152/Maryland Manual

JOHN J. CORBLEY, Secretary of Licensing and Regulation. Bom on November 20,
1926, in New York City. Attended lona College, A.B., 1950; New York Law School,
J.D., 1962. Admitted to the New York bar, 1963 and Maryland bar, 1974. Served in
the U.S. Navy, 1944-1946. Member, American, Maryland State, New York State,
Anne Arundel County, and Bronx County Bar Associations; Federation of Insurance
Counsel; Defense Research Institute; American Arbitration Association. Outstanding
Achievement Award—Government, lona College, 1973; Who's Who in Finance and
Industry, 1977; Who's Who in the East, 1978. Author of numerous articles for a vari-
ety of professional publications. Executive director, Maryland Automobile Insurance
Fund, 1973-1976; chairman of the Board of Trustees and executive director, Mary-
land Automobile Insurance Fund, 1976-1979. Secretary of Licensing and Regulation
since 1979. Married to June A. Corbley; 3 children. Office address: 501 St. Paul Place,
Baltimore 21202.

CONSTANCE LIEDER, Secretary of State Planning. Born on April 25, 1934, in
Cincinnati, Ohio. Attended Wellesley College, B.A., 1956; University of Michigan,
A.M., 1957; Harvard Graduate School of Design, M.C.P., 1960; Princeton, M.A.,
1971. Phi Beta Kappa; Durant Scholar (Wellesley); Ford Foundation Fellow (Michi-
gan); Mellon Fellow (Princeton). Former planning and housing consultant active
throughout the United States. Executive director, (Baltimore) Mayor's Task Force on
Population Migration, 1978. First woman elected president of the American Institute
of Planners (1977), a professional planners organization now merged into the Ameri-
can Planning Association. Instructor, The Johns Hopkins University Evening College,
1967-1968; assistant professor, School of Social Work and Community Planning, Uni-
versity of Maryland at Baltimore, 1971-1973; professor, Graduate Program in Urban
Planning, Morgan State University (part-time), 1975-1978. Secretary of State Planning
since 1979. Married to Bert A. Winterbottom. Office address: 301 W. Preston Street,
Baltimore 21201.

RUTH MASSINGA, Secretary of Human Resources. Born on February 5, 1940, in
Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Graduated from Southern University, B.A., 1961; Boston
University, M.S.W., 1965. Executive director, Maryland Social Services Administra-
tion, DHR, 1979-1983; deputy executive director, Child Development Consortium,
Washington, D.C., 1977-1979; director, Berkeley, California, Children's Services, 1973
-1977; director. Family Development Center, San Francisco, 1971-1973. Member,
Board of Directors, Children and Youth Centered Information Systems, Washington,
D.C.; member, American Public Welfare Association, Social Service Committee; mem-
ber, Black Administrators in Child Welfare. Secretary of Human Resources since
1983. One son. Office address: 1100 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 21201.

J. MAX MILLSTONE, Secretary of General Services. Born August 26, 1928, in
Baltimore, Maryland. Attended the University of Maryland; University of Baltimore.
Admitted to the Maryland bar, 1956. Member, American Bar Association. Adminis-
trative assistant, 1960-1962, and property acquisition attorney, 1962-1963, State De-
partment of Public Improvements; special assistant attorney general, Office of the At-
torney General of Maryland, 1963-1968; assistant to the director, State Department
of Public Improvements, 1968-1970; director, Office of Administration, 1970-1975,
assistant secretary, 1975-1976, and deputy secretary, 1976-1977, State Department of
General Services. Secretary of General Services since 1977. Chairman, Asbestos Insu-
lation Problems Task Force, 1981-1982; Interdepartmental Committee for Telecom-
munications Master Planning, 1982—; Council on the State Capital, 1977—; Task
Force on Heating Systems in Public Buildings, 1977. Member, Commission on Cor-
rectional Standards, 1980—; State Use Industries Advisory Committee, 1981—;

Interagency Committee for Public School Construction, 1977—; Executive Manage-
ment Board, 1977—; Hall of Records Commission, 1977—; General Professional
Services Selection Board, 1977—; Maryland Food Center Authority, 1977—; Task
Force to Study Circuit Court Unification, 1975. Married to Elaine Carliner Millstone;

3 children. Office address: 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201.