Finder ..1978 State’s Attorney Floyd L. Parks ..1978 Sheriff Bartus O. Vickers ...1978 Register of Wills E. Randolph Burgess ...1978 Judges, Orphans’Court Roger Williams, Chief Judge ...1978 Julian Lee Crew ...1978 Frank A. Plummer .1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . Roland T. Larrimore, President 1978 S. Glyn Edwards 1978 C. David Haacke 1978 Treasurer Betty Anne Crowding 1978 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 221 MONTGOMERY COUNTY County Seat: Rockville 20850

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judges, Circuit Court . Walter G. Shure 1975 Joseph M. Mathias 1981 Plummer M. Shearin 1983 H. Ralph Miller 1985 David L. Gaboon 1987 John F. McAuliffe 1989 Philip M. Fairbanks 1989 John J. Mitchell 1989 Richard B. Latham 1976 Judges, District Court John Hodge Smith, Administrative Judge 1983 William M. Cave 1981 Douglas Moore, Jr 1977 L. Leonard Ruben 1984 Calvin R. Sanders 1980 John C. Tracey 1983 Charles Woodward, Jr 1984 Vacancy Clerk, Circuit Court Howard M. Smith 1978 State’s Attorney . Andrew L. Sonner 1978 Sheriff Ralph W. Offutt 1978 Register of Wills Winifred E. Scott 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Executive County Executive . James P. Gleason 1978 Legislative County Council . . . Dickran Y. Hovsepian, Dist. 2, President 1978 Norman L. Christeller, At Large . . 1978 John L. Menke, At Large 1978 Neal Potter, Dist. 1 1978 Ester Gelman, Dist. 3 t . 1978 Jane Ann Moore, Dist. 4 1978 Elizabeth L. Scull, Dist. 5 1978 School Board . Mrs. Redfield Allen 1976 Harriet Bernstein 1976 Thomas Israel 1976 Herbert Benington 1978 Verna M. Fletcher 1978 Elizabeth W. Spencer 1978 Roscoe R. Nix 1978 Surveyor . Robert K. Maddox 1978 222 MARYLAND MANUAL

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY County Seat: Upper Marlboro 20870 JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judges, Circuit Court . . . Ralph W. Powers . . .1977 Roscoe H. Parker 1977 Ernest A. Loveless, Jr. . . . .1977 William B. Bowie ..1977 Robert B. Mathias .1981 Samuel W. H. Meloy . 1981 William H. McCullough . ...1985 James H. Taylor . 1985 James F. Couch, Jr. 1987 Judges, District Court James M. Rea, Administrative Judge ...1981 Thomas R. Brooks 1981 Howard S. Chasanow 1982 Vincent J. Femia 1982 Henry P. Johnson . 1982 Edgar L. Smith 1981 Richard V. Waldron 1977 Robert J. Woods ...1981 Clerk, Circuit Court , Charles E. Callow 1978 State’s Attorney Arthur A. Marshall, Jr 1978 Sheriff Don Edward Ansell 1978 Register of Wills Genella S. McGinniss ...1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Mary T. O’Hare, Chief Judge ...1978 Callie Mae Heffron ...1978 Stewart Preston Oneglia 1978 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Executive County Executive Winfield M. Kelly, Jr 1978 Legislative County Council Francis B. Francois, At Large, Chairman 1978 Frank P. Casula, Dist. 1, Vice Chairman 1978 Samuel W. Bogley, At Large 1978 David G. Hartlove, Jr., At Large . 1978 Sarah Ada Koonce, At Large 1978 Francis W. White, At Large 1978 Floyd E. Wilson, Jr., At Large . .1978 Parris N. Glendening, Dist. 2 ... . 1978 Gerard T. McDonough, Dist. 3 1978 Darlene Z. White, Dist. 4 1978 William B. Amonett, Dist. 5 1978 School Board Maureen K. Steinecke, 1st Dist. . . .1976 Lesley Kreimer, 2nd Dist 1978 Chester E. Whiting, 3rd Dist 1980 Nicholas R. Eng, 4th Dist 1976 A. James Golato, 5th Dist 1978 Jesse J. Warr, Jr., 6th Dist 1980 Kathleen M. Barker, 7th Dist. . . .1976 Sue V. Mills, 8th Dist. 1978 Norman H. Saunders, 9th Dist. 1980 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 223 QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY County Seat: Centreville 21617

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court . . . B. Hackett Turner, Jr 1985 District Court Judge Clayton C. Carter 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court Charles W. Cecil 1978 State’s Attorney John T. Clark III 1979 Sheriff George B. Sharp 1978 Register of Wills Madlyn E. Wooters 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Benjamin L. Coppage, Chief Judge .1978 J. Fred Connolly, Sr 1978 Katharine B. Roe 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . John M. Ashley, Jr., President . . . .1978 Julius Grollman 1978 Leonard E. Smith 1978 Treasurer Oscar A. Schultz 1979 224 MARYLAND MANUAL

ST. MARY’S COUNTY County Seat: Leonardtown 20650

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court . Joseph A. Mattingly . ..1987 District Court Judge William 0. E. Sterling ..1981 Clerk, Circuit Court Dorothy Bailey Kucher .1978 State’s Attorney George R. Sparling 1979 Sheriff George F. Sanger . 1978 Register of Wills Mary Rose Bell 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court1 John L. Alvey 1978 Paul Bell . 1978 Floyd A. Raley 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners James Manning McKay, 1st Dist., President 1978 J. Patrick Jarboe, 2nd Dist. 1978 Jay Laurence Millison, 3rd Dist. 1978 Ford L. Dean, 4th Dist. 1978 John K. Parlett, 5th Dist 1978 Treasurer Francis G. Cecil 1979 1Chief Judge not yet designated. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 225 SOMERSET COUNTY County Seat: Princess Anne 21853

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court . . . E. McMaster Duer 1985 District Court Judge Lloyd L. Simpkins 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court I. Theodore Phoebus 1978 State’s Attorney Robert D. Horsey 1979 Sheriff Thomas H. Foxwell, Jr 1978 Register of Wills Littleton Thomas Dryden 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Charles 0. Hubbert, Chief Judge . .1978 Thomas W. Coulbourne 1978 Roger Hoffman 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . . Dennett Lee Butler, 2nd Dist., President 1978 Helen Sue Ward, At Large 1978 Charles Edward Biddie Tull, 1 Didf 1 Q7Q Edwin D. McGee, 3rd Dist. ^ . . ^ .1978 Earl G. Warwick, 4th Dist. 1978 Treasurer Carlos Bozman 1979 226 MARYLAND MANUAL

TALBOT COUNTY County Seat: Easton 21601

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court Harry E. Clark 1983 Judge, District Court John Cannon North II 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court John T. Baynard 1978 State’s Attorney Sidney Sawyer Campen, Jr. 1978 Sheriff George Benjamin Forrest, Sr. . . 1978 Register of Wills Harry N. Wilson 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court C. Kenneth Dulin, Chief Judge . 1978 J. Tolson Cockey 1978 Graham D. Price 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS County Council P. Linwood Harrison, Chairman 1978 Clinton S. Bradley III 1978 J. Franklin Brinsfleld 1978 Richmond W. Hill 1978 Robert W. Mavity 1978 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 227 WASHINGTON COUNTY County Seat: Hagerstown 21740

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term, Office Name Expires Resident Judges, Circuit Court Irvine H. Rutledge 1979 Paul W. Ottinger 1987 District Court Judges Fred C. Wright III 1981 J. Louis Boublitz 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court Vaughn J. Baker 1978 State’s Attorney John S. Hollyday 1978 Sheriff Francis R. Ford 1978 Register of Wills Thomas W. Parks 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court David K. Poole, Sr., Chief Judge . .1978 William M. Brewbaker 1978 Edward L. Shank 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners Martin L. Snook, President .1978 R. Lee Downey 1978 William J. Dwyer 1978 Burton R. Hoffman .1978 • W. Keller Nigh .1978 Treasurer Harry C. Snook .1979 School Board Nancy C. Boyer .1978 Donald C. Brake .1978 B. Marie Byers . 1978 Roland G. Hebb .1978 Kenneth J. Mackley .1978 228 MARYLAND MANUAL

WICOMICO COUNTY County Seat: Salisbury 21801

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court Richard M. Pollitt 1989 Judge, District Court Robert W. Dallas 1983 Clerk, Circuit Court A. James Smith 1978 State’s Attorney Richard D. Warren 1979 Sheriff William E. Shockley 1978 Register of Wills J. Asbury Holloway 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Wilson S. Taylor, Chief Judge . 1978 Severn H. Cooper 1978 Albert L. Jones 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS County Council Albert J. Bailey, President 1978 Franklin P. Coulbourne 1978 David A. Grier 1978 Victor H. Laws 1978 Lewis R. Riley 1978 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 229 WORCESTER COUNTY County Seat: Snow Hill 21863

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Resident Judge, Circuit Court . . Daniel T. Prettyman 1981 District Court Judge Edward O. Thomas 1981 Clerk, Circuit Court Frank White Hales 1978 State’s Attorney John L. Sanford, Jr 1979 Sheriff Carroll C. Serman 1978 Register of Wills Charlotte L. Outten 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court Clayton F. Lamberton, 1st Dist., Chief Judge 1978 Charles Davis Dickerson, 2nd Dist. . 1978 Henry E. Olney, 3rd-4th Dists 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Board of County Commissioners . Mark 0. Pilchard, At Large, President 1978 Carlton E. Massey, 1st Dist 1978 N. Paul Joyner, 2nd Dist 1978 Willis W. Hudson, 3rd Dist 1978 Roland Earl Powell, 4th Dist 1978 Treasurer Warne C. Littleton 1979 230 MARYLAND MANUAL

II. BALTIMORE CITY

JUDICIAL OFFICERS Term Office Name Expires Judges, Supreme Bench Dulany Foster, Chief 1975 Anselm Sodaro 1989 Shirley B. Jones 1977 Meyer M. Cardin 1977 Charles D. Harris 1979 J. Harold Grady 1979 Albert L. Sklar 1981 James A. Perrott 1981 Robert I. H. Hammerman 1983 Harry A. Cole 1985 Solomon Liss 1985 David Ross 1985 Paul A. Dorf 1983 Joseph C. Howard 1983 Basil A. Thomas 1985 Robert B. Watts 1985 James W. Murphy 1985 Marshall A. Levin 1987 Robert L. Karwacki 1989 John R. Hargrove 1976 Mary Arabian 1976 Judges, District Court Edward F. Borgerding, Administrative Judge 1983 Carl W. Bacharach 1977 Aaron A. Baer 1983 Solomon Baylor 1982 Richard M. Bell 1984 James L. Bundy 1984 Daniel Friedman 1982 Sol J. Friedman 1983 Robert J. Gerstung 1981 William M. Hudnut 1977 Frederick W. Invernizzi 1983 Martin A. Kircher 1983 I. Sewell Lamdin 1975 Harold Lewis 1981 Vern J. Munger, Jr. 1977 William H. Murphy, Sr. 1981 Alan M. Resnick 1984 Jerome Robinson 1977 Henry L. Rogers 1977 Edgar P. Silver 1977 Henry W. Stichel, Jr. 1977 James J. Welsh 1984 Clerk, Superior Court Robert H. Bouse 1978 Clerk, Court of Common Pleas . Paul L. Chester 1978 Clerk, Baltimore City Court John 0. Rutherford 1978 Clerk, Circuit Court Louis Cohen 1978 Clerk, Circuit Court No. 2 John D. Hubble 1978 Clerk, Criminal Court Lawrence A. Murphy 1978 State’s Attorney William A. Swisher 1978 Sheriff George W. Freeberger 1978 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 231 Register of Wills Patrick J. Duffy 1978 Judges, Orphans’ Court C. Warren Colgan, Chief 1978 Ben F. Foreman 1978 Francis J. Valle 1978

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Mayor William D. Schaefer . 1975 Members of the City Council: President Walter S. Orlinsky 1975 Councilmanic District 1 Dominic M. DiPietro ... 1975 Barbara A. Mikulski . . 1975 John A. Schaefer 1975 Councilmanic District 2 . . Nathan Irby 1975 Vacancy Clarence Burns 1975 Councilmanic District 3 . J. Joseph Curran 1975 Carroll J. Fitzgerald . . 1975 Frank X. Gallagher 1975 Councilmanic District 4 Victorine Q. Adams 1975 Emerson R. Julian 1975 Mary B. Adams 1975 Councilmanic District 5 . Reuben Caplan 1975 Allen B. Spector 1975 Alexander Stark 1975 Councilmanic District 6 Dominic M. Leone 1975 William J. Myers 1975 Mrs. Charles H. Wheatley 1975 Comptroller Hyman A. Pressman ... 1975

Incorporated Cities

and Towns

SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 235

INCORPORATED CITIES AND TOWNS The title of the executive officer is Mayor, except in those towns marked with an asterisk (*), where the title is President of the Town Commission, and in other towns as noted in the list below. The term of the Mayor and the date of election is specified in each town’s charter, and differs from town to town. However, the voluntary model for municipal government, contained in the Municipal Corporation Charter Act of 1955, provides that the Mayor shall be elected in May of every second odd number year (Code 1957, 1973 Repl. Vol., Art. 23B). The list below was compiled from information furnished by the Maryland Municipal League.

ALLEGANY Original City or Town Incorporation Executive Officer Term Expires Barton 1900. . James E. Shaw . . . June 1975 Cumberland 1815. R. Perry Smith, Jr. . July 1978 Frostburg 1839... David M. Linn . . . . May 1976 Lonaconing 1880 . . . William G. Schaidt . . May 1975 Luke 1922.... Floyd L. Davis . . June 1976 Midland 1900. . . Lionel D. Baker . . . April 1976 Western port 1858 James H. Wills . . . May 1976

ANNE ARUNDEL Annapolis 1708 John C. Apostol June 1977 Highland Beach 1922. . . Eunice M. Matthews July 1975 BALTIMORE CITY . 1797 William D. Schaefer Dec. 1975

BALTIMORE No Incorporated Towns

CALVERT Chesapeake Beach , .1886. . . Paul V. Smiley Nov. 1976 North Beach 1910 Russell D. Hall Nov. 1976

CAROLINE Denton* 1802. Richard T. Warfield June 1976 Federalsburg 1823. Albert Gerardi May 1975 Goldsboro* 1906 James A. Luff May 1976 Greensboro* 1826 Nolan H. Hubbard May 1975 Henderson* 1949. .John Phillips*** Hillsboro* 1822. Paul Yoash May 1976 Marydel* 1929 .Hollis Gray May 1975 Preston 1892 William Perry May 1976 Ridgely* 1896 Archie B. Carroll April 1975 Templeville See under Queen Anne’s County 236 MARYLAND MANUAL

CARROLL Original City or Town Incorporation Executive Officer Term Expires Hampstead 1888 ... Oden A. Kemp .... May 1975 Manchester 1833. . . Henry L. Hoffman . . . . May 1975 Mount Airy 1894. . . .Lewis C. Dixon ...... May 1976 New Windsor 1843. . Randall G. Spoerlein June 1977 Sykesville 1904. . William Brandenburg . . . . May 1977 Taneytown 1836 ...Neal W. Powell June 1975 Union Bridge 1872. . Richard L. Stultz .. . . May 1975 Westminster 1818. . . LeRoy L. Conaway . . . May 1977

CECIL Cecilton* 1816. . G. Eugene Mackie May 1975 Charlestown* 1786. Edgar A. McMullen Jan. 1976 Chesapeake City . ... 1849 Frank S. Hill Jan. 1976 Elkton* 1787. Paul C. Dennis May 1978 North East* 1849. John F. Johnson March 1975 Perryville* 1882. Thomas J. Quinlan, Jr May 1975 Port Deposit 1824 Hubert F. Ryan May 1975 Rising Sun 1860 Charlton L. Poist June 1976

CHARLES Indian Head* 1920. . William T. McGuigan May 1975 La Plata 1888. . Victor B. Bowling, Jr. ... May 1975

DORCHESTER Brookview* 1953. ..Doris Collins June 1975 Cambridge 1793. . Osvrey C. Pritchett July 1976 Church Creek 1867. . . Howard F. Jones April 1975 East New Market . . .1832. . . Donald McWilliams May 1975 Eldorado* 1947. . . Fred Bramble May 1976 Galestown* 1951. . .James A. Massey June 1975 Hurlock 1892.... Robert Corkran Dec. 1975 Secretary* 1900. . . John W. Rhodes May 1976 Vienna 1833. . Dewey Blades May 1976

FREDERICK Brunswick 1890. . Jess D. Orndorff Sept. 1976 Burkittsville1 1894. . . . Laurance Way June 1977 Emmitsburgi 1824. . Richard M. Sprankle May 1976 Frederick 1786... .Roland N. Young Jan. 1978 Middletown* 1833.... Floyd E. Stine April 1976 Mt. Airy See under Carroll County Myersville 1904 . .Claude Keller*** May 1974 New Market 1878. . . .Franklin M. Shaw June 1977 Rosemont1 1953 . Roy T. Axline May 1975 Thurmont* 1831. James F. Black Oct. 1975 Walkersville1 1892 . Richard A. Winn June 1976 Woodsboro* 1836 . Maurice E. Murray May 1975

1 Burgess. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 237

GARRETT Original City or Town Incorporation Executive Officer Term Expires Accident 1916. . John J. Brenneman March 1975 Deer Park 1884. Jack E. Hinebaugh May 1978 Friendsville 1902. Karol O. Rush March 1976 Grantsville 1864. Donald E. Swauger May 1977 Kitzmillersville 1906 Robert L. Lyons March 1976 Loch Lynn Heights . 1896. E. L. Groves Dec. 1975 Mountain Lake Park . 1931 Elmer H. Upole July 1975 Oakland 1862 H. D. Swartzentruber . . March 1976

HARFORD Aberdeen* 1892. . . William B. Hause May 1976 Bel Air* 1874 . , James F. O’Neill Dec. 1974 Havre de Grace 1785... Frank J. Hutchins May 1975

HOWARD No Incorporated Towns

KENT Betterton* 1906 . Charles W. Clark Nov. 1978 Chestertown 1806. P. M. Brooks, Jr Dec. 1977 Galena 1904. William A. Briscoe May 1977 Millington* 1824. Noland Robinson March 1975 Rock Hall 1908 .Elmer 0. Jones May 1977

MONTGOMERY Barnesville* 1888. George T. Wood May 1975 Brookville* 1890. Clyde Ungelsbee May 1976 Chevy Chase Section Four2 ,N. Scott Kane May 1976 Chevy Chase Village2 .1910. Gregory S. Prince April 1975 Gaithersburg 1878. Milton M. Walker May 1976 Garrett Park 1898. George Fitzpatrick May 1976 Glen Echo 1904 Paul H. Alban May 1977 Kensington 1894. Jayne H. Plank June 1976 Laytonsville 1892 .Stanley A. Mills June 1975 North Chevy Chase2 . Chauncey J. Cooper April 1976 Poolesville* 1867. Eugene E. Halmos, Jr Nov. 1976 Rockville 1860. William E. Hanna, Jr. . . April 1976 Somerset 1906. Jerald F. Goldberg May 1976 Takoma Park 1890. John D. Roth May 1976 Washington Grove . . .1937 Philip K. Edwards June 1976

PRINCE GEORGE’S Berwyn Heights 1896 Jadie B. McDaugald May 1976 Bladensburg 1854... Susanna K. Cristofane . . May 1975 Bowie 1874 . , Richard D. Padgett April 1975 Brentwood 1912. . . W. Howard Smith May 1975

2Chairman, Citizen’s Committee. 238 MARYLAND MANUAL

PRINCE GEORGE’S (continued) Original City or Town Incorporation Executive Officer Term Expires Capitol Heights 1910. Leo P. Forami May 1976 Cheverly 1931. Robert W. O’Connor May 1977 College Park 1945. Dervey A. Lomax Nov. 1975 Colmar Manor 1924 Frank L. Terenyi May 1975 Cottage City* 1924. Edward L. Hudgins May 1976 District Heights 1936. , E. Michael Roll May 1975 Eagle Harbor* 1929 Arthur G. Delany* Edmonston 1924 Stuart B. Hensley, Jr. May 1975 Fairmount Heights . . 1927. .Charles C. Davis May 1975 Forest Heights 1949. Warren F. Adams May 1975 Glenarden 1939 James R. Cousins, Jr. . May 1975 Greenbelt 1937. Richard R. Pilski Sept. 1975 Hyattsville 1886 . Charles L. Armentrout . . . May 1975 Handover Hills 1945. William L. Machen May 1975 Laurel 1870. Lee E. Wilson March 1978 Morningside 1945 . Gerald A. Glaubitz May 1977 Mt. Ranier 1910. Roy W. Callaway May 1975 New Carrollton 1953. Jordan L. Harding May 1976 North Brentwood .1924. Raymond A. Hall June 1975 Piscataway 1843. .Inactive Riverdale 1920. Guy Tiberio June 1975 Seat Pleasant 1924. Henry T. Arrington May 1976 Takoma Park .See under Montgomery County University Park 1936. Ruth T. Lutwack June 1976 Upper Marlboro* .1870. Thomas V. Clagett III . . Jan. 1976

QUEEN ANNE’S Barclay 1931. E. Theodore Kimble June 1975 Centreville* 1794. Herbert O. Kaufman April 1977 Church Hill* 1817. William H. Knotts, Jr June 1976 Queen Anne* 1953. Donald Ell April 1975 Queenstown* 1892. A. H. Radcliffe May 1977 Sudlersville* 1870. Lemuel H. Benton May 1976 Templeville* 1865. Harry D. Knotts*** June 1974

ST. MARY’S Leonardtown* 1858. . Raymond H. Hall May 1976

SOMERSET Crisfield 1872.. .John S. Gatlin June 1978 Princess Anne* 1867 . . . Kevin Wilson June 1976

TALBOT Easton 1790. Henry H. Purdy May 1975 Oxford* 1706. Jeremiah Valliant June 1975 Queen Anne .See under Queen Anne’s County St. Michaels* 1804 James E. Thomas April 1976 Trappe* 1856. Maurice T. Adams . May 1977 ***No report received at presstime. SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 239

WASHINGTON Original City or Town Incorporation Executive Officer Term Expires Boonsboro 1831.... Edward T. Weaver April 1976 Clear Spring8 1840 . Christ E. Hawbaker Dec. 1975 Funkstown 1840... Harvey R. Kershner May 1978 Hagerstown 1791... Varner L. Paddack March 1977 Hancock 1853... Maurice C. Landers Jan. 1975 Keedysville 1872... Ralph B. Taylor May 1976 Sharpsburg 1832... Edwin C. Palmer Jan. 1975 Smithsburg 1841... Paul Boswell June 1978 Williamsport 1823. . . Walter L. Sprinkle March 1977

WICOMICO Delmar* 1888 . .. James B. Hearn April 1975 Fruitland* 1947. . . Duffy N. McKenzie, Sr. . . Nov. 1976 Hebron* 1931. . . Albert J. Bailey May 1975 Mardela Springs* . . .1906. . . George D. Dennis Aug. 1975 Pittsville 1945... Grant E. Powell June 1975 Salisbury 1811. . . Elmer F. Ruark March 1978 Sharptown* 1874 . . . Ernest W. Bailey Dec. 1978 Willards 1906 . Charles F. Gurley June 1975

WORCESTER Berlin 1868. . . John Howard Burbage . May 1976 Ocean City 1880... Harry W. Kelley Sept. 1976 Pocomoke City 1865 J. Dawson Clarke April 1976 Snow Hill 1812 James R. Freeney II May 1976 3Burgess.

General Election Returns

1974

SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 243

GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS November 5,1974 GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND Democratic Party Republican Party Marvin Mandel Louise Gore Baltimore Potomac and and Blair Lee III Frank Wade Silver Spring White Plains

Counties and Mandel Gore Baltimore City and Lee and Wade

Allegany 12,968 11,325 Anne Arundel 46,711 28,107 Baltimore 106,783 78,453 Calvert 3,720 1,792 Caroline 1,993 1,856 Carroll 7,712 8,375 Cecil 6,335 4,707 Charles 7,513 4,493 Dorchester 4,060 3,504 Frederick 12,164 10,136 Garrett 2,614 3,457 Harford 17,196 12,494 Howard 16,170 8,967 Kent 2,768 2,244 Montgomery 119,717 46,185 Prince George’s 88,573 32,865 Queen Anne’s 2,333 2,007 St. Mary’s 6,468 3,243 Somerset 3,102 2,721 Talbot 3,122 3,632 Washington 10,308 14,563 Wicomico 5,922 7,639 Worcester 2,405 3,328 Total 490,657 296,093 Baltimore City 111,991 50,356 Totals 602,648 346,449 244 MARYLAND MANUAL

COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY Democratic Party Republican Party Louis L. Goldstein (No Candidate) Prince Frederick

Counties Goldstein

Allegany 11,762 Anne Arundel 49,063 Baltimore 124,309 Calvert 4,646 Caroline 2,399 Carroll 9,536 Cecil 7,495 Charles 7,680 Dorchester 4,669 Frederick 13,242 Garrett 2,986 Harford 20,706 Howard 17,030 Kent 3,400 Montgomery 109,173 Prince George’s 81,792 Queen Anne’s 3,031 St. Mary’s 6,671 Somerset 3,106 Talbot 3,773 Washington 13,708 Wicomico 7,667 Worcester 3,214 Total 511,058 Baltimore City 103,598 Totals 614,656 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 245

ATTORNEY GENERAL OF MARYLAND Democratic Party Republican Party Francis B. Burch (No Candidate) Baltimore

Counties Burch

Allegany 11,261 Anne Arundel 45,762 Baltimore 121,896 Calvert 3,824 Caroline 2,189 Carroll 9,071 Cecil 6,979 Charles 7,533 Dorchester 4,179 Frederick 12,363 Garrett 2,695 Harford 20,133 Howard 16,590 Kent 3,059 Montgomery 104,869 Prince George’s 76,363 Queen Anne’s 2,805 St. Mary’s 6,539 Somerset 2,787 Talbot 3,532 Washington 12,446 Wicomico 7,330 Worcester 3,032 Total 487,237 Baltimore City 102,395 Totals 589,632 246 MARYLAND MANUAL

UNITED STATES SENATOR Democratic Party Republican Party Barbara A. Mikulski Charles McC. Mathias, Jr. Baltimore Frederick

Counties Mikulski Mathias

Allegany 4,962 15,893 Anne Arundel 28,404 39,180 Baltimore 89,866 86,651 Calvert 1,948 3,023 Caroline 1,260 2,034 Carroll 4,865 10,102 Cecil 4,090 5,685 Charles 4,088 6,270 Dorchester 2,131 3,472 Frederick 4,397 16,938 Garrett 1,286 4,197 Harford 13,077 15,182 Howard 9,938 14,561 Kent 1,559 2,824 Montgomery 49,239 114,850 Prince George’s 46,961 64,443 Queen Anne’s 1,847 2,111 St. Mary’s 3,176 5,012 Somerset 1,962 2,631 Talbot 2,110 3,744 Washington 5,837 16,690 Wicomico 4,206 7,353 Worcester 1,829 3,046 Total 289,038 445,892 Baltimore City 85,525 57,331 Totals 374,563 503,223 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 247

MEMBERS OF THE NINETY-FOURTH CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES First Congressional District Democratic Party Republican Party Thomas J. Hatem Robert E. Bauman Bel Air Easton Counties Hatem Bauman Calvert 2,464 2,195 Caroline 1,029 2,585 Cecil 5,192 5,439 Charles 4,481 5,606 Dorchester 2,447 4,251 Harford 20,338 9,165 Kent 1,380 3,116 Queen Anne’s 1,494 2,649 St. Mary’s 4,080 4,395 Somerset 2,008 3,295 Talbot 1,701 4,752 Wicomico 4,762 8,243 Worcester 1,477 3,879 Totals 52,853 59,570 Second Congressional District Third Congressional District Democratic Party Democratic Party Clarence D. Long Paul S. Sarbanes Towson Baltimore Republican Party Republican Party John M. Seney William H. Mathews Towson Baltimore Counties Long Seney Counties Sarbanes Mathews Baltimore Baltimore City 6,879 562 City . . . . 59,781 6,227 Baltimore Baltimore County 96,343 30,077 County . 33,437 11,740 Totals 103,222 30,639 Totals . . . .93,218 17,740 Fifth Congressional District Fourth Congressional District Democratic Party Democratic Party Gladys Noon Spellman Fred L. Wineland Laurel Oxon Hill Republican Party Republican Party John B. Burcham, Jr. Marjorie S. Holt Lanham Severna Park Spell- Bur- Counties Wineland Holt Counties man cham Anne Arundel 24,882 45,798 Montgomery . . . 1,674 948 Prince George’s .19,177 15,410 Prince George’s 43,537 39,857 Totals 44,059 61,208 Totals 45,211 40,805 248 MARYLAND MANUAL

Sixth Congressional District Democratic Party Goodloe E. Byron Frederick Republican Party Elton R. Wampler Frederick

Counties Byron Wampler

Allegany .... 13,295 7,988 Baltimore ...10,076 2,741 Carroll 11,188 3,344 Frederick ... 17,397 3,898 Garrett 3,961 1,624 Howard 14,807 7,509 Montgomery . 1,903 626 Washington .18,255 4,686 Totals 90,882 32,416

Seventh Congressional District Eighth Congressional District Democratic Party Democratic Party Parren J. Mitchell Sidney Kramer Baltimore Silver Spring Republican Party Republican Party (No Candidate) Gilbert Gude Bethesda

County Mitchell County Kramer Gude

Baltimore City 43,252 Montgomery . . 54,112 104,675

JUDICIARY

COURT OF APPEALS Second Appellate Judicial Circuit Third Appellate Judicial Circuit Robert C. Murphy Irving A. Levine Towson Bethesda (Unopposed) (Unopposed) Counties Murphy Counties Levine

Baltimore 69,345 Allegany 7,124 Harford 13,453 Frederick 6,612 Totals 82,798 Garrett 2,029 Montgomery 89,713 Washington 7,335 Totals 112,813 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 249 COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS Second Appellate Judicial Circuit Third Appellate Judicial Circuit W. Albert Menchine John P. Moore Glen Arm Chevy Chase (Unopposed) (Unopposed)

Counties Menchine Counties Moore

Baltimore 64,075 Allegany 6,811 Harford 12,372 Frederick 6,128 Totals 76,447 Garrett 2,000 Montgomery 87,608 Washington 6,933 Totals 109,480

At Large (Two to be elected) (No Contest) Rita C. Davidson Thomas Hunter Lowe Chevy Chase Wittman

Counties Davidson Lowe

Allegany 6,810 7,223 Anne Arundel 20,864 22,684 Baltimore 58,002 61,006 Calvert 1,739 1,931 Caroline 1,248 1,815 Carroll 4,647 5,363 Cecil 3,959 4,131 Charles 4,082 4,416 Dorchester 1,569 2,199 Frederick 6,104 6,615 Garrett 1,939 2,131 Harford 12,100 13,181 Howard 11,656 11,979 Kent 1,492 1,911 Montgomery 86,835 81,658 Prince George’s 28,500 28,057 Queen Anne’s 1,467 1,876 St. Mary’s 2,836 3,123 Somerset 857 1,285 Talbot 3,018 4,224 Washington 6,736 7,145 Wicomico 4,247 5,499 Worcester 1,512 2,006 Total 272,219 281,458 Baltimore City 40,859 40,979 Totals 313,078 322,437 250 MARYLAND MANUAL

CIRCUIT COURTS

First Judicial Circuit Third Judicial Circuit (One to be elected) (One to be elected from Baltimore County) Richard M. Pollitt Allen Frank E. Cicone (No Contest) Lutherville (No Contest) Counties Allen County Cicone Dorchester 1,672 Somerset 1,434 Baltimore 57,659 Wicomico 6,902 Worcester 2,114 Totals 12,122

Sixth Judicial Circuit (Three to be elected from Montgomery County) (No Contest) Philip M. Fairbanks John F. McAuliffe John J. Mitchell Potomac Germantown Kensington County Fairbanks McAuliffe Mitchell Montgomery 83,677 86,841 83,523

Seventh Judicial Circuit (One to be elected from Prince George’s County) James F. Couch, Jr. Adelphi (No Contest)

County Couch

Prince George’s 33,364

Eighth Judicial Circuit (Two to be elected) (No Contest) Robert L. Karwacki Anselm Sodaro Baltimore Baltimore

Karwacki Sodaro

44,656 47,838 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 251

MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

SENATE 1st LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 9th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Allegany and Garrett (Baltimore County) Counties) Norman R. Stone, Jr.,D. .14,608 Edward J. Mason . R 12,661 Raymond J. Krul. . . . R. . 4,409 Philip T. Carolan. . . . D 10,014 2nd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 10th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Allegany and Washington (Baltimore County) Counties) John J. Bishop R .15,767 John P. Corderman D 11,470 George W. H. Pierson. D 10,823 Richard N. Bikle. . . . R. . 7,005 11th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 3rd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Baltimore County) (Frederick and Washington Counties) Robert E. Stroble R 12,936 Lorraine F. Chircus. . D. 9,462 Edward P. Thomas, Jr. R. 12,275 Wallace E. Hutton. . D. . 7,099 12th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Baltimore County) 4th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Melvin A. Steinberg. D .21,861 (Carroll and Frederick Clifford H. Andrews, Jr. Counties) D. . 3,751 Charles H. Smelser . D. 12,340 G. Herbert Rice, Jr.. R 5,857 13th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 5th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Baltimore County) (Baltimore, Carroll and (Seat uncontested) Harford Counties) John C. Coolahan . . D. .14,912 C. A. Porter Hopkins. R. 12,701 Francis X. Kelly . D 10,559 14th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Howard and Montgomery 6th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Counties) (Harford County) James Clark, Jr D 22,449 Arthur Henry Helton, Jr. John E. Messner, Jr. R. 8,496 D 13 759 James F. O’Neill . R . 6,308 15th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 7th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Montgomery County) (Baltimore County) Laurence Levitan. D . 14,049 Donald P. Hutchinson John Stuart Mclnerney D. .16,880 R 12,530 Robert H. Hitchcock. R. . 4,868 8th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 16th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Baltimore County) (Montgomery County) (Seat uncontested) Newton I. Steers, Jr. R 14,062 Roy N. Staten D. 12,380 Woodrow M. Allen. D. 13,595 252 MARYLAND MANUAL

17th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 26th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Montgomery County) (Prince George’s County) Charles W. Gilchrist. D 10,731 (Seat uncontested) Thomas M. Anderson, Jr. Steny H. Hoyer D 8,096 R. . 9,441 27th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 18th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Prince George’s County) (Montgomery County) Peter A. Bozick D. 8,786 D. Evan Crow R 3,262 Margaret S. Schweinhaut D 16,833 28th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Darrell L. Johnson R 6,715 (Charles and Prince George’s 19th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Counties) Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. (Montgomery County) D 10,576 C. Lawrence Wiser. . D. . 14,374 George L. Trees R. 4,404 Carl Lee Frederick, Jr. R 9,201 29th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Charles and St. Mary’s 20th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Counties) (Montgomery County) James C. Simpson . . D . .10,115 Victor L. Crawford. . D . 12,094 Loretta Nimmerrichter Gerald L. Meyer R 5,423 R 9,630 21st LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 30th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Anne Arundel and Calvert (Prince George’s County) Counties) Arthur Dorman D. 10,260 Edward T. Hall R 10,515 S. Gerald Frederick. R 6,080 J. Stuart Whelan, Jr. D 6,056 Samuel Gilmer Ind.. . 2,755 22nd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Prince George’s County) 31st LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Meyer M. Emanuel, Jr. (Anne Arundel County) D. . 9,730 (Seat uncontested) David H. Elliott R. . 4,850 Jerome Francis Connell, Sr. D. 10,789 23rd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Prince George’s County) 32nd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Seat uncontested) (Anne Arundel County) Thomas Patrick O’Reilly Alfred J. Lipin D 9,703 D. 10,073 Roland Franklin Smith R 5,453 24th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 33rd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Prince George’s County) (Seat uncontested) (Anne Arundel County) John A. Cade R 9,037 Edward T. Conroy. D. 13,486 George M. King D 8,703 25th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Marvin O. Morris Ind. 892 (Prince George’s County) 34th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Tommie Broadwater D 5,291 (Cecil, Kent and Queen Anne’s Robert A. Spencer Ind. 1,497 Counties) Arthur A. King Elroy G. Boyer D 11,518 D Write-In 312 John C. Miller R . 7,884 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 253 35th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 42nd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Caroline, Dorchester, Talbot (Baltimore City) and Wicomico Counties) (Seat uncontested) Frederick C. Malkus, Jr. Rosalie Silber Abrams D. 10,626 D .13,387 Philip E. Nuttle, Jr. R.. 7,712 43rd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 36th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Baltimore City) (Somerset, Wicomico and (Seat uncontested) Worcester Counties) J. Joseph Curran, Jr. D. .13,425 E. Homer White, Jr. D 14,801 Joshua D. Richardson R 6,513 44th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 37th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Baltimore City) (Seat uncontested) (Baltimore City) John Carroll Byrnes D . 12,369 Harry J. McGuirk. D. 7,148 John W. Reed, Jr.. R 2,028 45th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 38th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Baltimore City) (Seat uncontested) (Baltimore City) (Seat uncontested) Robert L. Douglass. . D. . 5,143 Robert L. Dalton Clarence Mitchell HI D. 7,242 D Write-In.. 1,254 39th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 46th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Baltimore City) (Baltimore City) (Seat uncontested) (Seat uncontested) Julian L. Lapides . . ,D 9,133 Joseph S. Bonvegna. D 10,128 40th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 47th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Baltimore City) (Baltimore City) (Seat uncontested) (Seat uncontested) Verda Welcome D 10,246 Cornell N. Dypski . D . 9,821 41st LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Baltimore City) (Seat uncontested) Clarence W. Blount. D. 10,213 254 MARYLAND MANUAL

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

1st LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Subdistrict J,B) (Subdistrict 1A ) (Two delegates) (One delegate) Raymond E. Beck. R 6,916 DeCorsey E. Bolden R . 4,906 V. Lanny Harchenhorn R 6,262 Raymond O. McCullough, Jr. Arthur N. Caple. . D.. 5,235 D. . 2,637 Louis B. Scharon. . D 5,114 (Subdistrict IB) (Two delegates) 5th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT William B. Byrnes D 9,788 (Subdistrict 5A) Thomas B. Cumiskey .D . 7,763 (One delegate Lester B. Reed R , . 5,792 William H. Amoss . D 5,244 William R. Davis . R 5,302 C. Kenneth Beattie R 2,836 2nd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Subdistrict SB) (Subdistrict 2A ) (Two delegates) (One delegate) George A. Price R 9,810 Richard C. Matthews . R 9,796 Casper R. Taylor, Jr.. D . 3,161 Carl J. Yarema D 6,147 Edward T. Evans, Jr.. R 2,257 John L. Bell D . 6,145 (Subdistrict 2B) (One delegate) 6th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Irwin F. Hoffman D . 3,560 Catherine I. Riley. . ,D. 12,748 Robert A. McKee . R . 3,333 William H. Cox, Jr. D 11,930 George B. Adams, Jr.. D 10,969 (Subdistrict 2C) Jon Harlan Livezey. R . 8,145 (One delegate) Imogene B. Johnston. R . 6,885 Ralph H. Schultz R. . 4,787 Donald F. Munson . . R . 3,716 Richard Grumbacher. D 2,204 7th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Dennis F. Rasmussen. D 15,099 3rd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Michael H. Weir D 14,751 (Subdistrict 3A) Peter J. Basilone D 13,519 (One delegate) Dennis Craig Barlow . R 7,419 Charles F. Wagaman, Jr. Harold F. Savage, Jr., R . 5,107 R . 3,795 Oscar F. Beam R 4,893 Joseph H. McElwee .D . 2,376 8th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Subdistrict SB) (Two delegates) (Two seats uncontested) Patrick T. Welsh D 13,687 Julien Paul Delphey.R 8,421 John S. Arnick D 12,519 C. Clifton Virts D. . 7,515 Daniel J. Minnick, Jr.. D. 12,045 Galen R. Clagett D 7,203 James H. Baker R . . 5,061 Roger W. Moser, Sr.. R . 2,528 9th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 4th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Two seats uncontested) (Subdistrict 4.A) William Rush D . 14,441 (One delegate) George E. Heffner . . D 14,165 Charles E. Smith . . D . . 4,342 Louis E. Einschutz. . D. . 13,479 G. Hunter Bowers, Jr.. R . 2,641 John P. Quinn R. . 5,994 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 255

10th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 15th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Thomas B. Kernan D 13,911 (Subdistrict ISA) William M. Linton. . R. 13,297 (One delegate) F. Vernon Boozer. . . R 12,643 Jerry H. Hyatt D .. 6,107 David L. Anderson. . D. . 12,420 Howard A. Denis. . R . 5,612 Robert E. Latshaw, Jr. R . 11,745 (Subdistrict 15B) Harold E. Long D . 11,309 (Two delegates) Judith C. Toth D. 9,654 Arthur S. Drea, Jr.. D. . 8,675 11th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Thomas H. Williams . R .. 6,925 Berth Booth R .11,854 George E. Sauer . . . R . . 6,479 Thomas W. Chamberlain, Sr. R. 11,325 16th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT A. Wade Each R. 11,323 Marilyn Goldwater. . . D . . 14,266 James W. Curran. D 9,459 John X. Ward D 14,265 Roy E. Estes D. . 8,620 Nancy K. Kopp D. . 14,083 Walter J. Ballesteros. D. 8,348 Constance A. Morelia . R. 13,314 E. Del Lamiman, Jr. R. 11,576 12th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT John T. Perrin R. 11,220 (One seat uncontested) 17th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Howard J. Needle D 21,448 S. Frank Shore D . . 12,267 Theodore Levin D. 21,252 Joseph E. Owens D. 11,337 Arthur S. Alperstein .D 20,612 Robert Anthony Jacques Carl F. Beall R 4,862 D. 9,869 Harvey T. Galonoy. R 3,565 Luiz R. Simmons . R . 9,286 D. Jay Edwards R . . 8,095 13th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Waddell S. Taylor. R 6,948 (One seat uncontested) 18th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT J. Edward Malone D 13,298 Charles A. Docter. . . D. . 15,395 Louis P. Morsberger. D 12,328 Donald B. Robertson. D . 15,244 Timothy R. Hickman . D 13,238 David L. Scull D . 15,107 Arthur W. Downs. . . R. . 4,647 Thomas L. Craven . . R 8,999 Malcolm I. Nagle . R . 3,781 Fleur S. Bresler R . 7,687 Bruce E. Hofmann Ind. 3,561 Betty Bales Blouin. . R 6,892 14th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 19th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Subdistrict HA) (One seat uncontested) (One delegate) Lucille Maurer D . . 15,235 Eugene J. Zander. . . D. .15,043 Joel Chasnoff D .. 4,521 Helen L. Koss D . . 14,106 Harry Simms R. 3,802 Kenneth E. Conklin. . R . 8,568 Thomas R. Fancinelli Ramon C. Curry R 8,052 Ind. . 1,326 Robert G. Marshall. Ind. . 4,089 (Subdistrict HB) 20th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Two delegates) Martin S. Becker D. 12,149 J. Hugh Nichols D .14,828 Alexander Bolling Bell D. .11,975 Hugh Burgess D 14,742 Ida G. Ruben D. 10,549 Barbara M. Morris R 8,008 Edward A. Cooke. . . . R. . 6,037 William F. Carroll, Jr. Leon R. Young R . 6,015 R. 6,259 Rita R. Rosenkrantz.. R . 5,925 256 MARYLAND MANUAL

21st LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 27th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Pauline H. Menes. . . D. . 9,807 (Three seats uncontested) Kay G. Bienen D . 9,205 Frank J. Komenda. D 9,027 Andrew 0. Mothershead Charles S. Blumenthal D 8 736 D. 8,789 James R. Pope R . 6,811 Frederick Charles Rummage Julia H. Brown R . . 6,617 D 8,654 Herbert F. Frymark. R . . 5,080 Lawrence R. Albert 28th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Ind. 2,375 William R. McCaffrey. D. . 9,183 John W. Wolf gang. D 8,862 22nd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Joseph F. Vallario. . D . . 8,610 (One seat uncontested) Ann C. Shoch R. . 5,757 James G. Panor R . 5,750 Charles Joseph Sullivan, Jr. James M. Wolfe R.. 5,394 D. .10,700 John J. Garrity D. .10,109 29th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Ann R. Hull D 10,062 Stanley F. Kozikowski (One seat uncontested) R. . 5,445 Royden P. Dyson. . . . D . . 13,578 John Hanson Briscoe 23rd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT D. 13,437 Michael James Sprague (Two seats uncontested) D 11,936 Robert S. Redding. . . D. 9,556 Calvin L. Compton R. . 6,980 Frank B. Pesci D .. 8,970 Alfred J. Longobardi. R. . 6,779 Perry O. Wilkinson, Jr. D. . 8,570 30th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Marie S. Essex .... R... . 4,620 (Subdistrict 30A) Michael Foley, Write-In (One delegate) D.. 982 Thomas A. Rymer. . D 4,373 James P. Hamill R 2,306 24th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Leo E. Green D . 13,592 (Subdistrict SOB) David Gray Ross. . . D. .10,911 (Two delegates) Gerard F. Devlin D. . 10,679 (One seat uncontested) Audrey E. Scott R. 7,461 Donald L. Rosenshine D 7,626 Edward A. Cooney R . . 5,093 Elmer F. Hagner, Jr. .D . 6,634 Elizabeth K. Maffay.R.. 4,487 Aris T. Allen R. 6,528 25th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 31st LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Two seats uncontested) Harold Louis Bachman Decatur W. Trotter. D. 5,907 D 10,263 Francis J. Santangelo, Sr. William J. Helms, Jr. D 5,005 D . 9,851 Nathaniel Exum D.. 4,925 John J. Fallon D . . 441 Lawrence L. Brooks, Sr. Elizabeth T. Slikker.R.. 5,956 R. . 2,703 William E. Smith . . . R. . 5,390 John T. Fuchs R. 4,106 26th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (One seat uncontested) 32nd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT B. W. Mike Donovan. D . 7,146 (One seat uncontested) Lorraine M. Sheehan. D . 6,814 Michael J. Wagner . D . . 10,296 Craig S. Knoll D. 6,630 Tyras S. Athey D . . 9,584 Katharine M. Garnett Franklin A. Thomason R . 3,102 D. . 8,900 Montgomery Beard, Jr. Richard L. Stack. R. . 6,482 R. . 2,607 Roy B. Stockton R. . 3,953 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 257 33rd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 41st LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Elizabeth S. Smith..R.. 9,610 (One seat uncontested) Robert R. Neall R. . 9,139 Patricia Aiken D 8,829 D. . 8,972 Gerold E. Dehm R . 8,623 Arthur G. Murphy, Sr. Joseph W. Sachs . D. 7,818 Walter R. Dean, Jr.. D. . 8,286 Ruth M. Latimer. . . . D . . 7,608 Pinkney A. Howell . D . . 8,107 Carl M. Adair R.. 3,747 34th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Ronald M. Gregory. R . 537 (Two seats uncontested) 42nd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Richard D. Mackie . D 12,899 Roy Clayton Mitchell, Jr. (Three seats uncontested) D 12 725 Benjamin L. Cardin. D .12,869 Carter M. Hickman.. D . 11,390 Steven V. Sklar D.. 12,744 Ellie F. Hawke R. . 8,259 Murray Abramson. . . D. . 12,466 35th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 43rd LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Three seats uncontested) (Two seats uncontested) W. Henry Thomas . D 11,260 William S. Horne. . . D. .10,956 Henry R. Hergenroeder, Jr. John R. Hargreaves. D. 10,687 D. .12,975 John F. X. O’Brien . D . 12,098 36th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Andrew J. Bums . . . D. .11,452 Fillmore E. Dryden, Jr. Joseph J. Long D. . 14,842 Robert Charles Biggy Long R.. 5,578 D. .12,159 44th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Russell O. Hickman. D 12,018 Carlton Yank Dize. R . 7,933 (Two seats uncontested) John R. Savage R . 6,625 Gerald J. Curran. . . ,D. .13,751 John P. Presby R 4,925 Frank C. Robey, Jr.. ,D. 13,583 Dennis C. McCoy. . . D. .13,160 37th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT D. Wainwright Smith R.. 3,383 (Three seats uncontested) Charles Avara D . . 7,007 45th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT John A. Rutkowski D 6,928 (Three seats uncontested) Paul E. Weisengoff . D . 6,902 Joseph A. Chester, Sr. 38th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT D. . 5,484 John W. Douglass. D . 5,404 (Three seats uncontested) Hattie N. Harrison. . D . . 4,821 Isaiah Dixon, Jr D .. 6,272 Simon Jeffries, Jr. Ind... 504 Lena K. Lee I) 5,672 Larry Young D .. 5,237 46th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 39th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Two seats uncontested) (Three seats uncontested) Edward J. Dabrowski, Jr. Richard W. Emory, Jr. D. .10,976 D 8,121 Charles J. Krysiak. . . D. . 10,409 Torrey C. Brown. . .D .. 7,730 George J. Santoni. . 1). 9,077 William J. Madonna, Jr. Loreto P. Tagliaferri. R 3,339 D 7,288 47th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT 40th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT (Three seats uncontested) (Three seats uncontested) Raymond A. Dypski. D 9,733 Troy F. Brailey D .. 8,717 American Joe Miedusiewski Lloyal Randolph D. . 8,017 D. . 9,633 Kenneth L. Webster . D . 7,710 Elmer Elmo Walters . D. . 8,989 258 MARYLAND MANUAL

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

Chapter 258—Acts of 1973 AN ACT to add Anne Arundel County to the provisions relating to the immediate taking of property by the State which presently apply to Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Montgomery County and Cecil County. Counties For Against Allegany 1,855 5,366 Anne Arundel 19,579 30,762 Baltimore .... 64,470 43,847 Calvert 787 1,495 Caroline 432 1,003 Carroll 2,232 6,505 Cecil 1,670 3,223 Charles 1,608 3,553 Dorchester 525 1,241 Frederick 2,634 5,185 Garrett 472 1,931 Harford 6,864 11,476 Howard 6,390 10,923 Kent 556 1,115 Montgomery . 48,307 30,808 Prince George’s 30,136 36,381 Queen Anne’s 558 1,100 St. Mary’s ... 1,062 1,985 Somerset 347 928 Talbot 972 1,869 Washington . . 1,648 4,604 Wicomico 1,729 3,203 Worcester . 670 1,343 Totals 195,503 209,846 Baltimore City 43,447 30,952 Grand Total 238,950 240,798 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 259 Chapter 632—Acts of 1973 AN ACT to provide that the Legislature may provide, by law, for the Treasurer to disburse the monies of the State by a system other than by the use of checks. Counties For Against Allegany 3,073 6,905 Anne Arundel 22,875 23,802 Baltimore .... 63,483 51,270 Calvert 1,054 1,587 Caroline 517 1,233 Carroll 3,758 6,043 Cecil 1,903 3,770 Charles 2,301 4,151 Dorchester . . . 580 1,810 Frederick 3,985 5,985 Garrett 765 2,200 Harford 8,615 11,903 Howard 11,068 7,865 Kent 593 1,472 Montgomery . 68,734 55,946 Prince George’s 39,446 43,397 Queen Anne’s 565 1,536 St. Mary’s .... 1,171 2,681 Somerset 443 1,240 Talbot 1,287 2,129 Washington . . . 2,996 8,655 Wicomico 2,421 4,642 Worcester 1,040 1,801 Totals 242,673 252,023 Baltimore City 43,982 31,993 Grand Total 286,655 284,016 260 MARYLAND MANUAL

Chapter 745—Acts of 1973 AN ACT imposing requirements for a balanced budget, requiring that the budget bill as submitted by the Governor, supplemented by the Governor and amended by the General Assembly contain proposed appropriations not in excess of total estimated revenues. Counties For Against Allegany 6,897 2,837 Anne Arundel 36,706 9,268 Baltimore 96,458 20,055 Calvert 2,019 561 Caroline 1,290 486 Carroll 7,685 2,061 Cecil 4,066 1,395 Charles 4,992 1,289 Dorchester 1,712 636 Frederick 7,952 2,042 Garrett 1,923 933 Harford 16,613 3,550 Howard 16,326 2,616 Kent 1,464 545 Montgomery 112,749 13,749 Prince George’s 70,984 12,888 Queen Anne’s 1,615 415 St. Mary’s 2,950 858 Somerset 1,015 562 Talbot 2,843 623 Washington 8,899 2,666 Wicomico 5,596 1,323 Worcester 2,061 636 Totals 414,815 81,994 Baltimore City 56,246 19,321 Grand Total 471,061 101,315 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 261 Chapter 133—Acts of 1974 AN ACT to authorize the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore to make, guarantee or insure financial loans for or in connection with the rehabilitation, renovation, redevelopment, or improvement of resi- dential or commercial property, or any combination thereof, in Balti- more City. Counties For Against Allegany 2,928 3,943 Anne Arundel 23,493 18,176 Baltimore 71,321 40,710 Calvert 1,136 1,005 Caroline 695 824 Carroll 4,066 4,436 Cecil 2,099 2,492 Charles 2,221 2,750 Dorchester 756 962 Frederick 3,993 3,834 Garrett 786 1,426 Harford 11,057 7,594 Howard 11,819 5,814 Kent 771 855 Montgomery 68,520 25,668 Prince George’s 45,174 25,882 Queen Anne’s 671 1,048 St. Mary’s 1,454 1,478 Somerset 449 779 Talbot 1,494 1,298 Washington 2,603 3,658 Wicomico 2,258 2,593 Worcester 823 1,083 Totals 260,487 158,308 Baltimore City 57,410 26,814 Grand Total 317,897 185,122 262 MARYLAND MANUAL

Chapter 879—Acts of 1974 AN ACT providing for the suspension, without pay or benefits, of certain elected officials from office upon conviction of or the entry of certain pleas to certain crimes and for the removal of such officials if the conviction becomes final; providing for appointments to fill such elective office during such suspension; providing for the reinstatement of such elected official and the restoration of pay and benefits under certain circumstances. Counties For Against Allegany 8,073 2,357 Anne Arundel 40,680 6,578 Baltimore 105,373 15,939 Calvert 288 426 Caroline 1,436 416 Carroll 8,564 1,692 Cecil 4,734 1,121 Charles 5,839 949 Dorchester 1,932 544 Frederick 8,899 1,591 Garrett 2,108 809 Harford 18,410 2,633 Howard 17,929 1,611 Kent 1,708 436 Montgomery 123,908 7,018 Prince George’s 79,529 8,685 Queen Anne’s 1,816 354 St. Mary’s 3,353 683 Somerset 1,142 546 Talbot 3,144 479 Washington 9,697 2,105 Wicomico 6,146 1,145 Worcester 2,263 567 Totals 456,971 58,684 Baltimore City 62,915 15,898 Grand Total 519,886 74,582 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 263 Chapter 880—Acts of 1974 AN ACT clarifying provisions concerning eligibility of persons for the General Assembly, changing the references to Districts or Sub- districts from which Delegates and Senators are elected, abolishing certain residence requirements, and establishing new residence re- quirements. Counties For Against Allegany 4,285 4,231 Anne Arundel 24,584 17,479 Baltimore .... 67,864 40,799 Calvert 1,284 1,093 Caroline 698 822 Carroll 4,386 4,626 Cecil 2,382 2,649 Charles 3,275 2,399 Dorchester . . 989 990 Frederick 4,999 3,956 Garrett 1,055 1,498 Harford 10,762 7,583 Howard 11,475 6,527 Kent 837 903 Montgomery 94,835 22,678 Prince George’s 46,552 31,329 Queen Anne’s . 755 1,060 St. Mary’s . . 1,993 1,248 Somerset 563 762 Talbot 1,720 1,348 Washington 4,318 6,084 Wicomico 3,677 2,318 Worcester 1,177 1,181 Totals 294,465 163,563 Baltimore City 44,228 27,146 Grand Total 338,693 190,709 264 MARYLAND MANUAL

Chapter 881—Acts of 1974 AN ACT permitting the General Assembly to provide by suitable enactment for voting by qualified voters of the State who are absent at the time of any election in which they are entitled to vote and for voting by other qualified voters who are unable to vote personally. Counties For Against Allegany 5,815 3,356 Anne Arundel 29,792 13,730 Baltimore 75,739 36,413 Calvert 1,769 746 Caroline 949 671 Carroll 5,779 3,488 Cecil 3,198 2,078 Charles 4,198 1,891 Dorchester 1,305 850 Frederick 6,572 2,926 Garrett 1,406 1,259 Harford 13,620 6,030 Howard 14,212 4,372 Kent 1,119 777 Montgomery 111,263 12,637 Prince George’s 61,235 20,777 Queen Anne’s 962 937 St. Mary’s 2,514 1,137 Somerset 710 761 Talbot 2,232 1,037 Washington 6,625 4,228 Wicomico 4,124 2,509 Worcester 1,653 931 Totals 356,791 123,541 Baltimore City 52,987 24,907 Grand Total 409,778 148,448 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 265 Chapter 882—Acts of 1974 AN ACT increasing the annual salary of the Governor to $45,000. Counties For Against Allegany 3,072 11,319 Anne Arundel 24,206 29,511 Baltimore 49,161 83,680 Calvert 1,404 1,830 Caroline 512 1,971 Carroll 2,905 9,190 Cecil 1,541 5,716 Charles 3,501 4,536 Dorchester 765 3,690 Frederick 4,019 9,155 Garrett 583 3,051 Harford 7,981 15,601 Howard 10,805 10,289 Kent 541 2 353 Montgomery 96,658 4L875 Prince George’s 51,889 40,840 Queen Anne’s 820 1,908 St. Mary’s 2,040 3,260 Somerset 514 2,278 Talbot 1,380 3,294 Washington 2,636 12,987 Wicomico 2,242 7,242 Worcester 908 2,969 Totals 270,083 308,095 Baltimore City 36,021 54,635 Grand Total 306,104 362,730 266 MARYLAND MANUAL

Chapter 883—Acts of 1974 AN ACT making certain changes relating to the presentment, veto, and effective date of bills that have passed the General Assembly. Counties For Against Allegany 4,757 3,332 Anne Arundel 28,781 11,265 Baltimore 79,798 26,160 Calvert 1,519 741 Caroline 773 669 Carroll 5,804 2,879 Cecil 2,888 2,022 Charles 3,521 2,007 Dorchester 1,232 729 Frederick 5,850 2,726 Garrett 1,345 1,130 Harford 12,595 5,569 Howard 14,381 3,081 Kent 878 740 Montgomery 99,869 12,968 Prince George’s 57,676 17,079 Queen Anne’s 1,908 627 St. Mary’s 1,832 1,203 Somerset 616 694 Talbot 2,027 898 Washington 6,913 3,276 Wicomico 3,769 1,942 Worcester 1,427 899 Totals 340,159 102,636 Baltimore City 52,049 20,307 Grand Total 392,208 122,943 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 267 Chapter 886—Acts of 1974 AN ACT authorizing the Commission on Judicial Disabilities to recommend to the Court of Appeals the censure or other appropriate disciplining of a judge and to issue a reprimand; authorizing the Court of Appeals to adopt rules governing the confidentiality of Com- mission proceedings and the record thereof; clarifying the power of the Court of Appeals to act upon the recommendation of the Com- mission. Counties For Against Allegany 5,146 2,987 Anne Arundel 31,791 8,727 Baltimore .... 86,688 20.505 Calvert 1,749 556 Caroline 938 547 Carroll 6,321 2,399 Cecil 3,186 1,625 Charles 4,097 1,414 Dorchester . . . 1,392 593 Frederick 5,887 2,473 Garrett 1,379 1,069 Harford 14,042 4,144 Howard 14,816 2,759 Kent 1,106 575 Montgomery . 107,837 10,426 Prince George’s 64,574 12,719 Queen Anne’s 1,267 495 St. Mary’s . . . 2,334 876 Somerset 724 569 Talbot 2,255 725 Washington . . 6,365 3,228 Wicomico 4,206 1,548 Worcester 1,590 723 Totals 369,690 81,682 Baltimore City 53,500 18.506 Grand Total 423,190 100,188 268 MARYLAND MANUAL

Chapter 887—Acts of 1974 AN ACT abolishing the office of County Surveyor in Carroll and Garrett Counties and, after a certain time, in Montgomery County. Counties For Against Allegany 4,180 3,407 Anne Arundel 27,962 9,433 Baltimore 77,626 23,691 Calvert 1,397 632 Caroline 764 552 Carroll 7,123 3,196 Cecil 2,658 1,700 Charles 2,780 2,061 Dorchester 934 640 Frederick 5,458 2,375 Garrett 1,699 1,417 Harford 12,567 4,412 Howard 13,925 2,753 Kent 899 555 Montgomery 99,580 16,346 Prince George’s 51,317 16,543 Queen Anne’s 888 556 St. Mary’s 1,676 1,119 Somerset 531 602 Talbot 1,849 710 Washington 3,116 2,853 Wicomico 3,048 1,709 Worcester 1,106 739 Totals 322,983 97,901 Baltimore City 47,064 19,296 Grand Total 370,047 117,197 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 269 Chapter 888—Acts of 1974 AN ACT to authorize the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore to make, guarantee or insure financial loans for or in connection with the purchase, acquisition, construction, erection or development of residential property in Baltimore City, including any land necessary thereof. Counties For Against Allegany 2,525 4,057 Anne Arundel 21,201 17,522 Baltimore 65,210 42,068 Calvert 1,027 1,360 Caroline 516 837 Carroll 3,708 4,528 Cecil 1,896 2,534 Charles 1,922 2,826 Dorchester 658 978 Frederick 3,648 3,900 Garrett 664 1,470 Harford 9,988 7,920 Howard 11,499 5,508 Kent 627 909 Montgomery 61,004 27,417 Prince George’s 37,891 28,305 Queen Anne’s 563 1,066 St. Mary’s 1,239 1,598 Somerset 389 763 Talbot 1,333 1,352 Washington 2,170 3,622 Wicomico 1,984 2,640 Worcester 744 1,106 Totals 232,406 164,295 Baltimore City 52,890 27,239 Grand Total 285,296 191,534 270 MARYLAND MANUAL

Chapter 889—Acts of 1974 AN ACT providing that in Baltimore City all employees of the Clerk of the Criminal Court shall be appointed or removed according to the Merit System procedure established by law for deputies and clerks. Counties For Against Allegany 4,032 2,921 Anne Arundel 30,962 8,299 Baltimore 88,775 19,997 Calvert 1,633 532 Caroline 856 553 Carroll 5,938 2,403 Cecil 3,060 1,553 Charles 3,564 1,329 Dorchester 1,138 583 Frederick 5,645 2,223 Garrett 1,160 1,044 Harford 14,403 3,717 Howard 13,787 3,478 Kent 1,022 557 Montgomery 69,198 12,259 Prince George’s 54,814 12,567 Queen Anne’s 1,056 520 St. Mary’s 2,153 888 Somerset 655 609 Talbot 2,046 716 Washington 3,682 2,425 Wicomico 3,211 1,636 Worcester 1,179 758 Totals 313,969 81,567 Baltimore City 53,688 24,569 Grand Total 367,657 106,136 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 271 STATE-WIDE REFERENDUM

Chapter 873—Acts of 1974 AN ACT concerning Public Education—Services for Nonpublic School Children; for the purpose of providing for the loan of text- books, instructional equipment, instructional material to nonpublic schools, and to provide for the transportation of children attending nonpublic schools in the State of Maryland, and relating generally to State aid for children attending nonpublic schools. Counties For Against Allegany 6,427 10,979 Anne Arundel 26,135 30,263 Baltimore 72,015 73,773 Calvert 1,443 2,517 Caroline 717 2,140 Carroll 4,272 7,925 Cecil 2,894 4,818 Charles 4,677 4,240 Dorchester 1,021 3,124 Frederick 4,812 8,912 Garrett 974 2,588 Harford 10,595 13,969 Howard 8,831 13,045 Kent 960 2,175 Montgomery 52,218 90,722 Prince George’s 43,044 54,117 Queen Anne’s 923 1,989 St. Mary’s 4,007 3,048 Somerset 602 2,825 Talbot 1,770 3,086 Washington 3,554 12,259 Wicomico 2,010 9,306 Worcester 982 3,514 Totals 254,883 361,334 Baltimore City 59,637 49,819 Grand Total 314,520 411,153 272 MARYLAND MANUAL

LOCAL REFERENDA

CARROLL COUNTY Chapter 599—Acts of 1973 AN ACT to repeal and re-enact, with amendments, Section 35(b) of Article 77 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1972 Supplement), title “Public Education,” subtitle “Chapter 4. County Boards of Education”; and to add new Section 351? of the same article, title and sub-title, to follow immediately after Section 35A thereof; providing for the composition, election, salary, powers and duties of the Board of Education of Carroll County and matters generally relating to an elected school board for Carroll County; and sub- mitting this Act to a referendum of the legally qualified voters of Carroll County. FOR THE REFERRED LAW AGAINST THE REFERRED LAW 6,034 4,037

CHARLES COUNTY Chapter 817—Acts of 1974 AN ACT permitting the establishment of a Public Works Department in Charles County. FOR THE REFERRED LAW AGAINST THE REFERRED LAW 5,927 2,204

DORCHESTER COUNTY Chapter 652—Acts of 1974 AN ACT for the purpose of exempting Dorchester County from the laws of the State relating to Sabbath Breaking, except those con- cerning alcoholic beverages, bowling alleys, tenpin alleys, duckpin alleys, or poolrooms. FOR THE REFERRED LAW AGAINST THE REFERRED LAW 3,066 1,548 State Central Committees (Code 1957,1971 Replacement Volume, Article 33, Sections 11-1 to 11-3)

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DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF MARYLAND 514 St. Paul Place Telephone: 539-1500 Baltimore 21201 (Terms expire 1978) William S. James, Chairman Lyn H. Clark, Co-Chairman Brenda C. Pettaway, Secretary Anne E. Baker, Treasurer John J. Hampton, Executive Director Thomas A. Farrington, National Committeeperson Clarence W. Blount, National Committeeperson Mildred Otenasek, National Committeeperson Daniel F. McMullen III, Regional Chairman for Western Maryland Louis B. Knecht, Regional Chairman for Montgomery County Herbert Goldstein, Regional Chairman for Eastern Shore Kenneth D. Rigby, Regional Chairman for Southern Maryland Fred E. Chandler, Regional Chairman for Prince George’s County David Boschert, Regional Chairman for Anne Arundel County James C. Swartz, Regional Chairman for Baltimore County Eugene Weiss, Regional Chairman for Central Maryland John D. Jefferies, Regional Chairman for Baltimore City Rosalie Silber Abrams, Regional Chairman for Baltimore City

ALLEGANY COUNTY Thomas B. Finan, Jr., Chairman Cumberland 21502 William V. Keegan, Vice Chairman Cumberland 21502 John J. Long, Secretary Cumberland 21502 J. Frederick Scharer, Treasurer (non-voting) . . Cumberland 21502 James L. Conlon Cumberland 21502 Daniel F. McMullen III Cumberland 21502 James J. Ortiz Cumberland 21502 John T. Rowan Cumberland 21502

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY George T. Schmincke, District 32, Chairman . . . . Glen Burnie 21061 Mrs. Ronny A. Wainwright, District 33, Vice Chairman Severna Park 21147 James R. Martin, Jr., District 30, Secretary Annapolis 21401 Vernon A. Ochs, Sr., District 31, Treasurer Pasadena 21122 District 30 Alan W. Bernstein Annapolis 21403 District 31 Charles E. Smelser . . Pasadena 21122 Sue M. Sterling Glen Burnie 21061 District 32 Teresa L. Barry Glen Burnie 21061 Virginia S. Pope . . . Hanover 21076 276 MARYLAND MANUAL

District 33 David Boschert Millersville 21108 Use M. Darling Annapolis 21403

BALTIMORE CITY Francis J. Gorman, District 44, Chairman Baltimore 21218 Mary B. Adams, District 40, Vice Chairman Baltimore 21216 Louise T. Keelty, District 39, Secretary Baltimore 21217 Joseph P. Murphy, District 37, Treasurer Baltimore 21229 District 37 Hubert J. McCormick Baltimore 21226 Jackie R. Sauerhoff Baltimore 21229 District 38 John D. Jefferies Baltimore 21217 Emerson R. Julian Baltimore 21216 Sterling A. Paige Baltimore 21217 District 39 Carl C. Burke Baltimore 21211 J. Michael Lehane Baltimore 21218 District 40 Victorine Q. Adams Baltimore 21216 Henry C. Welcome Baltimore 21217 District 41 Richard J. Brown Baltimore 21207 Nathaniel T. Oaks Baltimore 21229 Brenda C. Pettaway Baltimore 21216 District 42 Rosalie Silber Abrams Baltimore 21215 Morris Alperstein Baltimore 21215 Jayme Dorf Baltimore 21209 District 43 Mary K. Gallagher Baltimore 21212 Joseph William Lanasa Baltimore 21206 Thomas F. McNulty Baltimore 21212 District 44 Joseph M. Ernst Baltimore 21214 Gerald V. O’Connor, Sr. Baltimore 21206 District 45 Clarence H. Burns Baltimore 21213 Oscar T. Jobe, Jr Baltimore 21213 Raleigh Turnage, Jr Baltimore 21218 District 46 Anita J. Borzymowski Baltimore 21213 Robert L. Demski Baltimore 21224 John G. Linz Baltimore 21224 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 277

District 47 Stanislaus T. Cudnik Baltimore 21224 Joseph J. Klosek Baltimore 21230 Stanislaus J. Stankowski Baltimore 21231

BALTIMORE COUNTY Edward A. Griffith, Chairman, District 11 Baltimore 21204 Charles B. Kropfelder, District 9, 1st Vice Chairman, Baltimore 21230 Kenneth H. Masters, District 13, 2nd Vice Chairman, Baltimore 21228 Mildred J. Baker, District 8, Secretary Baltimore 21222 Joel H. Pachino, District 12, Treasurer Baltimore 21208 District 5 Victor P. Dirienzo Lutherville 21093 John E. Ensor Parkton 21120 James C. Swartz Cockeysville 21030 District 7 Robert Terry Connelly Baltimore 21221 Quintin T. Eckenrode Baltimore 21220 James N. Hart Baltimore 21221 Mae T. Matarozza Baltimore 21221 District 8 Patrick Joseph Barry Baltimore 21222 William R. Evans Baltimore 21222 Frederick Meyer, Jr. Baltimore 21222 District 9 Austin Martin, Jr Baltimore 21222 Robert J. Seidel, Sr Baltimore 21234 John W. Seling, Sr Baltimore 21237 District 10 Joseph J. Cascio Baltimore 21234 Robert C. Lynch Baltimore 21239 Mark C. Mediavy, Jr. Baltimore 21212 Wanda S. Schloeder Baltimore 21212 District 11 Joseph E. Glass Timonium 21093 John T. Moylan Baltimore 21207 Alvie B. Unglesbee Baltimore 21228

District 12 Leon Albin Baltimore 21209 Keith S. Franz Baltimore 21209 Betty K. Hamburger Baltimore 21208

District 13 Robert N. Ford Baltimore 21227 Elmer L. Morsberger Baltimore 21228 L. Anne Weinkam Baltimore 21228 278 MARYLAND MANUAL

CALVERT COUNTY B. Leveille Hance, Chairman Huntingtown 20639 John M. Gott, Secretary Prince Frederick 20678 Charles W. Pitcher, Treasurer Port Republic 20676

CAROLINE COUNTY Ronald K. Fearins, Chairman Preston 21655 Thomas L. Jarvis, Vice Chairman Greensboro 21639 Joseph D. Quinn II, Secretary-Treasurer Denton 21629 Edmund F. Phillips Federalsburg 21632 Philip E. Reed Denton 21629 Dorsey L. Wooters Denton 21629

CARROLL COUNTY Thurston E. Ensor, Jr., Chairman Westminster 21157 Charles 0. Fisher, Jr., Vice Chairman Westminster 21157 V. David Grayson, Treasurer Keymar 21757 Joseph D. Mish, Jr., Secretary Westminster 21157 Charles F. Beck Mt. Airy 21771 John C. Lovell New Windsor 21776

CECIL COUNTY David D. Rudolph, Chairman Elkton 21921 Paul C. Dennis, Vice Chairman Elkton 21921 Pauline M. Strahorn, Treasurer Elkton 21921 Jane C. Williams, Secretary Charlestown 21914 Jean C. Baker Elkton 21921 William C. Manlove Earleville 21919

CHARLES COUNTY William P. Gardiner, Chairman La Plata 20646 Sharon Lee Camp Welcome 20693 James P. Kelleher Waldorf 20601 John T. Parran, Jr Indian Head 20640 Scarlett S. Mower Waldorf 20601 Harry T. Stine Newburg 20664 Richard A. Winkler White Plains 20695

DORCHESTER COUNTY Gary V. McNamara, Chairman Cambridge 21613 Barton T. Spicer, Treasurer Cambridge 21613 William Willis Tubman, Jr., Secretary Cambridge 21613 John F. Luthy, Jr Cambridge 21613 Gilbert E. Windsor, Jr Cambridge 21613

FREDERICK COUNTY Frederick J. Bower, Chairman Thurmont 21788 Austin C. Powell, Vice Chairman Frederick 21701 Thomas G. Slater, Secretary Frederick 21701 Clarence E. Jewell III, Assistant Chairman Frederick 21701 James M. Murphy, Finance Chairman Frederick 21701 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 279 Wilbur L. Ford, Jr Buckeystown 21717 Odett K. Reeder Frederick 21701

GARRETT COUNTY Ada Mae Welsh, Chairman Mountain Lake Park 21550 James E. Matthews, Vice Chairman Oakland 21550 David C. Beard, Treasurer Swanton 21561 George E. Brady, Jr., Secretary Kitzmiller 21538 Mike Naylor, Public Relations Oakland 21550 Arthur G. Coddington McHenry 21541

HARFORD COUNTY J. Wilmer Cronin, Chairman Aberdeen 21001 A. Freeborn Brown Havre de Grace 21078 W. Lester Davis II Aberdeen 21001 Charles M. Irwin Churchville 21028 Margaret A. Isennock Joppa 21085 Charles H. Reed Bel Air 21014

HOWARD COUNTY Victor W. Kunst, Chairman Columbia 21046 Anne E. Baker Ellicott City 21043 Lani C. Clark Columbia 21045 Rosemary M. Ford Elkridge 21227 John F. Gore, Jr Savage 20863 Chester B. Grimes West Friendship 21794 C. Stuart Knudsen Ellicott City 21043 William R. Powell III Ellicott City 21043 Eugene Weiss Columbia 21044

KENT COUNTY Lawrence W. Simms, Chairman Rock Hall 21661 Barney Stephen Cooper Worton 21678 Florence J. Dickerson Chestertown 21620 Wilson B. Dill Galena 21635 Charles H. Graves Chestertown 21620 W. Robert Newman, Jr Massey 21650 E. Clyde Sparks Chestertown 21620

MONTGOMERY COUNTY Louis B. Knecht, Chairman Rockville 20853 Joel M. Savits, Vice Chairman Rockville 20852 Natalie Bouquet, Secretary Bethesda 20014 Jacob I. Bregman, Treasurer Bethesda 20014 Laurel K. Barron Bethesda 20034 Jay S. Bernstein Potomac 20854 Patricia H. Billings Silver Spring 20902 William H. Bradford, Jr Rockville 20850 Thomas E. Bratten, Jr Silver Spring 20901 Roy W. Dickinson Silver Spring 20910 James F. Doherty Silver Spring 20910 Mark E. Fields Chevy Chase 20015 Leslie Alan Glick Silver Spring 20910 280 MARYLAND MANUAL

Lucille F. Harrigan Washington, D.C. 20016 Sheila F. Hixon Silver Spring 20904 Margaret Ann Parker Germantown 20787 Walter J. Petzold Rockville 20853 Marjorie A. Stanley Silver Spring 20902 Arlyss K. Wiggins Silver Spring 20904

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY Lance W. Billingsley, Chairman Adelphi 20783 Sylvania W. Woods, Vice Chairman Glenarden 20801 Jeanette F. Bryant, Secretary Camp Springs 20031 Reginald L. McNamara, Jr., Treasurer Lanham 20801 Charles L. Armentrout, Jr. Hyattsville 20782 Fred E. Chandler Oxon Hill 20021 Alan R. Friedman College Park 20740 Joanne O’Brien Bowie 20715 Richard A. Palumbo Hyattsville 20783 Charles J. Ryan Bowie 20715 Charles L. Wright Oxon Hill 20021

QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY Herbert Goldstein, Chairman Chestertown 21620 William T. Harris, Jr., Vice Chairman Centreville 21617 William Edwin Cole, Jr., Secretary Queenstown 21658 Roberta B. Robinson, Treasurer Queen Anne 21657 Wheeler R. Baker Chester 21619 Vernon Marion Clark Millington 21651 Lucy C. George Sudlersville 21668

SOMERSET COUNTY Edward J. Price, Chairman Princess Anne 21853 John S. Catlin, Vice Chairman Crisfield 21817 Allen Foster Matthews, Treasurer Kingston 21834 Robert J. Purnell, Secretary Crisfield 21817 Carl Pete Ward, Publicity Chairman Marion 21838 Isaac H. Dorsey Crisfield 21817

ST. MARY’S COUNTY Joseph E. Bean, Chairman Great Mills 20634 William D. Boyd, Sr., Vice Chairman Chaptico 20621 Jane L. Conklin, Secretary Drayden 20630 Kenneth D. Rigby, Treasurer Leonardtown 20650 Kenneth R. Dement Callaway 20620 John Phillip Rue II Leonardtown 20650 Kenneth L. Wathen Leonardtown 20650

TALBOT COUNTY Philip Carey Foster, Chairman Easton 21601 McKenny W. Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer Oxford 21654 Gary L. Fairbank Tilghman 21671 Alfred Parker Quimby Cordova 21625 Alex J. Spencer St. Michaels 21663 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 281

WASHINGTON COUNTY C. H. Eichelberger, Chairman Hagerstown 21740 Helen Stotlemeyer, Secretary Hancock 21750 Michael G. Callas, Treasurer Hagerstown 21740 Ralph A. McCauley Hagerstown 21740 Donald A. Smith Hagerstown 21740

WICOMICO COUNTY C. Edward Hayes, Jr., Chairman Salisbury 21801 W. Newton Carey, Jr., Vice Chairman Salisbury 21801 Wade H. Insley III, Treasurer Salisbury 21801 Thomas E. Smith, Secretary Salisbury 21801 John E. Adkins Salisbury 21801 Patricia M. Banks Salisbury 21801 Bettye Jane Detamore Salisbury 21801

WORCESTER COUNTY James S. Onley, Jr., Chairman Snow Hill 21863 Marion L. Butler, Vice Chairman Pocomoke City 21851 Klein G. Leister, Treasurer Pocomoke City 21851 Michael D. Ward, Secretary Snow Hill 21863 K. Bennett Bozman Berlin 21811 M. William Miller Ocean City 21842 282 MARYLAND MANUAL

REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF MARYLAND 9 W. Hamilton Street Telephone: 727-1064 Baltimore 21201 (Terms expire 1978) David R. Forward, Chairman Michael A. Gendel, First Vice Chairman Gary P. Ponzoli, Second Vice Chairman June Intemann, Third Vice Chairman Mary Walkup, Secretary Marshall W. Jones, Jr., Treasurer Richard M. Allen, National Committeeman Louise Gore, National Committeewoman

ALLEGANY COUNTY R. Neil Williams, Chairman Westernport 21562 Karen R. Lancaster, Vice Chairman Mt. Savage 21545 Wallace G. Ullery, Secretary Cumberland 21502 Robert J. Martin, Treasurer La Vale 21502 William R. King Cumberland 21502 Gerald E. Reeves Frostburg 21532 Edward E. Truly Midland 21542

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY Joseph L. Miller, Jr., District 30, Chairman Annapolis 21403 Ben C. Bemis, District 33, Vice Chairman & Treasurer, Severna Park 21146 Carol C. Glinka, District 32 Secretary Glen Burnie 21061 Carol W. Taylor, Dist. 30, Women’s Vice Chairman, Annapolis 21403 District 31 Robert W. Donaldson Severna Park 21146 Jessie Patricia Moran Brooklyn Park 21225 William E. Smith, Jr Severna Park 21146 District 32 Robert W. Knopp, Sr Severn 21144 Lee E. Osmansky Linthicum Heights 21090 District 33 Lynda G. Love Annapolis 21401 Susan Ann Wagner Severna Park 21146

BALTIMORE CITY Archie M. Jones, District 40, Chairman Baltimore 21216 John S. Thomsen, District 42, Vice Chairman Baltimore 21210 Alice M. Smallwood, District 42, Women’s Vice Chairman Baltimore 21229 Clyde T. Marshall, District 43, Secretary Baltimore 21212 Elma E. Oglesby, District 37, Treasurer Baltimore 21225 Charles E. Earner, District 45, Sergeant-at-Arms Baltimore 21213 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 283

District 37 Linda L. Baugher Baltimore 21230 John W. Reed, Jr Baltimore 21225 District 38 Evelyn Cecelia Curtis Baltimore 21217 Madie E. Mitchell Baltimore 21217 John Woodard Baltimore 21223 District 39 Timothy F. Moynihan, Jr Baltimore 21202 David Shay Baltimore 21202 Suzanne R. Sherwood Baltimore 21217 District 40 George D. Holley Baltimore 21217 Edward A. Prettyman Baltimore 21217 District 41 Eddie J. Adair, Jr Baltimore 21207 Verdell Adair Baltimore 21215 Thomas B. Mickle Baltimore 21216 District 42 Timothy D. Baker Baltimore 21210 District 43 D. Daniel Jones Baltimore 21239 Charles F. Peace III Baltimore 21212 District 44 James B. Houser, Jr. Baltimore 21206 Robert F. McGarry Baltimore 21239 D. Wainwright Smith Baltimore 21214 District 45 Margaret L. Dyer Baltimore 21213 Marshall W. Jones, Jr. Baltimore 21213 District 46 Chester E. Dembeck Baltimore 21213 John W. McDonough, Sr. Baltimore 21224 Mary L. O’Brien Baltimore 21205 District 47 Anna R. Ginski Baltimore 21231 Michael J. Ginski Baltimore 21231 Martha A. Riley Baltimore 21230

BALTIMORE COUNTY Malcolm L. McKnight, Chairman Kingsville 21087 Robert N. Winkler, District 10, Vice Chairman Baltimore 21204 Helen W. Holden, Dist. 10, Women’s Vice Chairman, Baltimore 21234 Edward S. Lerp, Jr., District 12, Secretary Baltimore 21133 Jeanette Wessell, Treasurer (non-voting) Baltimore 21216 284 MARYLAND MANUAL

District 5 Mary Gayle Bowden Timonium 21093 Philip W. Worrall Glyndon 21071 District 7 Phyllis A. Cardwell Baltimore 21220 David B. Dansberger Baltimore 21228 Harold P. Savage, Jr. Baltimore 21221 District 8 James H. Baker Baltimore 21222 Jack L. Brzowsky Baltimore 21222 Bob H. Estes Baltimore 21222 District 9 John H. P. Andrews, Jr. Baltimore 21206 George John Jockel Baltimore 21237 John P. Quinn Baltimore 21234 District 10 Richard W. Beebe Baltimore 21234 District 11 Ann H. Lee Timonium 21093 Robert A. Mills, Jr. Reisterstown 21136 Lloyd \V. Reynolds Reisterstown 21136 District 12 Elliott A. Brager Randallstown 21133 Charles A. Jednorski Randallstown 21133 District 13 Eleanor R. DeMario Baltimore 21228 Eric Wesley Reitz Baltimore 21228 Nancy A. Taylor Baltimore 21227

CALVERT COUNTY Margaret S. King, Chairman Prince Frederick 20678 David M. King, Vice Chairman & Secretary, Chesapeake Beach 20732 Edward M. Eddleman, Treasurer Lusby 20657

CAROLINE COUNTY Ronald Knotts Todd, Chairman Preston 21655 Hilda Covey, Women’s Vice Chairman Federalsburg 21632 Gloria H. Durham, Secretary-Treasurer Federalsburg 21632 W. Carlos Mosley, Jr. Ridgely 21660 L. Jay Smith Preston 21656 Elbert F. Todd Preston 21655 Edwin W. White Ridgely 21660

CARROLL COUNTY Doris W. Harner, Chairman Taneytown 21787 W. Glenn Speicher, Jr., Vice Chairman Westminster 21157 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 285

Jerry Francis Barnes, Secretary Westminster 21157 Earle H. Brewer, Treasurer New Windsor 21776 Betty Armacost Westminster 21157 Roland A. Gosnell, Jr. Mt. Airy 21771 Larry Wayne Shipley Westminster 21157

CECIL COUNTY Jesse P. Boyd, Chairman Elkton 21921 Paul J. Mraz, Secretary-Treasurer Newark, Delaware 19711 Raymond M. Guethler, Sr. Rising Sun 21911 Paul S. Podolak Newark, Delaware 19711

CHARLES COUNTY William A. Furbush, Chairman White Plains 20695 Mary B. Jenkins, Vice Chairman Indian Head 20640 G. Wade Compton, Treasurer La Plata 20646 Samuel A. Gray Marbury 20658 Alfred R. Mudd La Plata 20646 Thomas L. Shymansky Cobb Island 20625 Richard L. Stone La Plata 20646

DORCHESTER COUNTY C. Rutledge Turner, Chairman Cambridge 21613 William H. Doege, Sr., Treasurer Cambridge 21613 Irvin S. Greene, Jr., Secretary Cambridge 21613 Eldridge G. Corbman Cambridge 21613 C. Alan Davis Cambridge 21613 Odell Howell Cambridge 21613 Elsie M. Roberts Rhodesdale 21659

FREDERICK COUNTY Lorene W. Bowlus, Chairman Frederick 21701 Garland P. Feaga, Vice Chairman Frederick 21701 Earl Smith, Secretary Damascus 20750 Steven T. Swank, Treasurer Frederick 21701 John C. George Frederick 21701 Robert E. Smariga Frederick 21701 William A. Simmons Frederick 21701

GARRETT COUNTY Brenda J. Butscher, Chairman Oakland 21550 N. Ross Selby, Vice Chairman Friendsville 21531 Cleda L. Baker, Treasurer Grantsville 21536 Cora E. Bowser, Assistant Treasurer Accident 21520 Marvin D. Jones, Secretary Oakland 21550 Paul M. George Swanton 21561

HARFORD COUNTY Mrs. Lee S. Magness, Chairman Joppa 21085 Geoffrey R. Close, Vice Chairman Bel Air 21014 286 MARYLAND MANUAL

John R. Marcello, Secretary (non-voting) Bel Air 21014 Edward N. Hall, Treasurer (non-voting) Bel Air 21014 Kenneth H. Guy, Jr Bel Air 21014 James E. Massey, Jr Bel Air 21014 Ralph H. Schultz Joppa 21085

HOWARD COUNTY Harold R. Bittner, Chairman Ellicott City 21043 Vera M. Marks, Vice Chairman Ellicott City 21043 Mrs. Virginia D’Aiutolo, Secretary (non-voting) .Ellicott City 21044 Pauline Savoy, Treasurer (non-voting) Columbia 21044 William F. Carroll, Sr. Columbia 21043 James O. Hutchinson Ellicott City 21043 Paul R. Shockey Sykesville 21784

KENT COUNTY Olin S. Davis, Jr., Chairman Golts 21637 Elmer E. Campher Chestertown 21620 Calvin Albert Frazier Chestertown 21620 G. Thomas Williams Chestertown 21620

MONTGOMERY COUNTY Robert H. Plante, Chairman Rockville 20853 Forbes W. Blair, Executive Vice Chairman Silver Spring 20904 Frieda Raub, Women’s Vice Chairman Washington, D.C. 20016 Patricia B. O’Hanlon, Secretary Dickerson 20753 Stanley H. Eckles, Treasurer Kensington 20795 Audrey Butler Silver Spring 20902 Phyllis B. Blemly Potomac 20854 Edgar A. Cadwallader Silver Spring 20906 Ruth Coulter Silver Spring 20901 Donald M. Dalton Chevy Chase 20015 Joseph A. Kenary Rockville 20854 Robert L. Hillyard Rockville 20850 Harold W. Mullinix, Jr. Damascus 20750 Mary K. Parker Silver Spring 20910 Mary Scott Silver Spring 20901 Michael G. Simms Brookeville 20729 Maurice S. Ward Germantown 20767 R. Alan West Bethesda 20014 Linda Wood Silver Spring 20901

PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY Robert T. Ennis, Chairman Oxon Hill 20022 Michael A. Gendel, Executive Vice Chairman . Upper Marlboro 20870 Barbara S. Anderson, Women’s Vice Chairman Oxon Hill 20022 Ruth Winterbottom, Corresponding Secretary Laurel 20810 Ellen M. Yunger, Secretary (non-voting) Beltsville 20705 Thomas J. Lantz, Treasurer (non-voting) Camp Springs 20031 Patricia Jean Ates Lanham 20801 Nolen Bailey, Sr. Seat Pleasant 20027 Nancy F. Barnes Upper Marlboro 20870 Gay C. Bumgardner Suitland 20023 SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 287 Patricia Bohlayer Washington, D.C. 20028 William Leo Collins III Tantallon 20022 Margaret Ann Daley . . . .New Carrollton 20784 Barbara A. Dorney . . . Laurel 20810 James Michael Foley Forestville 20028 Jacqueline J. Griffin Oxon Hill 20022 Larry F. Hoffman . . . . Lanham 20801 Jo Ann M. Jugel Bowie 20715 Melissa L. Martin Bowie 20715 David A. Parsons, Jr. . Tantallon 20022 Byron Patton Pope . Washington, D.C. 20023 Barbara J. Small . Berwyn Heights 20740 Ruth Winterbottom ... Laurel 20180

QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY Edwin C. Flower, Chairman . Centreville 21617 Charles M. Boone, Jr. Centreville 21617 Francis Fisher Grasonville 21638 John Dudley Sparks, Jr. Chester 21619 Vernon B. Sultenfuss Centreville 21617 Michael Wilkinson Centreville 21617

ST. MARY’S COUNTY George Kirby III, Chairman California 21619 Doris Ann Bracken, Vice Chairman Lexington Park 20653 Virginia J. Nolan, Women’s Vice Chairman . Lexington Park 20653 Maureen Collins Tobin, Secretary Hollywood 20636 Dwight Eddie Chakales, Finance Chairman Leonardtown 20650 Kenneth Rossignol, Treasurer (non-voting) . Lexington Park 20653

SOMERSET COUNTY Virginia Bowland Lewis, Chairman Westover 21871 Jennings Bryan Webster, Vice Chairman Princess Anne 21853 Howard J. Tawes, Treasurer Crisfield 21817 H. DeWayne Whittington, Secretary Crisfield 21817

TALBOT COUNTY Robert E. Cox, Chairman St. Michaels 21663 jane Hanks, Vice Chairman Oxford 21654 Barbara A. Stewart, Secretary McDaniel 21647 Richard Clem, Treasurer (non-voting) . Easton 21601 Francis G. Bartlett, Jr Easton 21601 L Lee Coulby Easton 21601 Charles H. Wieland IV Easton 21601 Frederick Scott Willey Easton 21601

WASHINGTON COUNTY H. Marcellus Swain, Chairman Hagerstown 21740 Robert H. Nichols, Vice Chairman Hagerstown 21740 Yvonne Lapole, Secretary Hagerstown 21740 Winifred Nolte, Treasurer Knoxville 21758 288 MARYLAND MANUAL

James H. Montgomery Hancock 21750 Donald Spickler Clear Spring 21722 Robert F. Zeigler Hagerstown 21740

WICOMICO COUNTY W. Blan Harcum, Chairman Mardela Springs 21837 I. Rivers Hanson, Vice Chairman Salisbury 21801 Margaret C. Yow, Secretary-Treasurer Salisbury 21801 Lewis R. Carman Salisbury 21801 Bernard C. Hargreaves Mardela Springs 21837 Jon Phillip Sherwell Salisbury 21801

WORCESTER COUNTY Reginald Hancock, Chairman Stockton 21864 Robert C. Lamar, Vice Chairman- Secretary-Treasurer Snow Hill 21863 Lieselotte Pennewell, Women’s Vice Chairman Snow Hill 21863 Joshua D. Richardson, Public Relations Officer Ocean City 21842 Maryland Congressional

Districts

SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 291 MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS (Created by Chapter 353, Acts of 1971) First District: Harford, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne’s, Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester, Wicomico, Worcester, Somerset, Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s Counties. Second District: Baltimore County: Election districts 3, 5-8, 10-12, 14 and 15; that part of election district 2, consisting of precincts 1-10, 12-17, 19 and 22; that part of election district 4, consisting of pre- cincts 6-9; and that part of election district 9 consisting of precincts 1-8, 17-23, 32, 34-54. Baltimore City: Ward 27, precincts 86-90, 103-105, and Ward 28, precinct 2B. Third District: Baltimore City: Wards 1-4, 21-26, precincts 1-4, 7-14 of Ward 6, precincts 1-3, 25 and 26 of Ward 8, precincts 1-5, 26-31 of Ward 9, precincts 1-4, 21-24, of Ward 12, precinct 13 of Ward 20, precincts 1-77 of Ward 27. Baltimore County: That part of Election District 1 that consists of precincts 9-16, 21-32; Election District 13; and precincts 9-16, 24-31, and 33 of Election District 9. Fourth District: Anne Arundel County, and the following Election Districts of Prince George’s County: 3rd-5th; precincts 2, 4, 6-10 12-17 of the 6th, 8th, 9th, 11th, 12th, and 15th. Fifth District: Prince George’s County: 1st, 2nd, 7th, 10th, 13th, 14th, 16th-21st Election Districts; precincts 1, 3, 5,11 and 15 of the 6th. Montgomery County: Precincts 4, 6, 8, 9, 21, 22, and 41 of the 13th Election District. Sixth District: Garrett, Allegany, Washington, Frederick, Carroll and Howard Counties: the 1st and 12th Election Districts of Mont- gomery County; and the following areas of Baltimore County: Precincts 1-8, 17-20 of Election District 1; precincts 20 and 21 of Election District 2; precincts 1-5 of Election District 4. Seventh District: Baltimore City: Wards 5, precincts 1-17 of Ward 7, precincts 5-6 of Ward 6, precincts 1-17 of Ward 7, precincts 4-24 of Ward 8, precincts 6-25 of Ward 9, Wards 10-11, precincts 5-20 of Ward 12, Wards 13-19, all precincts except the 13th of Ward 20, pre- cincts 78-85, 91-102 of Ward 27, and all precincts except 2B of Ward 28. Eighth District: Montgomery County: Election Districts 2-11, and all precincts except precincts 4, 6, 9, 21, 22, and 41 of the 13th District. 292 MARYLAND MANUAL SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 293

BALTIMORE CITY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS 294 MARYLAND MANUAL

BALTIMORE COUNTY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS INDEX TO PROPER NAMES

Page Page A Andreadakis, George 159 Aaron, Henry 142 Andrew, A. Curtis 211 Aaronson, Robert J 164 Andrew, Louis C 211 Abell, W. Shepherdson 127, 138, 148 Andrews, Clifford H., Jr 251 Abrams, Julian 141 Andrews, John H. P., Jr 284 Abrams, Rosalie S 47, 54, 58, 185, Angleberger, Austin F 216 253, 275, 276 Ansell, Don Edward 222 Abramson, Murray 53, 55, 70, 257 Anthony, William 180 Adair, Carl M 257 Anzoategui, Carlos 149 Adair, Eddie J., Jr 283 Apostol, John C 235 Adair, Verdell 283 Arabian, Mary 199, 230 Adams, George B., Jr 48, 55, 70, 254 Archibald, Fred L 179 Adams, Mary B 231, 276 Armacost, Betty 285 Adams, Maurice T 238 Armentrout, Charles L 238 Adams, Victorine Q 231, 276 Armentrout, Charles L., Jr 280 Adams, Warren F 238 Arnick, John S 27, 44, 48, 55, 71, 254 Addison, Walter J 164 Arrington, Henry T 238 Adkins, John E 281 Arthur, John D 175 Adkins, William H., II 200 Ashley, John M., Jr 223 Ahern, Edward C 208 Asplen, Reginald A 172 Ahlberg, Richard C 178 Athey, Tyras S 51, 55, 71, 256, 286 Aiken, Patricia 52, 55, 70, 257 Avara, Mary 159 Aisenstark, Avery 28 Avara, R. Charles 52, 55, 71, 257 Alban, Paul H 237 Avara, Simon V 158 Albert, Lawrence R 256 Axline, Roy T 236 Albert, Leonard E 133 Albin, Leon 277 B Alexander, Gary R 175 Bacharach, Carl W 200, 230 Alfandre, Jack 191 Bachman, George F., Jr 208 Allen, Aris T 256 Bachman, Harold L 51, 55, 72, 256 Allen, Paul 145 Backas, James 167 Allen, Mrs. Redfield 221 Badger, William A 150 Allen, Richard M 282 Baer, Aaron A 200, 230 Allen, Woodrow M 251 Bailey, Albert J 228, 239 Allison, Howard C 178 Bailey, Ernest W 239 Almon, Clopper, Jr 142 Bailey, Nolen, Sr 286 Alper, Eunice 159 Baird, Earl G 169 Alperin, Owen M 146 Baker, Anne E 257, 279 Alperstein, Arthur S 49, 55, 70, 255 Baker, Cleda L 285 Alperstein, Morris 276 Baker, James H 254, 284 Alpert, Paul E 203, 209 Baker, Jean C 278 Alvey, John L 224 Baker, Lionel D 235 Amonett, William B 222 Baker, Mildred J 277 Amoss, William H 48, 55, 71, 254 Baker, Timothy D 283 Anastasi, Joseph G 127, 166, 174 Baker, Vaughn J 277 Anderson, Barbara S 286 Baker, Wheeler R 280 Anderson, Charles B., Jr 218 Baldwin, Fred B,. Sr 218 Anderson, David L 255 Baldwin, H. Furlong 183 Anderson, McKenny W 280 Baldwin, William S 175 Anderson, Morgan J., Jr 172 Ballesteros, Walter J 255 Anderson, Richard L 219 Balsley, Donald J., Jr 177 Anderson, Thomas M., Jr 252 Banks, Patricia M 281 295 296 NAME INDEX

Page Page Barber, Mary Combs 167 Benton, Charles L 159 Barker, Kathleen M 222 Benton, George E 164 Barlow, Dennis Craig 254 Benton, Lemuel H 238 Earner, Charles E 282 Bentz, Frank L., Jr 182 Barnes, Donald C 216 Berger, Leo 152 Barnes, Jerry Francis 285 Bernstein, Alan W 275 Barnes, Nancy F 286 Bernstein, Harriet 221 Barnes, R. Kenneth 127, 142, 184 Bernstein, Jay S 279 Barnes, Virginia R 175 Berry, James 202 Barnett, Cleatus E 177,191 Berry, Mary 169 Barnett, Lester L 196, 209 Berzeg, Korhan 167 Barrick, Samuel W 196,216 Betters, Mary Y 181 Barron, Laurel K 279 Bielo, Robert J 146 Barry, Edwin M 143 Bien, Frank 148 Barry, Patrick Joseph 277 Bienen, Kay G 50, 55, 73, 256 Barry, Teresa L 275 Biggs, Arthur 130 Barth, John J 215 Biggs, Joseph B 213 Bartlett, Francis G., Jr 287 Bikle, Richard N 251 Barton, John W 143 Billings, Patricia H 279 Bartram, Mary Lou 155 Billingsley, Lance W 280 Basilone, Peter J 48, 55, 72, 254 Bishop, Helen 178 Bastian, Tyler 145 Bishop, John J., Jr 45, 54, 58, 251 Bateman, Richard W 148 Bitely, Ralph A 144 Batterton, Richard A 173 Bittner, Harold R 286 Baugher, Linda L 283 Black, James F 236 Bauman, Robert E 9, 247 Blackmon, Wesley B 174 Baylor, Solomon 200, 230 Blades, Dewey 236 Baynard, John T 226 Blades, Orland B 211 Beach, Robert A., Jr 182 Blair, Forbes W 286 Beall, Carl F 255 Blair, Henry D., Jr 175 Beall, J. Glenn, Jr 9 Blake, Ronald J 134 Beam, Oscar F 254 Blaney, Arthur J 171 Bean, Joseph E 280 Blemly, Phyllis B 286 Beard, David C 279 Blond, Hyman J 177 Beard, Montgomery, Jr 256 Blondheim, Henry 130 Beardmore, W. Harvey 196, 208 Blouin, Betty Bales 255 Beattie, C. Kenneth 254 Blount, Clarence W. . .47, 54, 59, 253, 275 Beavin, Benjamin E., Sr 145 Blumenthal, Charles S 51, 55, 73, 256 Beck, Charles F 278 Bode, Carl 167 Beck, Clifford K 178 Boerner, John E 204 Beck, Raymond E 48, 55, 72, 254 Bogley, Samuel W 222 Becker, Martin S 44, 50, 55, 72, 255 Bohlayer, Patricia 287 Becker, Paul 0 139 Bolden, DeCorsey E 48, 55, 73, 254 Bedford, John R 167 Bollinger, Sterling Eugene, Sr 216 Beebe, Richard W 284 Bonas, John E 181 Bell, Alexander B 52, 55, 72, 255 Bond, Adna R 144 Bell, Earl R 211 Bond, Arthur T 207 Bell, John L 254 Bonifant, John T 191 Bell, Mary Rose 224 Bonvegna, Joseph S 47, 54, 59, 253 Bell, Paul 224 Boone, Charles M., Jr 287 Bell, Richard M 200, 230 Booth, Bert 49, 55, 73, 255 Bemis, Ben C 282 Boozer, F. Vernon 49, 55, 73, 255 Bereano, Bruce C 27 Borgerding, Edward F 200, 230 Bender, Don S 217 Borotka, Leonard P 159 Bender, William F 164 Borzymowski, Anita J 276 Benington, Herbert 221 Boschert, David 275, 276 Bennett, Stanley Y 203, 216 Boslow, Harold M 156 Benson, R. Lee 28 Boss, James G., Jr 156 Benton, Bill B., Jr 148 Boswell, Paul 239 NAME INDEX 297

Page Page Bosz, Henry G 127, 152, 160 Brown, A. Freeborn 279 Boublitz, J. Louis 203, 227 Brown, Charles E 170 Bouquet, Natalie 279 Brown, Frank D., Jr 171 Bouse, Robert H 230 Brown, Frederick J., Jr 178 Bowden, Mary Gayle 284 Brown, Julia H 256 Bowen, Ellen D 210 Brown, Mrs. Ladonna 178 Bowen, J. Lloyd 210 Brown, Leonard L 128 Bowen, Jessie Jo 210 Brown, Richard J 276 Bowen, Miller 204, 207 Brown, Ruth S 191 Bowen, Perry G., Jr 199, 210 Brown, Mrs. T. Norwood 137 Bower, Frederick J 278 Brown, Torrey C 52, 55, 74, 257 Bowers, G. Hunter, Jr 254 Browne, Edwin H. C 160 Bowie, Oden 27, 150 Brumbaugh, John M 184 Bowie, Thelma M 214 Bryant, Jeanette F 280 Bowie, William B 199, 222 Bryant, Willard E 168 Bowling, George W 202, 214 Brzowsky, Jack L 284 Bowling, Kenes C 146 Burbage, John Howard 239 Bowling, Victor B., Jr 236 Buchanan, William R 203,209 Bowlus, Lorene W 285 Buck, Walter E., Jr 202,213 Bowser, Cora E 285 Buckley, Harry B 145 Boyd, Jesse P 285 Buffkins, Archie L 182 Boyd, William D., Sr 280 Sullen, H. Stafford, Jr 128 Boyer, Elroy C 47, 54, 59, 252 Bullock, Joseph B 160 Boyer, Nancy C 227 Bumgardner, Gay C 286 Boyer, Walter C 163 Bundy, James L 200, 230 Bozick, Peter A 46, 54, 60, 252 Burch, Ernest A., Jr 140 Bozman, Carlos 225 Burch, Francis B 9, 20, 130, 156, Bozman, K. Bennett 281 172, 174, 245 Bracken, Doris Ann 287 Burcham, John B., Jr 247 Bradford, William H., Jr 279 Burden, Thom L 127 Bradley, Clinton S., Ill 226 Burgess, E. Randolph 220 Brady, George E., Jr 279 Burgess, Hugh 49, 55, 74, 255 Brager, Elliott A 284 Burke, Carl C 276 Brailey, Troy 52, 55, 73, 257 Burkhardt, William E 213 Brake, Donald C 227 Burkley, William F 162 Bramble, Fred 236 Burnett, Calvin W 181 Bramble, Theodore L 215 Burnett, Ralph M 217 Brandenburg, William 236 Burns, Andrew J., Jr 53, 55, 74, 257 Bratten, Thomas E., Jr 279 Burns, Clarence 231, 276 Bray, Elza E 217 Burris, R. Franklin 170 Bregman, Jacob 1 279 Bush, Martha 203 Breitenfeld, Frederick 180 Bushman, Robert B 159 Brenneman, John J 237 Buskirk, Harold 1 142 Bresler, Fleur S 255 Buswell, Susan 219 Brewbaker, William M 227 Butler, Audrey 286 Brewer, Earle H 285 Butler, Dennett Lee 225 Brewer, J. Newton 161 Butler, Marion L 281 Bricker, William T. S 164 Butler, Mildred C 211 Brinsfield, J. Franklin 226 Butscher, Brenda J 285 Briscoe, John Hanson 27, 44, 51, 55, Buzzell, Allan E 203, 209 74, 174, 179, 256 Byers, R. Marie 227 Briscoe, William A 237 Byrnes, John Carroll 47, 54, 60, 253 Broadwater, Tommie, Jr.. .46, 54, 60, 252 Byrnes, William B 48, 55, 74, 254 Brookins, Harvey D 219 Byron, Goodloe E 9, 248 Brooke, H. Bayne 175 Brooks, Glenwood C., Jr 178 Brooks, Lawrence L, Sr 191, 256 Cade, John A 47, 54, 60, 252 Brooks, P. M., Jr 237 Cadwallader, Edgar A 286 Brooks, Thomas R 202,222 Cahill, William W., Jr 175 298 NAME INDEX

Page Page Cahoon, David L 196, 221 Chapman, William A . 166 Cairl, Paul W 182 Chasanow, Howard S 20’2, 222 Calhoun, Forrest, Jr 156 Chasnoff, Joel 49, 55, 75, 255 Calhoun, John H 164 Chenery, Peter J 166 Callahan, James A 161 Chester, Joseph A., Sr 53, 55, 75, 257 Callas, Michael G. 281 Chester, Paul L 230 Callaway, Roy W 238 Chilcoat, H. Douglas 218 Callegary, Claude L 148 Childs, E. Mackall 196, 208 Callow, Charles E 222 Childs, Wallace R 208 Camp, Sharon Lee 278 Chircus, Lorraine F 251 Campbell, Harry LeRoy 212 Chisholm, Avon B 127 Campen, Sidney Sawyer, Jr 226 Christ, Carl F 142 Campher, Elmer E 286 Christis, Christ G 152, 153 Canning, Michael F 162 Christeller, Norman L 221 Cannon, Philip L 215 Churchill, John W 191 Caple, Arthur N 254 Clagett, Brice M 167, 174 Caplan, Caswell J 156 Clagett, Galen R 254 Caplan, Reuben 231 Clagett, Thomas V., Ill 238 Cardin, Benjamin L 53, 55, 75, 257 Clagett, Virginia P 208 Cardin, Jerome S 176 Clapp, Robert E., Jr 196, 216 Cardin, Meyer M 199, 230 Clark, Charles W 237 Cardin, Shoshana 149 Clark, Harry E 195, 226 Carey, Aiford R., Jr 180 Clark, James, Jr. . .44, 45, 54, 60, 146, 251 Carey, Anthony M 152 Clark, Mrs. James, Jr 180 Carey, W. Newton, Jr 281 Clark, John T., Ill 223 Cardwell, Phyllis A 284 Clark, Lani C 279 Carman, Lewis R 288 Clark, Lyn H 275 Carolan, Philip T 251 Clark, Vernon Marion 280 Carpenter, Bernard A 160 Clarke, Albert E 158 Carr, Lois G 167 Clarke, J. Dawson 239 Carrico, Eleanor F 214 Clem, Richard 287 Carroll, Archie B 235 Clise, James D 141 Carroll, William F., Sr 286 Cloos, Ernst 144 Carroll, William F., Jr 255 Close, Albert P 196, 218 Carson, Cary 167 Close, Geoffrey R 285 Carson, William L 162, 165 Cobun, John M 178 Carter, Clayton C 202, 223 Cochran, Edward L 219 Carter, Clifford T 163 Cockey, J. Tolson 226 Carter, Joseph 162 Coddington, Arthur G 279 Carter, Kathleen M 149 Coggins, Richard K 152 Carter, Sarah 208 Cohen, Harold A 133 Cascio, Joseph J 277 Cohen, Jack 158 Casey, Betty 183 Cohen, Louis 230 Casula, Frank P 222 Colborn, Robert J., Jr 128 Catlin, John S 238, 280 Cole, Donaldson C., Jr 213 Catterton, Benjamin A 160 Cole, Harry A 199, 230 Causey, G. Donald 138 Cole, William A 211 Cave, William M 202, 221 Cole, William Edwin, Jr 280 Cavenaugh, Robert L 137 Colgan, C. Warren 231 Cecil, Charles W 223 Coll, Kathleen Henry 215 Cecil, Francis G 224 Coller, Jerome J 139 Cecil, John T 170 Collier, Harry P 217 Cicone, Frank E 196, 209, 250 Collins, Doris 236 Chaffinch, William P 178 Collins, George H 155 Chakales, Dwight Eddie 287 Collins, William Lee, III 287 Chamberlain, Thomas W., Sr 49, 55, Collison, Rachel 211 75, 255 Compton, Calvin L 256 Chambers, Charles G 161 Compton, G. Wade 285 Chandler, Fred E 275, 280 Conaway, Charles C 212 NAME INDEX 299

Page Page Conaway, LeRoy L 236 Cumiskey, Thomas B 48, 55, 76, 254 Conklin, Jane L 280 Curley, Thomas J 203, 208 Conklin, Kenneth E 255 Curlin, Claud 169 Conley, Charles H., Jr 180 Curran, Gerald J 53, 55, 76, 257 Conlon, James L 275 Curran, J. Joseph 231 Connell, Jerome F., Sr.. . .46, 54, 61, 252 Curran, J. Joseph, Jr 44, 47, 54, 62, Connelly, Cornelia 27 179, 253 Connelly, Robert Terry 277 Curran, James W 255 Connolly, J. Fred, Sr 223 Curry, Ramon C 255 Conroy, Edward T. . . .44, 46, 54, 61, 252 Curtis, Evelyn Cecelia 283 Cooney, Edward A 256 Cush, Rudolph 136 Cooney, John A., Jr 129 Cook, Carroll E 154, 184 Cooke, Edward A 255 Coolahan, John C 45, 54, 61, 251 Dabrowski, Edward J 53, 55, 76, 257 Cooper, Barney Stephen 279 D'Adamo, Philip G 215 Cooper, Chauncey J 237 Daft, Jack R 160 Cooper, Gerald H 172 D’Aiutolo, Mrs. Virginia 286 Cooper, Severn H 228 Daley, Margaret Ann 287 Cooper, William, Jr 218 Dallas, Robert W 202, 228 Coplin, Mark D 131 Dalton, Donald M 286 Coppage, Benjamin L 223 Dalton, Robert L 253 Corbin, Woodrow W 154 Danaher, Thomas P 130 Corbley, John J 172 Dansberger, David B 284 Corbman, Eldridge G 285 Darby, Donald W 183 Corderman, John P 45, 54, 62, 251 Darling, Use M 276 Corkran, Robert 236 Dasher, Irvin P 219 Corn, Rosalie W 214 Daugherty, CpI. Millard K 27 Couch, James F„ Jr 199, 222, 250 Davidson, Rita C 195, 249 Coulbourne, Franklin P 228 Davis, C. Alan 285 Coulbourne, Thomas W 225 Davis, Charles C 238 Coulby, L. Lee 287 Davis, Floyd L 235 Coulter, James B 127, 143, 145, 172 Davis, J. Louis 209 Coulter, Ruth 286 Davis, Jerome 185 Council, Ronald E 27 Davis, Olin S., Jr 286 Cousins, James R., Jr 238 Davis, Richard L 217 Covey, Hilda 284 Davis, W. Lester, II 279 Cowley, R. Adams 132 Davis, William R 254 Cox, Charles H 27 Dayton, Leonard W 215 Cox, Joseph F 171 Dean, Benjamin F 128, 174 Cox, Robert E 287 Dean, Ford L 224 Cox, William H„ Jr 48, 55, 75, 251 Dean, James M 134 Coyle, John J 207 Dean, Walter R„ Jr 53, 55, 76, 257 Craighead, J. Thomas 178 DeFilippo, Frank A 127 Craven, Thomas L 255 Dehm, Gerold E 257 Crawford, Norman C., Jr 182 De Jong, Frederick W 161 Crawford, Victor L 46, 54, 62, 252 del Mar, Roland H 168 Crawley, Robert A 191 Delany, Arthur G 238 Crew, Julian Lee 220 DeLawter, DeWitt E 139 Cristofane, Susanna K 237 Delphey, Julien P 48, 55, 76, 254 Croce, Giovanni C 156 DeMario, Eleanor R 284 Cronhardt, Myron A 27 Dembeck, Chester E 283 Cronin, J. Wilmer 279 Dement, Kenneth R 280 Crow, D. Evan 252 Demski, Robert L 276 Crowder, Herbert R 214 Denis, Howard A 255 Crowding, Betty Anne 220 Dennis, Alfred L 142 Crum, Paul L, Jr 216 Dennis, George D 239 Cudnik, Stanislaus T 277 Dennis, Paul C 236, 278 Cullen, James K 175 Dent, James F 214 300 NAME INDEX Page Page Denton, David M 180 Dulin, C. Kenneth 226 DePew, Robert W 129 Durham, Gloria H. 284 DeSouza, Ronald K 181 Dutton, W. C., Jr. . 191 Detamore, Bettye Jane 281 Dwyer, William J. 227 Devlin, Gerard F 50, 55, 77, 256 Dyer, Harry E., Jr...... 196, 218 DeWaters, Edward A., Jr 203, 209 Dyer, Margaret L. 283 Dewberry, Frederick L 127 Dypski, Cornell N. . 47, 54, 63, 253 DeWitt, John F 213 Dypski, Raymond A. 53, 56, 78, 257 DiCicco, Robert A 181 Dyson, Royden P. . 51, 56, 78, 256 Dickerson, Charles Davis 229 Dickerson, Florence J 279 Dickinson, Roy W 279 E Digges, J. Dudley 195 Earhart, Quentin L 178 Dill, Wilson B 279 Eastman, Paul W 145 DiPietro, Dominic M 231 Eastman, Mrs. Thomas B 141 Dirienzo, Victor P 277 Eckenrode, Quintin T 277 Dixon, Isaiah, Jr 52, 56, 77, 257 Eckles, Stanley H 286 Dixon, Lewis C 236 Eddleman, Edqard M 284 Dize, Carlton Yank 257 Eddy, Dayton W 151 Dobridge, Michael R 148 Edelman, Jacob J 173 Docter, Charles A 50, 56, 77, 255 Edmondson, Charles E 202, 215 Dodge, Roy T 177 Edwards, D. Jay 255 Doege, William H., Sr 285 Edwards, George Clayton 217 Doherty, Daniel T 175 Edwards, Philip K 237 Doherty, James F 279 Edwards, S. Glyn 220 Donald, Grace 127 Ehrensberger, Ray W 182 Donaldson, Robert W 282 Eichelberger, C. H 281 Donohue, Daniel 136 Eichelberger, Thomas M 216 Donovan, B. W. Mike 51, 56, 77, 256 Einschutz, Louis E 49, 56, 78, 254 Dore, F. Joseph 162 Elder, William 174 Dorf, Jayme 276 Eldridge, John C 195 Dorsey, Isaac H 280 Elgin, Leroy W., Jr 163 Dorsey, John W 175, 182 Elkins, Wilson H 179, 180, 182 Dorsey, Lawrence A., Sr 216 Ell, Donald 238 Dorsey, Philip H 180 Ellin, Morton J 137 Douglas, James E 146 Ellinger, George F 133 Douglas, James E., Jr 146 Elliott, David H 252 Douglass, John W 53, 56, 77, 257 Ellis, Spencer P 143 Douglass, Robert L 47, 54, 63, 253 Ellwood, Thomas J 147 Dowd, W. Timothy 146 Emanuel, Meyer M., Jr 46, 54, 63, 252 Dowdell, Albert A 137 Eminizer, Thomas H 158 Dowell, J. Carson 181 Emory, Richard W., Jr 52, 56, 78, 257 Downey, R. Lee 227 Eng, Nicholas R 222 Downs, Arthur W 255 English, Harold M 136 Downs, H. Celeste 214 Ennis, Robert T 286 Downs, Hugh G., Jr. 162 Ensor, John E 277 Downs, John F., Jr. . . , 191 Ensor, Thurston E., Jr 278 Downs, Thomas M. .. 128 Epstein, Harvey J 160 Drazek, Stanley J 177 Ernst, Joseph M 276 Drea, Arthur S., Jr...... 49, 56, 78, 255 Eshelman, James C 133 Dryden, Fillmore E., Jr. 257 Eskew, Fred T 143 Dorf, Paul A 199, 230 Essex, Marie S 256 Dorman, Arthur .46, 54, 62, 252 Estes, Bob H 284 Dorn, Wesley N 178, 179 Estes, Roy E 255 Dorney, Barbara A 287 Euler, Louis M 141 Dryden, Littleton Thomas 225 Evans, Bernard M 162 Duckett, Warren B., Jr 208 Evans, Edward N 183 Duer, E. McMaster 195, 225 Evans, Edward T., Jr 254 Duffy, Patrick J 231 Evans, G. Elmore 165 NAME INDEX 301

Page Page Evans, Henry C. 151 Foxwell, Thomas H., Jr 225 Evans, John, Jr. . 217 Framptom, J. Jerome, Jr 178, 183 Evans, L. Robert 134 France, Charles L 132 Evans, Matthew S. 196, 208 France, Howard J 152, 153 Evans, William R. 277 Francois, Francis B 222 Evans, William T. 203, 209 Franke, Robert C 200 Everstine, Carl N. . . .28, 44, 174 Franklin, Joseph P 146 Exum, Nathaniel . 51, 56, 78, 256 Franz, Keith S 277 Fraser, Thomas P 182 F Frazier, Calvin Albert 286 Frederick, Carl Lee, Jr 252 Fairbank, Gary L 280 Frederick, S. Gerald 252 Fairbanks, Philip M 196, 221, 250 Freeberger, George W 230 Fallon, John J 51, 56, 79, 256 Freeman, Habern W., Jr 218 Fancinelli, Thomas R 255 Freeney, James R„ II 239 Farber, Robert E 139 French, Elizabeth H 166 Farrell, T. Raymond 207 Frenkil, James 175 Farring, Mrs. M. Richmond 179 Friedel, Samuel N 162 Farrington, Thomas A 275 Friedman, Alan R 280 Farris, Frederick A 200 Friedman, Daniel 200, 230 Feaga, Garland P 285 Friedman, Sol J 200, 230 Fean, Dannis 202 Friese, Northam B 162 Fearins, Ronald K 278 Frock, Elmer E 212 Fell, Alan T 159 Frucht, Padraic 167 Femia, Vincent J 202, 222 Fry, Edwin R 170 Fields, Charles R 129 Frymark, Herbert F 256 Fields, Mark E 279 Fuchs, John T 256 Figgs, Harold D 148 Fulton, Oliver H 169 Finan, Thomas B., Jr 275 Funsten, Herbert 0 166 Fine, Stanley S 173 Furbush, William A 285 Finnesey, Lee R 174 Furtick, Robert W 161 Fischer, Gloria B 191 Fischer, Robert F 203, 219 Fisher, Charles 0., Jr 278 G Fisher, David H 162 Gaeng, Paul E 152 Fisher, Francis 287 Gallagher, Eugene W 209 Fisher, Harry D 183 Gallagher, Frank X 231 Fisher, James L 182 Gallagher, Mary K 276 Fitzgerald, Carroll J 231 Galonoy, Harvey T 255 Fitzpatrick, George 237 Gardiner, William P 278 Fleming, Gary A 207 Garner, Francis C 214 Fletcher, Verna M 221 Garner, Robert G 166, 181 Fletcher, William R 163 Garnett, Katharine M 256 Flower, Edwin C 287 Garrity, John J 50, 56, 79, 256 Flowers, Thomas A 215 Garvey, Joseph V 164 Foley, James Michael 287 Garvey, Lucy Ann 184 Foley, Michael 256 Gaudreau, Paul L 150 Forami, Leo P 238 Gelman, Ester 221 Ford, Francis R 227 Gendel, Michael A 286 Ford, Robert N 277 George, Dorothy 159 Ford, Rosemary M 279 George, John C 285 Ford, Wilbur L, Jr 279 George, Lucy C 280 Foreman, Ben F 231 George, Paul M 285 Forman, H. Chandlee 145 Georgius, Charles R 158 Forrest, George Benjamin, Sr 226 Gerardi, Albert 235 Forward, David R 282 Gerson, Milton 204, 207 Foster, Dulany 199, 230 Gerstung, Robert J 200, 230 Foster, Philip Cary 280 Getty, James S 196, 207 Fowler, C. Bernard 147, 210 Giardina, Joseph S. A 175 302 NAME INDEX

Page Page Giffin, Donald W 180 Gucker, Richard A 147 Gilbert, Richard P 195, 204 Gude, Gilbert 9, 248 Gilchrist, Charles W 46, 54, 63, 252 Guethler, Raymond M., Sr 285 Gilmer, Samuel 252 Guild, Nelson P 182 Gingerich, Vincent L 204 Guillory, Elbert L. A 173' Ginski, Anna R 283 Gurley, Charles F 239 Ginski, Michael J 283 Guy, Kenneth H., Jr 286 Gladstein, Solomon 134 Gwynn, Alfred P 147 Glass, Joseph E 277 Glaubitz, Gerald A 238 H Gleason, James P 221 Glendening, Parris N 222 Haacke, C. David 220 Glenn, David L 148 Hagner, Elmer F., Jr 51, 56, 80, 256 Click, Jerold A 162 Haile, Walter R 196, 209 Glick, Leslie Alan 279 Hales, Frank White 229 Glinka, Carol C 282 Hall, David 146 Gmeiner, Leonard F 135 Hall, Edward N 286 Godwin, Winfred L 180 Hall, Edward T 46, 54, 63, 252 Golato, A. James 222 Hall, Leroy A 164 Goldberg, Everett F 173 Hall, Norman D 165 Goldberg, Jerold F 237 Hall, Raymond A 238 Goldman, Herbert 158 Hall, Raymond H 238 Goldstein, Franklin 156 Hall, Russell D 235 Goldstein, Herbert 178, 275, 280 Halmos, Eugene E., Jr 237 Goldstein, Lawrence 27 Halpin, W. G 163 Goldstein, Louis L. . .9, 20, 128, 129, 130, Hamburger, Betty K 277 152, 158, 172, 174, 244 Hamill, James P 256 Goldwater, Marilyn 49, 56, 79, 255 Hamill, Stuart F 196, 217 Goodwin, James T 166 Hamilton, John M 136 Gore, John F., Jr 279 Hamilton, T. Burgess, Sr 209 Gore, Louise 167, 243, 282 Hamilton, Wayne B 217 Gorlitz, Samuel J 179 Hammerman, David M 168 Gorman, Francis J 276 Hammerman, Robert I. H 199, 230 Gosnell, Roland A., Jr 285 Hampton, John J 275 Gott, John M 278 Hance, R. Leveille 278 Gould, W. Dunbar 202, 220 Hance, Young D 127, 170 Grady, J. Harold 199, 230 Hancock, Reginald 288 Gragg, Williford 123 Hanks, Jane 287 Graham, J. Norman 212 Hanley, Wilbert T 154 Graham, Jackson 177 Hanna, Stanley J 151 Graves, Charles H 279 Hanna, William E., Jr 237 Gray, Hollis 235 Hanson, I. Rivers 288 Gray, Samuel A 285 Hanson, Royce 191 Gray, W. Gary 27 Harchenhorn, V. Lanny. . . ,48, 56, 80, 254 Grayson, V. David 278 Harcum, W, Blan 288 Green, C. Robert 191 Hardesty, Edward D 203, 209 Green, Leo E 50, 56, 79, 256 Harding, Jordan L 238 Green, Washington, Jr 173 Hargreaves, Bernard C 288 Greene, Irvin S., Jr 285 Hargreaves, John R. . .44, 52, 56, 80, 257 Gregory, Luther W 158 Hargrove, John R 199, 230 Gregory, Ronald M 257 Harkness, David A 202,210 Grier, David A 228 Harlan, Louis R 169 Griffin, Jacqueline J 287 Harland, Edwin H. W 218 Griffith, Edward A 277 Harloff, William C 161 Grimes, Chester B 279 Harner, Doris W 284 Gring, Norman L 150 Harrigan, Lucille F 280 Grollman, Julius 223 Harris, Charles D 199, 230 Groves, E. L 237 Harris, Frank H 127 Grumbacher, Richard 254 Harris, Meyer M 230 NAME INDEX 303

Page Page Harris, William A 127 Hinkel, J. William.. . . . 203, 209 Harris, William T., Jr 280 Hiscock, William McC. ... .147 Harrison, Ava M 128 Hisley, John .... 203 Harrison, Charles J 160 Hitchcock, Robert H. . 251 Harrison, Donald W 163 Hixon, Sheila F. .280 Harrison, Hattie N 53, 56, 81, 257 Hodges, Fredrica 184 Harrison, Henry L 27 Hodges, Warren D 147 Harrison, P. Linwood 226 Hoffman, Burton R 227 Hart, James N 277 Hoffman, Henry L 236 Hartlove, David G., Jr 222 Hoffman, Irwin F 48, 56, 82, 254 Hartman, Joseph R 163 Hoffman, Larry F 287 Hastings, Marguerite J 135 Hoffman, Roger 225 Hatem, Thomas J 160, 247 Hoffmann, Frank N 166 Hause, William B 237 Hofmann, Bruce E 255 Hawbaker, Christ E 239 Hogaboom, Robert E 167 Hawke, Ellis F 257 Hogue, Philip R 191 Hawkins, Arnold C 171 Holden, Helen W 283 Hay, Rose G 207 Holley, George D 283 Hayes, C. Edward Jr 281 Holloway, J. Asbury 228 Hearn, Edward W 160 Hollyday, John S 227 Hearn, James B 239 Holmes, J. Gordon 154 Hearne, Frank W 165 Holt, Marjorie S 9, 247 Heath, Edward 1 168 Holzer, Adolph E 134 Hebb, Roland G 227 Honig, Mrs. Ernie A 127, 185 Heffner, George E 49, 56, 81, 254 Hopkins, C. A. Porter 45, 54, 64, 251 Heffron, Callie Mae 222 Hormes, Cullen H 203, 209 Heid, Paul M 162, 163 Hornbake, R. Lee 182 Heinmuller, Henry A., Jr 130 Horne, William S 52, 56, 82, 257 Heise, Robert S 203, 208 Horsey, Robert D 225 Helm, Paul W 143 Horton, Melvin E 167 Helms, William J., Jr 51, 56, 81, 256 Houser, James B., Jr 283 Helton, Arthur H., Jr 45, 57, 63, 251 Hovsepian, Dickran Y 221 Hemelt, Mary 132 Howard, Miss Dickie M 131 Henderson, Bruce 168 Howard, Joseph C 199, 230 Henderson, John 143 Howell, Odell 285 Henry, Malcolm E 128, 174 Howell, Pinkney A 53, 56, 83, 257 Hensley, Stuart B., Jr 238 Howley, Vincent H 172 Herbst, John C 170 Hoyer, Steny H 27, 44, 46, 54, Herd, Robert E 161 64, 174, 252 Hergenroeder, Henry R., Jr. .53, 56, 81, 257 Hoyle, Boyd D 135 Herndon, Elmanus 155 Hromadka, Mildred 127 Hess, Stanford D 185 Hubbard, Eva N 130 Hessey, Mahlon W 181 Hubbard, Nolan H 235 Heubeck, Andrew, Jr 128 Hubbert, Charles 0 225 Hickey, Charles H., Jr 209 Hubble, John D 230 Hickman, Carter M. . .44, 52, 56, 82, 257 Hubley, George W., Jr 166 Hickman, Russell 0 52, 56, 82, 257 Huddles, Gary 209 Hickman, Thomas Edward 212 Hudgins, Edward L 238 Hickman, Timothy R 49, 56, 82, 255 Hudnut, William M 200, 230 Higinbotham, Edward D 196, 218 Hudson, Willis W 229 Hill, A. Grizelle 149 Huggins, William R 208 Hill, Frank S 236 Hughes, Harry R 127, 162, 184 Hill, M. King, Jr 123 Hull, Ann R 27, 50, 56, 83, 256 Hill, Oliver E 176 Hungerford, Vincent C , 214 Hill, Richmond W 226 Hunt, Delores C 181 Hillyard, Robert L 286 Hunt, William M 168 Hilson, Robert C 134 Huntington, John 178 Hinebaugh, Jack E 237 Hutchin, C. E 167 Hines, J. Allen 200 Hutchins, Ailene W 210 304 NAME INDEX

Page Page Hutchins, Frank J 237 Jones, Charles R., Jr 130 Hutchins, Gloria S 210 Jones, D. Daniel 283 Hutchins, Grace L 210 Jones, Elmer 0 237 Hutchins, T. Reid 171 Jones, Howard F 236 Hutchinson, Donald P 45, 54, 64, 251 Jones, Kenneth M 159 Hutchinson, James 0 286 Jones, Lewis R 204, 217 Hutton, Wallace E 251 Jones, Margaret R 145 Hyatt, Jerry H 49, 56, 83, 255 Jones, Marshall W., Jr 282, 283 Jones, Marvin D 285 Jones, Shirley B 199, 230 I Joseph, J. M 137 Iglehart, Francis N 184 Joseph, Mark K 166 Insley, Wade H., Ill, 281 Joy, Adrian L 210 Intemann, June 282 Joy, John B., Jr 212 Invernizzi, Frederick W. .200, 230 Joyner, N. Paul 229 Irby, Nathan 231 Jugel, Jo Ann M 287 Irvine, Ann L 184 Julian, Emerson R 231, 276 Irwin, Charles M. 279 Isennock, Margaret A 279 Ison, Delmer 177 K Israel, Thomas 221 Kach, A. Wade 49, 56, 83, 255 Kading, Hope 179 J Kahline, Elmer H., Jr 209 Kandel, Arthur 156 Jablon, Kenneth 182 Kane, Francis A 138 Jackson, Carle A 161 Kane, N. Scott 237 Jackson, Frederic A 160 Kaplan, Louis L 182 Jackson, J. Renwick, Jr 180 Kardash, James E 138, 203, 209 Jackson, M. Rebecca 213 Karpoff, Peter 142 Jacobs, Jay Andrew 166 Karwacki, Robert L 199, 230, 250 Jacques, Robert A 50, 56, 83, 255 Katz, Bennett 179 James, William S 23, 28, 128, 130, Katz, Laurence M 204 172, 174, 275 Katz, Norman H 156 Jameson, C. Hayes, Jr 214 Kaufman, Harry D 140 Jamison, J. Vincent, III 180 Kaufman, Herbert 0 238 Jarboe, J. Patrick 224 Kay, Thomas N 163 Jarvis, Thomas L 278 Keegan, William V 275 Jason, Joseph B 174 Keelty, Louise T 276 Jednorski, Charles A 284 Keeton, Ruth U 219 Jedrowicz, Bernard W 163 Keimig, Joseph F 178 Jefferies, John D 275, 276 Kelleher, James P 278 Jeffries, Simon, Jr 257 Keller, Charles C 216 Jenkins, Mary B 285 Keller, Claude 236 Jessup, Joe Lee 166 Keller, Gerald A 155 Jewell, Clarence E., Ill 278 Kelley, Harry W 239 Jewell, John R 127, 158 Kelly, Charles J 203, 218 Jobe, Oscar T., Jr 276 Kelly, Francis X 251 Jockel, George John 284 Kelly, Keith A 150 Johnson, Darrell L 252 Kelly, Lawrence V 207 Johnson, Ejner J 163, 172 Kelly, Mahlon 139 Johnson, Henry P 202, 222 Kelly, Michael J 185 Johnson, James Ira, Sr 215 Kelly, Winfield M., Jr 222 Johnson, John F 236 Kemp, Oden A 236 Johnson, Mary C 27 Kenary, Joseph A 286 Johnson, Robert M 159 Kennedy, Edward E 219 Johnson, Ronald L 170 Kennedy, John R 177 Johnston, Imogene B 254 Kenney, Thomas J 184 Jones, Albert L 228 Kent, John J, Jr 132, 133 Jones, Archie M 282 Kernan, Thomas B 49, 56, 84, 255 NAME INDEX 305

Page Page Kerr, John E .135 Kunst, Victor W 279 Kerrigan, Charlotte Yarroll. .216 Kurland, Albert A 136 Kershner, Harvey R .239 Kurz, Mary E 127 Kestier, Leonard W .164 Ketcham, Jackson P .158 Kibbe, Eugene L, Jr .209 Kidwell, Irving L .160 Ladson, Thomas A 170 Kimball, L. A .164 Laird, Robert J 173 Kimberly, John R .183 Lake, Robert T 138 Kimble, E. Theodore .238 Lally, Robert J 127, 154 King, Arthur A. .252 Lamar, Robert C 288 King, Benjamin L 161 Lambdin, Pierce J 28 King, David M 284 Lamberton, Clayton F 229 King, George M 252 Lamdin, I. Sewell 200, 230 King, Margaret S 284 Lamiman, E. Del, Jr 255 King, William R 282 LaMone, Rudolph P 166 Kirby, George, III 287 Lanasa, Joseph William 276 Kirby, Shirley F 167 Lancaster, John J 183 Kircher, Martin A 200, 230 Lancaster, Karen R 282 Kirkland, Phyllis 132 Land, Marvin 203, 209 Kirschner, Robert P 163 Landers, Maurice C 239 Klair, James G 131 Landis, William B 132 Klare, Betty W 152 Lantz, Thomas J 286 Klein, Donald 163 Lapides, Julian L 47, 54, 64, 253 Kleinwachter, William H 170 Lapidus, Karin 141 Klier, Otto A 152 Lapole, Yvonne 287 Klinken, Frederick H 130 Larrimore, Roland T 220 Klosek, Joseph J 277 Larrimore, W. Garrett 208 Knauer, Richard J 174 Laster, Howard 173 Knecht, Louis B 275, 279 Latham, Richard B 196, 221 Knoll, Craig S 51, 56, 84, 256 Latimer, Ruth M 257 Knopp, Robert W., Sr 282 Latshaw, Robert E., Jr 255 Knorr, Sheldon H 178 Lauenstein, Norman W 209 Knotts, Harry D 238 Lauman, Wayne R 174 Knotts, William H„ Jr 238 Laws, Victor H 228 Knowles, Lloyd G 219 League, Richard E 163 Knudson, C. Stuart 279 Learner, James A., Jr 179 Kolarik, John 200 Lechlider, George E 170, 171 Komenda, Frank J 51, 56, 84, 256 Lee, Ann H 284 Koonce, Sarah Ada 222 Lee, Blair, III. . .9, 17, 127, 128, 154, 243 Kopp, Nancy K 50, 56, 84, 255 Lee, Calvin B. T 182 Korn, Seymour 175 Lee, J. Gary 176 Koss, Helen L 44, 50, 56, 84, 255 Lee, Lena K 52, 56, 85, 257 Kostritsky, Margaret 200 Lee, Robert J 171 Kouneski, Anthony M 164 Lehane, J. Michael 276 Kowalczyk, Walter J 147 Leister, Klein G 281 Kozikowski, Stanley F 256 Lejins, Peter P 156 Kramer, Helen V 140 Lentz, H. Edgar 154 Kramer, Sidney 248 Leone, Dominic M 231 Kreimer, Lesley 222 Lerp, Edward S., Jr 283 Kriemelmeyer, Harry 173 Levan, Robert H 191 Krometis, August A 172 Levasseur, J. Hyland 140 Kropfelder, Charles B 277 Leventhal, Meyer 160 Krul, Raymond J 251 Levin, Marshall A 199, 230 Krysiak, Charles J 44, 53, 56, 85, 257 Levin, Theodore 49, 56, 85, 255 Kucher, Dorothy Bailey 224 Levine, Irvine A 195, 248 Kudner, Arthur H 183 Levitan, Laurence ... .44, 46, 54, 65, 251 Kuhn, Albin 0 182 Levy, Allan S 150 Kunkel, William J 218 Lewers, Donald T 139 306 NAME INDEX Page Page Lewis, Donald L 216 McCord, Marshall 161 Lewis, Doris Keene . . 215 McCormick, Hubert J 276 Lewis, Eugene K 179 McCoy, Dennis C 53, 56, 86, 257 Lewis, George R 127, 150 McCullough, Raymond 0., Jr 254 Lewis, Harold 200, 230 McCullough, William H 199, 222 Lewis, Virginia Bowland 287 McDermott, Angelina 178 Lilli, Joseph 134 McDonough, Gerard T 222 Lindner, Michael L. . . 159 McDonough, John W., Sr 283 Linn, David M 235 McDougald, Jadie B 237 Linton, William M 27, 49, 56, 86, 255 McDougall, Bernard 138 Linz, John G 276 McElwee, Joseph H 254 Lipin, Alfred J . . .47, 54, 65, 252 McGarry, Robert F 283 Liskey, Robert B 140 McGee, Edwin D 225 Liss, Solomon 199, 230 McGilvery, William H 177 Lister, Edward W., Jr.. 179 McGinniss, Genealla S 222 Litsinger, William C., Jr. 134 McGuigan, William T 236 Little, William D 159 McGuirk, Harry J 44, 47, 54, 65, 253 Littleton, Warne C. .. 229 McGuirk, Ronald C 208 Livezey, Jon Harlan.. . 254 McHugh, Simon F 128 Lockyer, Clifford P. .. 135 Mclnerney, John Stuart 251 Logan, John Wood . . . 175 McIntyre, Francis K 178 Lomax, Dervey A 238 McKay, James Manning 224 Long, Clarence D. . . . 9, 247 McKay, Richard K 178 Long, Harold E 255 McKee, Paul W 143 Long, John J 207, 275 McKee, Robert A 254 Long, Joseph J . . .52, 56, 86, 257 McKenzie, Duffy N., Sr 239 Long, Robert C. Biggy. . . .52, 56, 86, 257 McKewen, Thomas D 144 Longobardi, Alfred J... 256 McKinney, Gerald C 147 Lopatin, Arthur M.... 148 McKnight, Malcolm L 283 Lord, Henry R 130 McKysick, Victor A 141 Love, Lynda G 282 McLain, Joseph H 183 Loveless, Ernest A., Jr.. 199, 222 McLeod, Robert J 191 Lovell, John C 278 McMuller, Daniel F., Ill 275 Lowe, Edwin W 175 McMullen, Edgar A 236 Lowe, Schuyler 177 McMullen, John J., Jr 145 Lowe, Thomas Hunter . 183, 195, 249 McNamara, Gary V 278 Luber, Clifton E 163 McNamara, Reginald L., Jr 280 Luca, Joseph L 137 McNulty, Thomas F 276 Lucas, Frederick W. . . 215 McPhail, Donald 174 Lucas, Theodore G. . . 135 McPherson, W. Bruce 168 Luff, Ellen 184 McQuay, Gilbert H 128 Luff, James A 235 McRory, George W., Jr 191 Lupinek, Joseph J 164 McWilliams, Donald 236 Lusby, Dene L 156 McWilliams, J. Michael 162 Luther, Irma 127 Luthy, John F., Jr 278 M Lutwack, Ruth T 238 Lynch, James F 200 Mace, C. Burnam 195, 215 Lynch, Robert C 277 MacDaniel, H. Kemp 196, 209 Lyons, Robert L 237 MacDonald, Ernest 0 140 Macgill, James 196, 219 Machen, William L 238 Me Mackey, H. Kenneth 195, 213 McAuliffe, John F 196, 221, 250 Mackie, G. Eugene 236 McCaffrey, William R 51, 56, 86, 256 Mackie, Richard D 52, 56, 87, 257 McCauley, Ralph A 281 Mackley, Kenneth J 227 McClure, Judith A 128 Maddox, Robert K 221 McColley, Robert W 155 Madonna, William J., Jr...52, 56, 87, 257 McComas, James A 166 Maffay, Elizabeth K 256 NAME INDEX 307

Page Page Magness, Mrs. Lee S 285 Mavity, Robert W 226 Maguire, John N 196, 209 Maxwell, Virginia 140 Mahoney, George P 173 Mayer, Hans F 127 Main, William C 171 Mayfield, T. Hunt 196, 219 Malcotti, Marvin M 135 Maynard, Lawrence F 160 Malkus, Frederick C., Jr..27, 47, 54, 65, 253 Medholdt, Howard 183 Malone, Dennis 149 Meek, Woodrow B 164 Malone, J. Edward 49, 56, 87, 255 Meloy, Samuel W. H 199, 222 Maloney, Mary A 213 Melvin, Ridgely P., Jr 195 Maloof, Naji P 210 Menchine, W. Albert 195, 249 Mandel, Marvin. .9, 14, 127, 128, 146, 165, Medairy, Mark C., Jr 277 166, 172, 174, 176, 179, 243 Menes, Pauline H 44, 50, 56, 88, 256 Mandell, David 127 Menke, John L 221 Mandell, Wallace 138 Mensh, Suzanne 209 Manicur, Alice R 182 Menzies, John P 166 Manlove, William C 278 Messner, John E., Jr 251 Manlove, Wroth H 213 Mester, Edmund C 180, 181 Mann, Roger L 212 Meyer, Frederick, Jr 277 Manning, James T 152 Meyer, Gerald L 252 Mannion, John P 130 Meyer, Marshall 164, 185 Mappin, Richard C 207 Meyer, Paul A 158 Marburger, John 162 Michaels, Francis D 207 Marcello, John R 286 Mickle, Thomas B 283 Marchello, Joseph M 138 Middleton, Henry D 214 Margraff, Wilmer W 217 Miedusiewski, American Joe.53, 56, 89,257 Marks, Vera M 286 Mikulski, Barbara A 231, 246 Marshall, Arthur A., Jr 222 Miles, C. Allen 147 Marshall, Clyde T 282 Miles and Stockbridge 135 Marshall, Janet G 218 Miller, Albert 137 Marshall, Robert G 255 Miller, Albert R., Jr 147 Marshall, Thomas E 158 Miller, Deloris 135 Martin, Austin, Jr 277 Miller, H. Ralph 196, 221 Martin, James R., Jr 275 Miller, John C 252 Martin, John M., Sr 173 Miller, Joseph L., Jr 282 Martin, Melissa M 287 Miller, M. William 281 Martin, Philip G 142 Miller, Melvin G 212 Martin, Robert J 282 Miller, Milton H 147 Mason, David T 195 Miller, Robert F 166 Mason, Edward J 27, 45, 54, 66, 251 Miller, Thomas V. Mike, Jr. .46, 54, 66, 252 Mason, Walton R 213 Millison, Jay Laurence 224 Massey, Carlton E 229 Mills, Robert A., Jr 284 Massey, James A 236 Mills, Stanley A 237 Massey, James E., Jr 286 Mills, Sue V 222 Massey, Philip S 136 Millstone, J. Max 150 Masters, Kenneth H 277 Milton, H. F 160 Matarozza, Mae T 277 Mingle, James J 182 Mathews, William H 247 Minnick, Daniel J., Jr.. .44, 49, 56, 89, 254 Mathias, Charles McC., Jr 9, 246 Mish, Joseph D., Jr 278 Mathias, Joseph M 196, 221 Mitchell, Clarence M„ III. .47, 54, 66, 253 Mathias, Robert B 199, 222 Mitchell, James C 199, 214 Matthews, Allen Foster 280 Mitchell, John J 196, 221, 250 Matthews, Eunice M 235 Mitchell, Madie E 283 Matthews, James E 279 Mitchell, Parren S 9, 248 Mathews, Richard C 48, 56, 87, 254 Mitchell, R. Clayton, Jr... .52, 56, 89, 257 Matthews, Robert E 152 Mitchell, R. Lee 146 Mattingly, Joseph A 199, 224 Mizelle, James D 134 Matz, Joel 149 Molter, Nelson J 204 Maurer, Lucille 50, 56, 88, 255 Monaghan, John F 135 Mause, James P 27, 138 Montgomery, James H 288 308 NAME INDEX Page Page Moore, Arch A., Jr 179 Myers, Samuel L 181 Moore, Charles V 211 Myers, William J 231 Moore, Douglas, Jr 202, 221 Moore, E. Scott 176 N Moore, Jane Ann 221 Moore, John P 195, 249 Nagle, Malcolm 1 255 Moore, Marshall W 181 Nalley, Robert C 214 Moore, Michael 137 Nathan, Henry G 132 Moore, Ralph J., Jr 138 Naughton, Harold E 196, 207 Moorhead, Elizabeth S 138 Nave, Don 0 154 Moran, Donald E 145 Naylor, Mike 279 Moran, Jessie Patricia 282 Neall, Robert R 52, 57, 90, 257 Moran, M. Gail 127 Needle, Howard J 49, 57, 90, 255 Moreland, Allene L 208 Needle, Nathan F 152 Moreland, Hazel 1 208 Neilson, Vernon L 203, 208 Morelia, Constance A 255 Nelson, John J 169 Morkosky, James A 160 Neumann, John W 143, 185 Morris, Barbara M 255 Nevins, Frederick 133 Morris, Marvin 0 252 Newman, Elaine L 149 Morris, Willard A 172 Newman, W. Robert, Jr 279 Morsberger, Elmer L 277 Nichols, J. Hugh 49, 57, 91, 255 Morsberger, Louis P 49, 56, 89, 255 Nichols, Robert H 287 Morton, James C., Jr 195 Nieberding, Michael W 200 Morton, Michael R 183 Nigh, W. Keller 227 Moser, Roger W,. Sr 254 Nilson, George A 131 Moser, Ronald A 162 Nimmerrichter, Loretta 252 Mosley, W. Carlos, Jr 284 Niport, Jerome 133 Mothershead, Andrew 0... .50, 56, 89, 256 Nissel, J. Thomas 203, 219 Mower, Scarlett S 278 Nix, Roscoe R 221 Moylan, Charles E., Jr 195 Nolan, Virginia J 287 Moylan, John T 277 Noll, Joseph R 132 Moylan, Martin M 154 Nolle, Winifred 287 Moynihan, Timothy F., Jr 283 Noren, Donald H 133 Mraz, Paul J 285 Norris, Edward W 135 Mudd, Alfred R 285 Norris, James H., Jr 172, 195, 200 Mudd, John H 177 Norris, Robert N., Jr 146 Mudd, Patrick C 214 North, John C 202, 226 Muellen, Theophil K 178 Nuttle, Philip E., Jr 253 Muldrow, Ackneil, II 173 Nutwell, George M 208 Muller, Margie H 167 Muller, Steven 180 Mullinix, Harold W., Jr 286 Mumby, William 181 Oaks, Nathaniel T 276 Munger, Vern J., Jr 200, 230 Oates, Joseph P 130 Munson, Donald F 48, 57, 89, 254 O’Brien, Joanne 280 Murphy, Arthur G., Sr 53, 57, 90, 257 O'Brien, John F. X 53, 57, 91, 257 Murphy, James M 278 O'Brien, Mary L 283 Murphy, James W 199, 230 Ochs, Vernon A., Sr 275 Murphy, John C 147, 219 Ockert, C. William 147 Murphy, John E 130 O'Connell, Alfred C , 178 Murphy, John V 209 O'Connell, Donald W 182 Murphy, Joseph T 276 O’Connor, Gerald V., Sr 276 Murphy, Lawrence A 230 O'Connor, Robert W 238 Murphy, Robert C. .151, 195, 200, 205, 248 O’Connor, Sandra Ann 209 Murphy, William H., Sr 200, 230 O'Donnell, James J 162 Murray, Joseph H 132 O’Donnell, William J 195 Murray, Maurice E 236 O’Ferrall, Alfred J., Ill 175 Murrell, Alan H 175 Offutt, Ralph W 221 Mutscheller, Janet Y 27 O’Fiesh, Fred 131 NAME INDEX 309

Page Page Oglesby, Elma E 282 Peace, Charles F., Ill 283 O'Hanlon, Patricia B 286 Peach, John W 150 O’Hare, Mary T 222 Pealer, Woodward D 175 Oken, Fred 130 Pearce, John 167 Olney, Henry E 229 Peck, J. Stevenson 158 Olson, Roger 136 Pecora, Andrew 158 O’Melia, Joseph T 203 Peddicord, Thomas J., Jr 127 Oneglia, Stewart Preston 222 Pelczar, Michael J 182 O’Neill, James F 237, 251 Penn, Austin E 169 O’Neill, Harry St. A 203,218 Pennewell, Lieselotte 288 Onley, James S., Jr 281 Pepper, Bertram 136 Oppenheimer, Reuben 152 Perkins, William M 178 O’Reilly, Thomas P 46, 55, 66, 252 Perrin, John T 255 Orlinsky, Walter S 231 Perrott, James A 199, 230 Orndorff, Jess D 236 Perry, Mrs. Gail 137 Orndorff, Roy L 146 Perry, William 235 O’Rourke, John W 209 Pesci, Frank B 50, 57, 91, 256 Orth, Charles E., Jr 195 Peters, Myra L 128 Ortiz, James J 275 Pettaway, Brenda C 257, 276 Osborne, Robert H 150 Pettibone, John M .156 Osmansky, Lee E 282 Petzold, Walter J 280 Oster, Jon F 130 Pfaff, Charles F 163 O’Sullivan, D. Chester 158 Phelps, R. Nelson 171 Otenasek, Mildred 275 Phillips, Arlington 139 Ottinger, Paul W 196, 227 Phillips, Edmund F 278 Otto, James L _ 176 Phillips, George McK. 136 Outten, Charlotte L 229 Phillips, Harry L 184 Owens, Joseph E 44, 50, 57, 91, 255 Phillips, James N 148 Phillips, John 235 P Philpot, Francis G 207 Phipps, Louis N 143 Pachino, Joel H 277 Phoebus, Edward G 134 Paddack, Varner L 239 Phoebus, I. Theodore 225 Padgett, Richard D 237 Pickeral, Louisa J 214 Page, Alexander B., Jr 209 Pickett, Marcus B 212 Paige, Sterling A 276 Pickus, Joseph 154 Palmer, Edwin C 239 Pierce, Wendell H 179 Palmisano, Angelo F 170 Pierson, George W. H 251 Palumbo, Richard A 280 Pilchard, Mark 0 229 Panaggio, Pasquale, Jr 148 Pilkerton, J. L 163 Panor, James G 256 Pilski, Richard R 238 Papenfuse, Edward C 151 Pinder, Earl H 220 Park, George H 177 Pitcher, Charles W 278 Parker, Margaret Ann 280 Pitts, John L 137 Parker, Mary K 286 Pizzillo, Mario C 152 Parker, Roscoe H 199, 222 Plank, Jayne N 237 Parks, Floyd L .220 Plante, Robert H 286 Parks, Thomas W., Sr 227 Plummer, Adam 143 Parlett, John K 224 Plummer, Frank A 220 Parr, William A 144 Podolak, Paul S 285 Parran, John T., Jr 278 Podufaly, Edward T 147 Parrott, John W 160 Pointer, W. Donald 154, 156 Parsons, Arzella T 217 Poist, Charlton L 236 Parsons, David A., Jr 287 Pokrass, Frederick 137 Parsons, Richard P 170 Pollitt, Richard M 195, 228, 250 Pascal, Robert A 208 Pollock, Paul E 172 Pate, William A 166 Polovoy, Norman 131 Paul, Wilbert R 171 Ponzoli, Gary P 282 Payne, Ernest F 159 Poole, David K., Sr 227 310 NAME INDEX

Page Page Pope, Byron Patton 287 Randolph, Lloyal 52, 57, 92, 257 Pope, James R 256 Ransom, Wayne W 152 Pope, Virginia S 275 Rash, Joseph H 143 Potter, Donald W 152, 153 Rasin, George B., Jr 195, 220 Potter, Neal 221 Rasmussen, Dennis F 48, 57, 92,254 Povey, Alan E 177 Ratchford, William S„ II 28 Powell, Austin C 278 Raub, Frieda 286 Powell, Grant E 239 Rayburn, George L 159 -Powell, Neal W 236 Rea, James M 202, 222 Powell, Roland Earl 229 Redding, Robert S 50, 57, 92, 256 Powell, William R„ III 279 Reed, Charles H 279 Powers, Alvin M 133 Reed, John W„ Jr 253, 283 Powers, Jerrold V 195 Reed, Lester B 254 Powers, Ralph W 199,222 Reed, Philip E 278 Pray, Marilyn 191 Reeder, Charlotte E 219 Preller, David J 159 Reeder, Odett K 279 Presby, John P 257 Reeves, Gerald E 282 Pressman, Hyman A 231 Register, Harold 164 Prettyman, Daniel T 195, 229 Reichenberg, George P 159 Prettyman, Edward A 283 Reid, James L 178 Price, Edward J 280 Reilly, E. Donald 162, 163 Price, George A 48, 57, 91, 254 Reitz, Eric Wesley 284 Price, Graham D 226 Resnick, Alan M 200, 230 Price, Mrs. William H., II 177 Reynolds, Lloyd W 284 Prince, Gregory S 237 Rhodes, John W 236 Prinkey, Kenneth W 154 Rice, C. Herbert, Jr 251 Pritchett, Osvrey C 236 Rice, Richard C 170 Proctor, Kenneth C 196, 200, 209 Richards, Carl T 185 Proudfoot, 0. Delbert 207 Richardson, Joshua D 253, 288 Prouty, Margaret G 170 Richardson, Roger L 170 Pruett, Samuel E 150 Rigby, Kenneth D 275, 280 Pugh, Francis X 158 Riley, Catherine 1 48, 57, 92, 254 Pumphrey, C. Merritt 219 Riley, Lewis R 228 Purdy, Henry H 238 Riley, Martha A 283 Purnell, Robert J 280 Ring, Ann D 219 Putman, Charles C 133 Ritter, Clarence E 209 Pyers, Clyde E 162 Roberts, Elsie M 285 Robertson, Donald B 50, 57, 92, 255 Robertson, James C 154 Q Robertson, Marion 138 Quenstadt, Warren D 177 Robey, Frank C., Jr 53, 57, 93, 257 Quimby, Alfred Parker 280 Robinson, Dexter E 167 Quimper, James W 177 Robinson, Jerome 200, 230 Quinlan, Thomas J., Jr 236 Robinson, Noland 237 Quinn, John P 254, 284 Robinson, Roberta B 280 Quinn, Joseph D 178 Roby, James M 207 Quinn, Joseph D., II 278 Roe, Katharine B 223 Rogers, Edward Q 158 Rogers, Henry L 200, 230 R Rogers, Nolan H 162 Raab, Frank W 163 Rohe, Thomas J., Ill 159 Rabin, Joel J 148 Rohrer, Daniel S. J 168 Radcliffe, A. H 238 Rokos, Jerome 159 Rader, Robert D 130 Roll, E. Michael 238 Rafter, Roy W 144 Romano, Julius A 195 Rahil, Edward G„ Jr 218 Roney, J. Albert, Jr 195, 213 Raine, John E., Jr 196,209 Rosazza, Thomas A 156 Raley, Floyd 170, 224 Rose, James F 147 Ramsay, Frederick 138 Rosenbaum, Herbert H 132 NAME INDEX 311

Page Page Rosenbaum, M. Virginia 217 Schafer, John W 218 Rosenberg, Leonard 180, 184 Schafer, La Rue E 174 Rosenkrantz, Rita R 255 Schaidt, Wliliam G 235 Rosenshine, Donald L 51, 57, 93, 256 Schamel, Edwin J 130 Ross, David 199, 230 Scharer, J. Frederick 275 Ross, David Gray 50, 57, 93, 256 Scharf, Helen M 191 Ross, Mrs. Ruth Ellen 179 Scharon, Louis B 254 Rossignol, Kenneth 287 Schillinger, John A 171 Roth, John D 237 Schleigh, Charles L 203 Rothenhoefer, Robert Salter 216 Schloeder, Wanda S 277 Rothman, Bernard E 140 Schmidt, Thomas W 142 Rovner, Edmond F 160 Schminke, George T 275 Rowan, John T 275 Schneider, Philip F 151 Roy, Robert H 183 Schoch, Peter W 182 Ruark, Elmer F 239 Schoeler, Werner G 203, 209 Rubelman, Robert J 144 Schoenbrot, Fred K 219 Ruben, Ida G 50, 57, 94, 255 Schoenhaar, William H 152 Ruben, L. Leonard 202,221 Schomann, Charles F., Jr 173 Rubin, David .184 Schreiber, Robert F 211 Rubini, F. Frank 191 Schreiber, Ronald 127 Rudolph, David D 278 Schuerholz, Louis R 130 Rue, John Phillip, II 280 Schultz, J. Logan 183 Rummage, Frederick C 51, 57, 94, 256 Schultz, Oscar A 223 Rush, Charles H 160 Schultz, Ralph H 254,286 Rush, Karol 0 237 Schuster, Madeline L 147 Rush, William 49, 57, 94, 254 Schuyler, John A 154 Russell, George L, Jr 185 Schweinhaut, Margaret C.. .44, 46, 55, 66, Ruth, John N 131 172, 252 Rutherford, John 0 230 Scott, Audrey E 256 Rutkowski, John A 52, 57, 94, 257 Scott, Mary 286 Rutledge, Irvine H 196, 227 Scott, Winifred E 221 Ryan, Charles J 127, 280 Scuderi, Alfred C 166 Ryan, Hubert F 236 Scull, David L 50, 57, 95, 255 Rymer, Thomas A 51, 57, 94, 256 Scull, Elizabeth L 221 Seeman, A. C., Jr 160 s Sefton, Nancy J 214 Seidel, Robert J., Sr 277 Sachs, Herbert M 144 Selby, N. Ross 285 Sachs, Joseph W 257 Seling, John W., Sr 277 Sanders, Calvin R 202, 221 Seney, John M 247 Sanford, John L., Jr 229 Sensenbaugh, James A. .152, 178, 179, 180 Sanger, George F 224 Serio, C. John 174 Santangelo, Francis J., Sr.. .51, 57, 95, 256 Serman, Carroll C 229 Santoni, George J 53, 57, 95, 257 Serviss, Robert L 129 Sarbanes, Paul S 9, 247 Seth, W. Andrew 213 Satterfield, Major John .164 Shane, Joseph 152 Sauer, George E 255 Shank, Edward L 227 Sauer, Robert 136 Shannon, Preston C 177 Sauerhoff, Jackie R 276 Sharp, Clarence W 130 Saul, Milton H. F 160 Sharp, George B 223 Saulsbury, A. 0., Jr 178 Sharpe, Francis V 150 Saunders, Norman H 222 Shaw, Franklin M 236 Savage, Harold F., Jr 254, 284 Shaw, George B 179 Savage, John R 257 Shaw, James E 235 Savits, Joel M 279 Shay, David 283 Savoy, Pauline 286 Shearin, Plummer M 196, 221 Schaefer, John A 231 Sheehan, Lorraine M 51, 57, 95, 256 Schaefer, Robert W 168 Sherbow, Joseph 185 Schaefer, William D 231, 235 Sherman, Michael M 140 312 NAME INDEX

Page Page Sherwell, Jon Phillip 288 Smith, Rex C 134 Sherwood, Suzanne R 283 Smith, Roland Franklin 252 Shipley, G. Raymond 216 Smith, Thomas C 185 Shipley, Larry Wayne 285 Smith, Thomas E 281 Shipley, Roderick E 139 Smith, Col. Thomas S 140, 153, 154 Shoch, Ann C 256 Smith, W. Howard 237 Shockey, Paul R 286 Smith, William E 256 Shockley, William E 228 Smith, William E„ Jr 282 Shoemaker, H. Reese, Jr 175 Snook, Harry C 227 Shore, S. Frank 50, 57, 95, 255 Snook, Martin L 227 Showell, Franklin C 169 Sodaro, Anselm 199, 230, 250 Shpritz, Neil M 167 Solomon, Neil 127, 132, 133, 172 Shriner, George D 159 Solow, Rita D 140 Shubnell, Lawrence D 28 Sonner, Andrew L 221 Shumate, Roland N 218 Sophocleus, Theodore J 137 Shore, Ralph G 196, 221 Sorgen, Victor 1 171 Shusterman, Abraham 148 Southard, Arthur L, Jr 129 Shymansky, Thomas L 285 Sparks, E. Clyde 279 Silver, Edgar P 200,230 Sparks, John Dudley, Jr 287 Silver, Michael S 127,173 Sparks, Vernon W 141 Simmons, Luiz R 255 Sparling, George R 224 Simmons, William A 285 Spector, Allen B 231 Simms, Harry 255 Spector, Joseph W 179 Simms, Lawrence W 279 Speicher, W. Glenn, Jr 284 Simms, Michael G 286 Spell, Jacqueline M 27 Simpkins, Lloyd L 202,225 Spellman, Gladys Noon 9, 133, 147 Simpkins, Roger W 158 Spencer, Alex J 280 Simpson, James C 46, 55, 67, 252 Spencer, Elizabeth W 221 Singley, Frederick J., Jr 195,204 Spencer, Robert A 252 Sklar, Albert L 199,230 Spicer, Barton T 278 Sklar, Steven V 57, 57, 96, 257 Spickler, Donald 288 Slack, George W 219 Spigler, Fred H., Jr 127 Slater, Thomas G 278 Spinak, Abraham D 183 Slay, James M., Jr 128, 185 Spoerlein, Randall G 236 Slikker, Elizabeth T 256 Sprague, Michael J 51, 57, 97, 256 Small, Barbara J 287 Sprankle, Richard M 236 Smallwood, Alice M 282 Spriggs, George H., Jr 129 Smariga, Robert E 285 Sprinkle, Walter L 239 Smearman, William J 152 Spry, Lehman W 218 Smelser, Charles E 275 Stack, Richard L 256 Smelser, Charles H 45, 55, 67, 251 Stafford, Clifford L 211 Smiley, Paul V 235 Stafford, James S 204 Smith, A. James 228 Stamboni, Nance J 163 Smith, Austin W 162 Stankowski, Stanislaus J 277 Smith, Charles E 48, 57, 96, 254 Stanley, Marjorie A 280 Smith, D. Wainwright 257, 283 Stanton, Joseph L 163 Smith, Don S 166 Stark, Alexander 231 Smith, Donald A 281 Stark, Francis C 149 Smith, Donald M 203, 212 Stark, Judith P 174 Smith, Earl 285 Starner, Reese Leppo 212 Smith, Edgar L 202, 222 Starnes, Luther W 148 Smith, Elizabeth S 52, 57, 96, 257 Staten, Roy N 27, 44, 45, 55, Smith, Harry 0 216 67, 185, 251 Smith, Howard M 221 Steers, Newton I., Jr 46, 55, 67, 251 Smith, J. Hodge 202, 221 Steinberg, Melvin A 45, 55, 68, 251 Smith, L. Jay 284 Steinecke, Maureen K 222 Smith, Leonard E 223 Sterling, Sue M 275 Smith, Marvin H 195, 204 Sterling, William 0. E 202, 224 Smith, R. Perry, Jr 235 Stern, Saul 1 147 NAME INDEX 313

Page Page Stettler, H. Louis, III 142 Temple, T. Edward 146 Stewart, Barbara A 287 Terenyi, Frank L 238 Stewart, J. Marshall 169 Teter, Harry, Jr 167 Stewart, James 202 Thayer, R. Thomas 143 Stewart, Kenneth F 129 Thieme, Raymond G., Jr 203, 208 Stichel, Henry W., Jr 200, 230 Tiberio, Guy 238 Stiegler, Margie E 208 Tierney, Philip J 173 Stifler, Jean Rose 137 Tigner, Ethel S 127 Stine, Floyd E 236 Tilden, Charles E 149 Stine, Harry 1 278 Tilghman, Raymond T 214 Stockett, Ann 208 Thomas, Basil A 199,230 Stocksdale, Robert L 176 Thomas, Clarence C. C 180 Stockton, Roy B 256 Thomas, Edward 0 202,229 Stoicos, Agnes L 164 Thomas, Edward P., Jr.. . .45, 55, 68, 251 Stokeley, Marshall E 175 Thomas, Edwin L 147 Stone, Garry W 167 Thomas, George 141 Stone, Norman R., Jr.. . .45, 55, 68, 251 Thomas, James E 238 Stone, Richard L 285 Thomas, Thomas M 142 Stotlemeyer, Helen 281 Thomas, Virginia M 219 Strahorn, Pauline M 278 Thomas, W. G. Brooks 168 Stratton, William R 177 Thomas, W. Henry 52, 57, 97, 257 Strauser, Gilbert E 133 Thomason, Franklin A 51, 57, 97, 256 Stringer, Wilson B 175 Thompson, Byron W 203, 216 Stroble,Robert E 45, 55, 68, 251 Thompson, Charles Awdry 195 Stultz, Richard L 236 Thomsen, John S 282 Suarez-Simon, Antonio 149 Thon, Robert W., Jr 158 Sullivan, Charles J„ Jr 50, 57, 97, 256 Tobin, Maureen Collins 287 Sullivan, Robert L., Jr.. .172, 175, 176, 177 Tobler, Alice B 136 Sultenfuss, Vernon B 287 Todd, Elbert F 284 Suter, Henry B 172 Todd, George B 215 Swain, H. Marcellus 287 Todd, Ronald Knots 284 Swank, Steven T 285 Tolbert, Roy C 176 Swann, Robert L 128 Toth, Judith C 49, 57, 97, 255 Swartz, James C 275, 277 Towers, Thomas A 141 Swartzentruber, H. D .237 Towler, Ruth H. 213 Swauger, Donald E 237 Town, May 152, 153 Sweeney, Robert F 200 Townsend, Arthur C. 167 Swisher, William A 230 Tracey, John C 202, 221 Traurig, Harry J.. . . 155 T Travers, Calvin 215 Trees, George L 252 Tagliaferri, Loreto P. 257 Tregoe, Charles H 140 Taubman, Robert M. 180 Trotter, Decatur W 51, 57, 98, 256 Tawes, Howard J... 287 Troy, Chester A., Sr 179 Tawney, Lewis S... . 139 Trueman, H. Gordon 210 layback, Matthew . 153 Truitt, James F., Jr 152 Taylor, Carol W. . . 282 Truly, Edward E 282 Taylor, Casper R., Jr. 48, 57, 97, 254 Tubman, J. Roland 145 Taylor, Edward W. . 167 Tubman, William Willis, Jr 278 Taylor, George . . . . 208 Tucker, Chester F 128 Taylor, George M. . 203 Tull, Charles Edward Biddie 225 Taylor, James H. . . . 199, 222 Tully, Edwin R 154 Taylor, Nancy A. . . 284 Tumbusch, Wilfred T 134 Taylor, Nettie B. . . 179 Turk, Morris 130, 196, 208 Taylor, Ralph B.... 239 Turnage, Raleigh, Jr 276 Taylor, T. Herbert . 130 Turnbull, John Grason 196,209 Taylor, Waddell S. . 255 Turner, B. Hackett, Jr 195,223 Taylor, Wilson S. . . 228 Turner, C. Rutledge 285 Tederick, George H.. 207 Turner, H. Mebane 181 314 NAME INDEX Page Page Turner, Henry P 156 Ward, Carl Pete 280 Turner, Merle Hasten 214 Ward, Helen Sue 225 Tustian, Richard E 191 Ward, Jeffrey L 202 Ward, John X 50, 57, 99, 255 Ward, Maurice S 286 u Ward, Michael D 281 Warfield, Edwin, III 128, 174 Udoff, Frank 202 Warfield, H. Branch 148 Ugoretz, Ben 159 Warfield, Richard T 235 Ullery, Wallace G 282 Warr, Jesse J., Jr 222 Umscheid, Clifford 145 Warren, Richard D 228 Ungelsbee, Clyde 237 Warwick, Earl G 225 Unglesbee, Alvie B 277 Washington, Mrs. Vivian E. C 149 Upole, Elmer H 237 Wasowicz, Frank J 175 Upton, Jack, Jr 185 Waterbury, Bayard H., Jr 166 Urie, William A 158 Wathen, Kenneth L 280 Utz, Edward 203 Watson, Alvin 181 Watts, Robert B 199, 230 V Waxman, Stanley M 156 Way, Laurence 236 Valiant!, Romeo L 130 Wayson, Morgan W., Jr 173 Vallario, Joseph F., Jr 51, 57, 98, 256 Weant, Edward 0., Jr 196, 212 Valle, Francis J 231 Weaver, Edward T 239 Valliant, Jeremiah 238 Weaver, Kenneth N 145 Van Brunt, Rinaldo 154 Webster, Jennings Bryan 287 Van Buskirk, George 169 Webster, Kenneth B 151 Van Waggoner, Robert L, Sr 154, 156 Webster, Kenneth L 52, 57, 99, 257 Venetoulis, Theodore G 209 Weems, George J 210 Vickers, Bartus 0 220 Wehland, Charles E 219 Vineyard, Paul C., Jr 139 Weigle, Richard D 176 Virts, C. Clifton 48, 57, 98, 254 Weinkam, L. Anne 277 Virts, Edgar C., Jr 216 Weintraub, Mrs. Leo 168 Vogel, Robert M 167 Weir, Michael H 48, 57, 99, 254 Votta, John J 219 Weisengoff, Paul E 52, 57, 99, 257 Weiss, Eugene 275, 279 Welch, Joseph H 217 w Welch, T. Hammond, Jr 159 Wade, Frank 243 Welcome, Henry C 276 Wagaman, Charles F., Jr.. .48, 57, 98, 254 Welcome, Verda 47, 55, 69, 253 Wageley, Paul A 155 Welsh, Ada Mae 279 Wagner, Michael J 51, 57, 98, 256 Welsh, Frank W 148 Wagner, Peter E 182 Welsh, Herbert W 213 Wagner, Susan Ann 282 Welsh, James J 200,230 Wahbe, Vladimir A 127, 147, 172, Welsh, Patrick T 49, 57, 99, 254 175, 177 Welsh, Paul E 154 Wainwright, Mrs. Ronny A 275 Wenderoth, Donald R 168 Waldron, Richard V 202,222 Wendt, Philip B 207 Waldrop, Fred E 203,209 Wertz, Richard C 173 Walker, Harry F 172 Wessell, Jeanette 283 Walker, John E 135 West, R. Alan 286 Walker, Milton M 237 Westcott, Donald A 157 Walker, Raymond W 207 Wheatley, Mrs. Charles H 231 Walker, Wilbert L 148 Whelan, J. Stuart, Jr 252 Walkup, Mary 282 Whisman, John D 167 Walter, Paul 132 White, Benjamin D 132, 133 Walters, Ben D 159 White, Darlene Z 222 Walters, Elmer E 53, 57, 99, 257 White, E. Homer, Jr 47, 55, 69, 253 Wampler, Elton R 248 White, Edwin W 284 Ward, Albert W 174 White, Francis W 191, 222 NAME INDEX 315

Page Page White, Howard E 140 Wisner, J. Basil 128, 129 Whitehead, Donald W 167 Wojtanowski, Henry P. 168 Whiting, Chester E 222 Wolf, Harry B., Jr.. . . 176 Whitlock, Richard Whittington 200 Wolfe, James M. . . . 256 Whitney, James H 173 Wolfgang, John W.. . . 51, 57, 100, 256 Whittington, H. DeWayne 287 Wolford, Robert G.. . 135 Wieland, Charles H., IV 287 Wood, George T. . . . 237 Wiggins, Arlyss K 280 Wood, Linda 287 Wilcox, Gordon N 153 Wood, Ralph 177 Wilcox, Kenneth A 202, 213 Woodard, John 285 Wilkinson, Michael 287 Woods, Robert J. . . . 202, 222 Wilkinson, Perry 0., Jr.. .50, 57, 100, 256 Woods, Sylvania W. . 280 Willey, Frederick Scott 287 Woodstock, John A. . . 131 Williams, B. V 166 Woodward, Charles, Jr. 202, 221 Williams, Bruce C 203, 208 Woofers, Dorsey L. .. 278 Williams, Mrs. Charles W 174 Woofers, Madlyn E. . 223 Williams, G. Thomas 286 Worrall, Philip W. . . . 284 Williams, Jane C 278 Worsley, James R., Jr. 176 Williams, Percy V 179 Wray, James L 196, 208 Williams, R. Neil 207, 282 Wright, Charles L. .. 280 Williams, Ralph L 155 Wright, Fred C., III.. 203, 277 Williams, Roger 220 Wright, Gertrude C. . 214 Williams, Thomas H 255 Wyatt, Maurice R.. . . 127 Wills, James H 235 Wyman, Thomas .... 183 Wills, George S 145 Wilner, Alan M 127 Y Wilson, Edward 149 Wilson, Edward C 173 Yaffee, Morris R. .. 140 Wilson, Floyd E., Jr 222 Yarema, Carl J. . . . 254 Wilson, Harry N 226 Yates, William B., II 215 Wilson, James Edward, Jr 214 Yeager, Thomas M. . 219 Wilson, Kenneth 0 131 Yingling, Jacob M... 166 Wilson, Kevin 238 Yoash, Paul 235 Wilson, Lee E 238 Young, Larry 52, 57, iod, 257 Wilson, Thomas M., Ill 131 Young, Leon R. . . . 255 Wilson, William 1 153 Young, Robert N. . . 147 Windsor, Gilbert E., Jr 278 Young, Roland N. . 236 Wineland, Fred L.. .23, 127, 128, 172, 247 Young, William H., II 159 Wingeroth, Vernon C .'.173 Yow, Margaret C. . . 288 Winkler, Richard A 278 Yunger, Ellen M.. . . 286 Winkler, Robert N 283 Winn, Richard A 236 z Winter, Roger P 143 Zander, Eugene J 50, 57, 100, 255 Winterbottom, Ruth 286, 287 Zee, Robin J 151 Wise, J. Owen .211 Zei, William P 176 Wise, James A 195, 211 Zeigler, Robert F 288 Wiser, C. Lawrence 46, 55, 70, 252 Zeni, Lee E 144, 166 GENERAL INDEX

Page Page A Anne Arundel County cities and towns 235 Abandoned Property Unit 129 County seat 208 Accident Fund, Commissioners Delegates 51 of the State 152 Democratic State Central Adjutant General 174 Committee 275-76 Administration, Department Legislative Districts 34 of Budget and Fiscal Planning 142 officers listed 208 Administration, Office of, Republican State Central Department of General Services . . .150 Committee 282 Administrative, Executive Senators 46-47 and Legislative Review Committee. . 44 Annotated Code of Maryland, Administrative Adjudication, Commission to Revise 28 Motor Vehicle Administration 164 Antitrust Division, Administrative Office of the Courts...200 State Law Department 131 Admissions Tax Unit 130 Appalachian Regional Commission ... .166 Afro-American and Indian History Appeal Board, State 130 and Culture, Commission on 169 Appellate Judicial Circuits: Aged and Chronically II! Services judges listed 195 Administration, Department of map 197 Health and Mental Hygiene 133 Apple Commission, Maryland State. .. .171 Aging, Commission on 172 Apprenticeship and Training Council.. 160 Agricultural Commission, Maryland ...170 Appropriations Committee, House Agricultural Land Preservation of Delegates 44 Foundation 171 Archaeology, Advisory Committee on.. . 145 Agriculture: Architectural Registration Board, crop values 7 Maryland 158 Agriculture, Department of 170 Architectural Review, Board of 150 Air Quality Control Advisory Council.. .138 Area of Maryland 7 Airport Zoning Appeals, Board of 164 Arts Council, Maryland 167 Alcohol Tax Enforcement Unit 129 Artistic Property, Commission on 150 Alcoholic Beverages Division, Assessments and Taxation, State Comptroller of the Treasury 128 Department of 174 Allegany County: Athletic Commission, State 158 cities and towns 235 Atlantic States Marine County seat 207 Fisheries Commission 146 Delegates 48, 52 Atomic Energy, Maryland Advisory Democratic State Central Commission on 166 Committee 275 Attorney General: Legislative Districts 29-30 Biographical Sketch 20 officers listed 207 duties 130-31 Republican State Central election returns 245 Committee 282 listed 9 Senators 45 Audiologists, Board of Examiners for.. 138 Anatomy Board of Maryland 138 Auditor, Legislative 28 Animal Health Section, Automated Data Processing Services, Department of Agriculture 170 Motor Vehicle Administration 164 Animal Industries Division, Automobile Insurance Fund, Maryland. .172 Department of Agriculture 170 Aviation Administration, State 164 Annapolis Public Buildings Aviation System Plan Policy and Grounds 150 Committee, State 184 316 GENERAL INDEX 317 Page Page B Bowie State College 181 Bowie State College Board of Visitors. .181 Backbone Mountain Boys’ Boys’ Forestry Camps 135 Forestry Camp 135 Boys' Village of Maryland 134 Baltimore, University of 181 Budget Analysis, Department of Baltimore, University of, Budget and Fiscal Planning 142 Board of Visitors 181 Budget and Audit, Joint Committee on. . 44 Baltimore City: Budget and Fiscal Planning, Delegates 52-53 Department of 142 Democratic State Central Budget and Taxation Committee, Committee 276-77 State Senate 44 Legislative Districts 35 Budget Review, Division of, Mayor 230, 235 Department of Fiscal Services 28 officers listed 230-31 Building, Savings and Loan Republican State Central Association Commissioners, Board of. 159 Committee 282-83 Building, Savings and Loan Senators 47 Associations, Division of 168 Baltimore County: Building Codes Administration, County seat 209 Division of 168 Delegates 48-49 Bureau: Democratic State Central see under individual bureaus Committee 277 Business and Industrial Development, Legislative Districts 30-31 Division of 166 officers listed 209 Republican State Central Committee 283-84 c Senators 45 Calvert County. Baltimore Port 7 cities and towns 235 Baltimore Public Buildings and County seat 210 Grounds 151 Delegates 51 Bank Commissioner 158 Democratic State Central Bank Regulation Board 158 Committee 278 Banking, Savings and Loan, and Legislative Districts 34 Small Loan Industries, Commission officers listed 210 to Study 185 Republican State Central Banking Board 158 Committee 284 Barber Examiners, Board of 158 Senator 46 Bedding Advisory Board 139 Campaign Financing, Task Force on.. 184 Bicentennial Commission, Maryland ..167 Canvassers, Board of State 172 Bi-County Agencies 191 Capital City, Maryland Commission Biographical Sketches: on the 176 Attorney General 20 Caroline County: Comptroller of the Treasury 20 cities and towns 235 General Assembly 58 County seat 211 Governor 14 Delegates 52 Lieutenant Governor 17 Democratic State Central Secretary of State 23 Committee 278 Treasurer 23 Legislative Districts 34 Bird, State 12 officers listed 211 Blind Industries and Services Republican State Central of Maryland 177 Committee 284 Blue Sky Advisory Committee 131 Senator 47 Board of Public Works 128 Carroll County: Boards: cities and towns 236 see under individual boards County seat 212 or departments Delegates 48 Boating Waters, State 7 Democratic State Central Boiler Rules, Board of 160 Committee 278 318 GENERAL INDEX

Page Page Legislative Districts 30-31 Citizens Advisory Boards of local referenda 272 Department of Health and officers listed 212 Mental Hygiene Facilities 137 Republican State Central Civil Defense Advisory Council 164 Committee 284-85 Civil Defense and Emergency Senators 45 Planning Agency 154 Cecil County: Code Enforcement Certification Board. .168 cities and towns 236 Commercial Fisheries Advisory County seat 213 Commission 143 Delegates 52 Commissions: Democratic State Central see under specific commission Committee 278 Committee Chairmen, General Assembly 44 Legislative Districts 34 Committees: officers listed 213 see under specific name Republican State Central of committee Committee 285 Communications, Department of Senator 47 General Services 151 Censors, Maryland State Board of.... 159 Community Colleges, State Board for.. 178 Central Laundry Correctional Camp... 155 Community Development Central Payroll Bureau 129 Administration 168 Central Services, Office of, Community Relations, Office of, Department of General Services... .151 Department of Health and Mental Charitable Organizations, Hygiene 132 Commission on 185 Comprehensive Health Planning Agency. 133 Charles County: Comptroller of the Treasury: cities and towns 236 Biographical Sketch 20 County seat 214 duties 128-130 Delegates 51 election returns 244 Democratic State Central listed 9 Committee 278 Congressional Districts 289 Legislative Districts 33 Constitution and Administrative local referenda 272 Law Committee, House of Delegates. 44 officers listed 214 Constitutional Amendments: Republican State Central election returns 258 Committee 285 Constitutional and Public Law Senators 46 Committee, State Senate 44 Chemist Section, State, Consumer Credit, Commissioner of . . .159 Department of Agriculture 170 Consumer Protection Division 131 Chesapeake Bay 7 Coppin State College 181 Chesapeake Bay and Coastal Coppin State College Board of Zone Advisory Commission 143 Visitors 181 Chesapeake Bay Interagency Correction, Division of 155 Committee 175 Correction, Parole and Probation, Chesapeake Bay Toll Bridge 163 Advisory Board for 156 Chesapeake College 178 Correctional Camps 155 Children and Youth, Governor’s Correctional Institution— Commission on 149 Hagerstown, Maryland 155 Chiropractic Examiners, State Board of. 138 Correction Institution for Women— Cigarette Tax Unit 129 Jessup, Maryland 155 Circuit Administrative Judge 199 Correctional Training Center, Maryland. 155 Circuit Courts: Correctional Training Commission ....156 election returns 250 Corrections, Special Joint Committee on 44 judges listed 195, 196, 199 Cosmetologists, State Board of 159 map of judicial circuits 198 Council for Higher Education, Maryland. 178 Cities and Towns: Council on the Environment, Maryland. .172 listed 233 County Administrative Judge 199 population statistics 7 County Officers listed 207-229 GENERAL INDEX 319

Page Page Court of Appeals: Republican State Central Chief Judge 195 Committee 285 Clerk 195 Senator 47 election returns 248 Driver Examination and Licensing, judges listed 195 Motor Vehicle Administration 164 map of Appellate Circuits 197 Driver Improvement and Records, Court of Appeals Standing Committee Motor Vehicle Administration 164 on Rules of Practice and Procedure .200 Driver Licensing and Control, Court of Special Appeals: Motor Vehicle Administration 164 Chief Clerk 195 Driver Review and Rehabilitation, Chief Judge 195 Motor Vehicle Administration 164 election returns 249 Drug Abuse, Advisory Council on 138 judges listed 195 Drug Abuse Administration 134 map of Appellate Circuits 197 Credit Union Insurance Corporation of Maryland 159 E Criminal Injuries Compensation Board. 154 Eastern Shore Hospital Center 136 Criminal Law, Commission on 184 Eastern Shore Hospital Center Crownsville Hospital Center 136 Citizens Advisory Board 137 Crownsvilie Hospital Center Economic Advisors, Governor’s Citizens Advisory Board 137 Council of 142 Economic Affairs Committee, D State Senate 44 Economic and Community Data Processing Division 129 Development, Department of 166 Deep Creek Lake Commission 146 Economic and Community Deer’s Head Center 134 Development Advisory Commission.. 166 Deer's Head Center Citizens Economic Matters Committee, Advisory Board 137 House of Delegates 44 Defective Delinquents, Advisory Economic Opportunity, Maryland Board for 156 Office of 148 Delmarva Advisory Council 176 Education, Governor's Study Democratic State Central Commission on the Structure Committee of Maryland 275 and Governance of 184 Dental Examiners, Maryland Education, State Board of 178 State Board of 139 Education, State Department of 178 Departmental Services, Motor Education Agencies 177 Vehicle Administration 164 Education Commission of the States.. 179 Departments: Educational Council, Maryland 179 see under individual departments Eighth Congressional District: Development Credit Corporation boundaries 291 of Maryland 168 election returns 248 Developmental Disabilities Council.... 141 map 199 District Court of Maryland: Eighth Judicial Circuit 199 Chief Clerk 200 Elected Officials in Maryland, 1975... 9 Chief Judge 200 Election Laws, State judges listed 200, 202-204 Administrative Board of 172 map 201 Election Returns: Dog, State 12 Attorney General 245 Dorchester County: Comptroller of the Treasury 244 cities and towns 236 Constitutional Amendments 258 County seat 215 General Assembly 251 Delegates 52 Governor 243 Democratic State Central Judiciary 248 Committee 278 Lieutenant Governor 243 Legislative Districts 34 Local Referenda 272 local referenda 272 State-Wide Referendum 271 officers listed 215 U. S. Representatives 247 320 GENERAL INDEX

Page Page U. S. Senator 246 election returns 247 Election Returns, 1974 241 map 292 Electrical Examiners and Supervisors, First Judicial Circuit 195 Board of 159 Fiscal Planning, Department of Emergency Medical Services, Depart- Budget and Fiscal Planning 142 ment of Health and Mental Hygiene. 132 Fiscal Research, Division of, Emergency Resources Priority Board. . .154 Department of Fiscal Services 28 Employees Retirement Review Board.. 153 Fiscal Services, Department of 28 Employees' Retirement System 152 Fish, State 11 Employees Surety Bond Fisheries Administration 144 Committee, Maryland State 174 Flag, State 11 Employment Agency Advisory Board.. .160 Fleet Management, Task Force on... .184 Employment and Social Services, Fleet Safety Committee, State 184 Department of 148 Flower, State 12 Employment Security Administration.. 148 Forest Advisory Commission 143 Energy Advisory Commission 172 Forest Area, State 7 Energy Policy, Office of 173 Forest Service 144 Engineering and Construction, Office Foresters, State Board of of, Department of General Services. .150 Registration for 159 Environmental Health Administration . . 133 Fourth Congressional District: Environmental Matters Committee, boundaries 291 House of Delegates 44 election returns 247 Environmental Noise Advisory Council .141 map 292 Environmental Service, Maryland .... 144 Fourth Judicial Circuit 196 Environmental Trust, Maryland 145 Frederick County: Equal Rights Amendment Implemen- cities and towns 236 tation Study Commission 184 County seat 216 Ethics, Board of 152 Delegates 48 Examining Engineers, Board of 159 Democratic State Central Executive Branch Organization Chart . .187 Committee 278-79 Execuitve Department 127 Legislative Districts 30 Executive Independent Agencies 172 officers listed 216 Executive Nominations Committee, Republican State Central State Senate 44 Committee 285 Senators 45 Frostburg State College 182 F Frostburg State College Board of Fair Board, Maryland State 171 Visitors 181 Field Inspection Section, Functions of Government Commission. .185 Department of Agriculture 170 Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Field Services, Motor State Board of 139 Vehicle Administration 163 Fifth Congressional District: G boundaries 291 election returns 247 Garrett County: map 292 cities and towns 237 Fifth Judicial Circuit 196 County seat 217 Finance and Statistics Division, Delegates 48 Motor Vehicle Administration 163 Democratic State Central Finance Committee, State Senate 44 Committee 279 Financial Disclosure Advisory Board... 173 Legislative Districts 29 Financial Responsibility, Motor officers listed 217 Vehicle Administration 164 Republican State Central Fire Marshal 154 Committee 285 Fire Prevention Commission 154 Senator 45 Fire Services Study Commission 185 Gasoline Tax Division 129 First Congressional District: General Accounting Division, boundaries 291 Comptroller of the Treasury 129 GENERAL INDEX 321

Page Page General .Administration, Office of, Committee 279 Department of Health and Mental Legislative Districts 30-31 Hygiene 132 officers listed 218 General Assembly: Republican State Central Biographies of members 58-100 Committee 285-86 committee chairmen listed 44 Senators 45 election returns 251 Health and Higher Educational Legislative Council 44 Facilities Authority, Maryland 179 Legislative Districts 29 Health and Mental Hygiene, Legislative Districts (maps) ...36-43 Department of 132-141 membership 29 Health Services Cost Review Office locations 54 Commission 133 Office telephone numbers 54 Hearing Aid Dealers, Board of officers listed 27 Examiners for 159 pictures of members 101-122 Henryton Center 135 Roster of Members, 1975 Session. 45 Henryton Hospital Center General Assembly Compensation Citizens Advisory Board 137 Commission 123 Hereditary Disorders, Commission on. . .138 General Election Returns, 1974 241 Higher Education Act of 1965, State General Professional Services Advisory Council for Title I of the. . .177 Selection Board 150 Higher Education Facilities Acts, General Services, Department of ....150 Advisory Council to the Board General Services, Motor Vehicle of Public Works on 177 Administration 163 Geological Survey, Maryland 144-45 Higher Education Loan Governor: Corporation, Maryland 179 Biographical Sketch 14 Highland Health Facility 136 duties 127-28 Highway Administration, State 162 election returns, 1974 243 Highway Safety Coordinating listed g Committee, Maryland 165 Governor’s Council of Economic Historical Trust, Maryland 167 Advisors 142 Holly Center 135 Governor’s Executive Council 127 Holly Center Citizens Advisory Board. .138 Governor’s Military Staff 128 Home Improvement Commission, Grading Services Section, Department Maryland 160 of Agriculture 170 Horse Riding Stables, Board Greater Baltimore Consolidated of Inspection for 160 Wholesale Food Market Authority... 176 Hospital Construction, Advisory Great Oaks Center 135 Council on 139 Great Oaks Center Citizens Hospital Licensing, Advisory Advisory Board 137 Board on 139 Great Seal of Maryland 11 House of Correction, Maryland 155 Greater Laurel Hospital Authority. 139 House of Delegates: Green Ridge Boys' Forestry Camp.... 135 Biographical Sketches of Members 70-100 H Committee Chairmen listed 44 Election Returns 254 Hall of Records Commission 151 Legislative Districts 29-35 Handgun Permit Review Board 157 Legislative Districts (maps) ...36-43 Handicapped, Governor's Commission Office locations 55-57 to Study the Need of the 185 Office Telephone Numbers ....55-57 Handicapped, Governor’s Committee Officers listed 27 to Promote Employment of the ... .179 Pictures of Members 101-123 Harford County: Roster of Members, 1975 48-53 cities and towns 237 Housing, Division of 168 County seat 218 Howard County: Delegates 48 County seat 219 Democratic State Central Delegates 49 322 GENERAL INDEX

Page Page Democratic State Central Juvenile Services, Advisory Board of.. 138 Committee 279 Juvenile Services Administration 134 Legislative Districts 32 Officers listed 219 K Republican State Central Committee 286 Kennedy Memorial Highway 163 Senator 45 Kent County: Human Relations Commission 173 cities and towns 237 Humane Practices Commission 185 County seat 220 Delegates 52 Democratic State Central I Committee 279 Income Tax Division 129 Legislative Districts 34 Incorporated Cities and Towns listed..235 officers listed 220 Independent Agencies 172 Republican State Central Industrial Development Financing Committee 286 Authority, Maryland (MIDFA) 169 Senator 47 Industrialized Building and Mobile Kidney Disease, Commission on 139 Homes, Advisory Commission on .. . 168 Industry and Agriculture Independent L Agencies 176 Injured Workers Rehabilitation Labor and Industry, Division of 160 Committee 179 Laboratories Administration, Inmate Grievance Commission 156 Department of Health Inner City Community Mental and Mental Hygiene 137 Health Center 137 Land Reclamation Committee 145 Insect, State 12 Land Surveyors, Board of Inspection and Regulation, Division Registration for 161 of, Department of Agriculture 170 Landscape Architects, Maryland Institutional Board of Review, Board of Examiners of 160 Patuxent Institution 156 Lane Memorial Bridge 163 Insurance Division, State 160 Latin American Affairs, Maryland Interagency Committee for School Commission for 168 Construction 180 Law and Legislative Interagency Noise Control Committee. 141 Independent Agencies 174 Intergovernmental Cooperation, Law Department, State 130-31 Joint Committee on 44 Law Enforcement and Administration Interstate Mining Commission 146 of Justice, Governor's Commission on. 173 Interstate Oil Compact Commission. ... 146 Law Examiners, State Board of 204 Investigative Services, Motor Legal Services, Office of, Department Vehicle Administration 164 of Health and Mental Hygiene 132 Legislative Auditor 28 J Legislative Branch Organization Chart. 186 Legislative Council 44 Judicial Branch Organization Chart... 188 Legislative Districts . .29-35, 36-43 (maps) Judicial Circuits (map) 198 Legislative Ethics, Joint Committee on. 44 Judicial Conference, Maryland 200 Legislative Reference, Judicial Disabilities, Commission on ..204 State Department of 28 Judicial Proceedings Committee, Legislative Services, Office of, State Senate 44 Department of Health and Judicial Reform, Commission on 185 Mental Hygiene 133 Judiciary: Legislature of Maryland 23 election returns 248 see General Assembly; House of judges listed 195-199 Delegates; Senate, State Judiciary Committee, House Libraries, Maryland Advisory Council on. 179 of Delegates 44 License Bureau 129 Juvenile Probationary School Licensing and Consumer Services, of Baltimore County 174 Motor Vehicle Administration 163 GENERAL INDEX 323

Page Page Licensing and Regulation, Mental Hygiene Administration 136 Department of 158 Mental Retardation Administration .... 135 Lieutenant Governor: Metropolitan Transit System Division.. 164 duties 128 Migratory Labor, Governor’s election returns 243 Committee on 149 listed 9 Military Department 174 Local Health and Professional Support Mine Examining Board 145 Administration, Department of Mineral Production, Value of Products. 7 Health and Mental Hygiene 137 Mines, Bureau of 145 Local Referenda, election returns 272 Minimum Wage Advisory Council 160 Lonaconing Boys' Forestry Camp 135 Mining Laws, Maryland Commission on. 145 Lottery Agency, Maryland State 173 Minority Floor Leaders 27 Miscellaneous Commissions 184 M Miscellaneous Revenue Division 129 Montebello Center 134 Majority Floor Leaders 27 Montebello Hospital Center Management Information Systems, Citizens Advisory Board 137 Department of Budget and Fiscal Montgomery County: Planning 142 cities and towns 237 Management of Public Funds, County seat 221 Joint Committee on 44 Delegates 49-50 Manpower Council, State 149 Democratic State Central Manufactures, Value of 7 Committee 279-80 Maple Run Boys Forestry Camp 135 Legislative Districts 32-33 Maps: officers listed 221 Appellate Judicial Circuits 197 Republican State Central Congressional Districts, Committee 286 Baltimore City 293 Senators 45-46 Congressional Districts, Montrose School 135 Baltimore County 294 Morgan State College 182 Congressional Districts, State.... 292 Morgan State College Board of Visitors. 181 District Court of Maryland 201 Motor Vehicle Administration 163 Judicial Circuits 198 Mt. Wilson Center 134 Legislative Districts 36-43 Mt. Wilson Center Market Development and Promotion Citizens Advisory Board 137 Section, Department of Agriculture.. 170 Marketing, Division of 170 Moving Picture Machine Maryland at a Glance 7 Operators, Board of Examining 160 Maryland-Bred Race Fund Advisory Committee 161 N Maryland Children’s Center 134 Maryland-National Capital Park National Register of Historic Places and Planning Commission 191 in Maryland, Governor’s Maryland Psychiatric Research Center. 136 Consulting Committee for 167 Maryland Register Natural Resources, Department of .. . 143 see State Documents, Division of Natural Resources Department Maryland Standardbred Race Advisory Board and Commissions . . .143 Fund Advisory Council 161 Natural Resources Police Force 144 Maryland Training School for Boys.. . .134 Negro History and Culture Mass Transit Administration 164 see Afro-American and Indian Meat and Poultry Inspection History and Culture, Section, Department of Agriculture. .170 Commission on Medical Board of News and Publications, Division of... 169 Occupational Diseases 175 Nice Memorial Bridge 163 Medical Care Programs 133 Nicknames, State 12 Medical Discipline, Commission on... .139 Northeast Regional Transportation Medical Examiners of Maryland, Committee 176 Board of 139 Nurses, State Board of Examiners of. .140 324 GENERAL INDEX Page Page Nursing Home Administrators, Potomac River Toll Bridge 163 Board of Examiners of . . .. .140 Potomac Water Authority, Maryland ..176 Power Plant Siting, Joint Committee on 44 Power Plant Siting Program 144 Prevailing Wage Rates, Advisory Ocean City Convention Hall Commission, 169 Council of 160 Occupational Health and President of the Senate 27 Safety Advisory Board 160 Preventive Medicine Administration, Operations, Motor Vehicles Department of Health and Administration 163 Mental Hygiene 137 Optometry, Board of Examiners in .... 140 Prince George's County: Organization Charts of cities and towns 237-38 Maryland State Government. .. .186-188 County seat 222 Osteopathic Examiners, Board of 140 Delegates 50-51 Democratic State Central Committee 280 Legislative Districts 33 Park Service 144 officers listed 222 Parks, State J Republican State Central Parks Advisory Commission 143 Committee 286 Parole, Board of 156 Senators 46 Parole and Probation, Division of 156 Printing and Publication, Patuxent Institution 156 Department of General Services. .. .151 Penitentiary, Maryland 155 Professional Engineers and Land Perkins Hospital Center 136 Surveyors, Board of Registration for. 161 Perkins Hospital Center Program Open Space Committee 146 Citizens Advisory Board 138 Program Services, Office of, Personnel, Department of 152 Department of Health and Personnel and Training Division, Mental Hygiene 133 Comptroller of the Treasury 130 Protocol Committee, House of Delegates 44 Pest Management Section, Psychologists, State Board of Department of Agriculture 170 Examiners of 141 Pharmacy, Maryland Board of 140 Public Accountancy, Maryland Physical Fitness, Commission on 140 State Board of 161 Physical Therapy Examiners, State Board of 140 Public Broadcasting Commission, Physiography of Maryland 7 Maryland 180 Pilots, Board of Examiners of Maryland. 161 Public Defender System 175 Planning, Office of, Department Public Safety and Correctional of Health and Mental Hygiene 132 Services, Department of 154 Planning, State Department of 147 Public Service Commission 175 Planning Agencies 175 Public Transportation Development Planning Commission, State 147 Division, Mass Transit Administration. 165 Plant Industries, Division of, Purchasing Bureau 151 Department of Agriculture 170 Plumbing, The State Board of Q Commissioners of Practical 161 Podiatry Examiners, Board of 140 Queen Anne's County: Police Training Commission, Maryland. 154 cities and towns 238 Policy Committee, General Assembly. . 44 County seat 223 Population of Maryland 7 Delegates 52 Port Administration, Maryland 163 Democratic State Central Post-Mortem Examiners, Commission of. 140 Committee 280 Potomac River Basin, Interstate Legislative Districts 34 Commission on 145 officers listed 223 Potomac River Basin Advisory Republican State Central Committee 146 Committee 287 Potomac River Fisheries Commission . . 146 Senator 47 GENERAL INDEX 325

Page Page R Science Advisory Council, Governor’s.. 173 Scholarship Board, State 180 Racing Commission, Maryland 161 School for the Deaf, Maryland 180 Radiation Control Advisory Board 141 Seafood Production, Value of product.. 7 Rapid Transit Development Division, Second Congressional District Mass Transit Administration 165 boundaries 291 Real Estate Commission 161 election returns 247 Real Estate Hearing Board 161 maps 292, 293, 294 Reception, Diagnostic and Second Judicial Circuit 195 Classification Center 155 Secretary of State: Records Management Division 151 Biographical Sketch 23 Recreation Areas, State 7 duties 128 Securities Division, State Regional Institute for Children and Law Department 131 Adolescents—Baltimore 136 Security Guards and Special Regional Planning Council 147 Police Study Commission 185 Reporter, State !' 200 Senate, State: Republican State Central Biographical Sketches of Committee of Maryland 282 Members 58-70 Research, Division of, Department Committee Chairmen listed 44 of Economic and Community Election returns 251-253 Development Ig7 Legislative Districts 29-35 Retail Sales Tax Division 130 Legislative Districts (maps) ...36-43 Revenue Estimates, Board of 130 Office locations 54-55 Revenue Estimates, Bureau of 130 Office Telephone numbers 54-55 Roads Commission, State 162 Officers listed 27 Rosewood Center ! 135 Pictures of Members idl-106 Rosewood Hospital Center Citizens Roster of Members, 1975 45-47 Advisory Board 133 Service Corps, Maryland 149 Rules Committee, State Senate . ’ ' ’ ’ 44 Seventh Congressional District: boundaries 291 election returns 248 s maps 292, 293, 294 Safety Administration, Motor Seventh Judicial Circuit 199 Vehicle Administration 164 Sixth Congressional District: St. Mary's City Commission 167 boundaries 291 election returns 248 St. Mary’s College of Maryland 180 map 292 St. Mary's County: Sixth Judicial Circuit 196 cities and towns 238 Small Loan Study Commission 185 County seat 224 Small Loans, Commissioner of Delegates 51 see Consumer Credit, Democratic State Central Commissioner of Committee 280 Social Services Administration 148 Legislative Districts 33 Soil Conservation Committee, State. . . . 171 officers listed 224 Somerset County: Republican State Central cities and towns 238 Committee 287 County seat 225 Senator 46 Delegates 52 Salisbury State College 182 Democratic State Central Salisbury State College Board Committee 280 of Visitors 181 Legislative Districts 34 Sanitarian Registration, Board of 141 officers listed 225 Savings and Loan Industry Republican State Central Study Commission 185 Committee 287 Savings-Share Insurance Senator 47 Corporation, Maryland 176 Song, State H Scenic Rivers Review Board 145 Southern Interstate Nuclear Board ...166 326 GENERAL INDEX

Page Page Southern Regional Education Board... 180 Teachers' Retirement System 152 Spanish-Speaking People, Third Congressional District: Commission on the Concerns of .... 149 boundaries 291 Speaker of the House of Delegates. ... 27 election returns 247 Special Police, Study Commission on.. 185 maps 292, 293, 294 Special Services, Office of, Depart- Third Judicial Circuit 196 ment of Health and Mental Hygiene. 132 Tobacco, Inspector of 171 Speech Pathologists, Board of Tobacco Authority, Maryland 171 Examiners for 138 Tobacco Warehouse, State 171 Sport, State 12 Toll Bridges and Tunnel 163 Sport Fisheries Advisory Commission.. 143 Tourist Development, Division of 169 Sports Complex Authority 174 Towns and cities: Spring Grove Hospital Center 136 Executive officers listed 235 Spring Grove Hospital Center population 8 Citizens Advisory Board 138 Towson State College 182 Springfield Hospital Center 137 Towson State College Springfield Hospital Center Board of Visitors 181 Citizens Advisory Board 138 Transportation, Department of 162 Standardbred Race Fund Advisory Transportation Authority, Maryland . . .162 Council, Maryland 161 Transportation Commission, Maryland .162 State Agencies 125 Transportation Independent Agencies ..176 State Central Committees 273 Transportation Professional Services State Colleges, Board of Trustees of. . .181 Selection Board 162 State Colleges, Boards of Visitors of.. 181 Treasurer, State: State Debt, Committee to Study 130 Biographical Sketch 23 State Documents, Division of 128 duties 130 State House Trust 174 Tree, State 12 State Library, Maryland 204 Tri-County Council for State Planning, Department of 147 Southern Maryland 147 State Police, Department of Maryland. 154 Tri-County Council for State Reporter 200 Western Maryland, Inc 168 State Police Retirement System 153 Turf and Seed Section, State Symbols 11 Department of Agriculture 170 State-Wide Referendum, election returns 271 u Sundry Claims Board 156 Supreme Bench of Baltimore City.... 199 Uniformity of Legislation in the Susquehanna River Basin Commission. 146 United States, Commissioners Susquehanna River Toll Bridge 163 for Promotion of 123 Susquehanna State Park Advisory U. S. Congress: Committee 146 Districts 291 Symbols, State 11 election returns 243 members listed 9 U. S. Senator: T election returns 243 Talbot County: members listed 9 cities and towns 238 University of Maryland 182 County seat 226 Upper Potomac River Commission 145 Delegates 52 Democratic State Central V Committee 280 Legislative Districts 34 Vehicle Registration Division, officers listed 226 Motor Vehicle Administration 163 Republican State Central Veterans’ Commission, Maryland 148 Committee 287 Veterinary Medical Examiners, Senator 47 State Board of 171 Tax Court, Maryland 175 Victor Cullen Center 136 GENERAL INDEX 327

Page Page Vocational-Technical Education, Western Maryland Center Citizens Maryland State Advisory Council on. 183 Advisory Board 138 Western Maryland Development Office. 168 w Wholesome Meat Advisory Council. . . .171 War Memorial Commission 150 Wicomico County: Washington Cemetery Board of Trustees. 150 cities and towns 239 Washington College Board of County seat 228 Visitors and Governors 183 Delegates 52 Washington County: Democratic State Central cities and towns 239 Committee 281 County seat 227 Legislative Districts 34 Delegates 48 officers listed 228 Democratic State Central Republican State Central Committee 281 Committee 288 Legislative Districts 29-30 Senators 47 officers listed 227 Wildlife Administration 144 Republican State Central Wildlife Advisory Commission 143 Committee 287-88 Women, Maryland Commission on Senators 45 the Status of 149 Washington Metropolitan Area Worcester County: Transit Authority 177 cities and towns 239 Washington Metropolitan Area County seat 229 Area Transit Commission 177 Delegates 52 Washington Suburban Democratic State Central Sanitary Commission 191 Committee 281 Washington Suburban Legislative Districts 34 Transit Commission 191 officers listed 229 Water Frontage, Maryland 7 Republican State Central Water Resources Administration 144 Committee 288 Water Resources Advisory Commission. 143 Senator 47 Water Works, Board of Certification of. 141 Workmen’s Compensation Commission. 175 Waxter Children’s Center 134 Workmen’s Compensation Law, Weed Control Section, Department Governor’s Commission to of Agriculture 170 Review Laws Concerning 175 Weights and Measures Section, Department of Agriculture 170 Y Well Drillers, Maryland State Board of. 145 Western Maryland Center 134 Youth Advisory Council, Governor’s. .. 149 ADDENDA ? It will be obvious to every reader of this SUPPLEMENT to the MARYLAND MANUAL that a book of this size, scope and nature can never be wholly accurate even on the date it appears. The very last changes were made early in March of 1975, and to the best of our knowledge the book was accurate as of that date. However, the reader should bear in mind that new appointments, resignations, retirements and the like occur, so that some of the names may be incorrect. The names of the individuals and agencies appearing in this addenda have not been indexed into the rest of the book. p. 127, 148 Read Richard A. Batterton, Secretary of Employment and Social Services in place of W. Shepherdson Abell. p. 131 Add Consumer Council, created by Chapter 609, Acts of 1974, the membership of which has not as yet been appointed. p. 148 Read William G. Sykes, Deputy Secretary of Employment and Social Services in place of Vacancy. p. 173 Under Office of Energy Policy, read John P. Hewitt, Director, in place of Richard A. Batterton. Kenneth R. Reed is now Deputy Director, while Robert G. Jacobs is Assistant Director. p. 174 Under State Department of Assessments and Taxation read William H. Riley, Jr., Director, in place of Albert W. Ward. p. 196, 208 Under Circuit Court Judges for Anne Arundel County read Karl F. Biener, 1976, in place of Vacancy. p. 199, 222 Under Prince George’s County Circuit Court, Judge Roscoe H. Parker retired March 31, 1975. His successor had not yet been appointed at press time. p. 200, 232 Under District Court Judges of Baltimore City, read Robert M. Bell, 1984. p. 202, 221 Under Montgomery County District Court read Stanley Klavan, 1985, in place of Vacancy.

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