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MARYLAND MANUAL 191 pact to assist the Commission in the regulation and improvement of mass transit in the Washington Metropolitan area. The Board consists of the Chairman-Director of the State Roads Commission and the heads of traffic and highway departments of each of the representa- tives of the planning agencies. Expenses of the Commission are allocated annually in proportion to the population of each signatory in the metropolitan area. Mary- land's share is thirty-five percent (Code 1957, 1965 Supp., Art. 41, sees. 257-307). Appropriations 1965 1966 General Funds $65,205 $66,850 Miscellaneous Commissions ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION STUDY OF THE BOSTON-WASHINGTON CORRIDOR Chairman: Richardson Dilworth Representatives of the Governor of Maryland: Fred 1. Archibald, Francis X. Gallagher 2636 Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Building, Philadelphia 9, Pennsylvania Telephone: Kingsley 6-3000 This Committee was appointed in 1963 by the Governors of the eight States in the Boston-Washington corridor at the suggestion of the President of the United States, to plan for transportation facili- ties in the Corridor. The Committee is to meet from time to time and to submit such recommendations and reports as may be necessary. BALTIMORE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen: William B. Somerville and Furman Templeton Charles Curtis, Jr„ Tucker Bearing, Gwendolyn Lee, John A. Luetkemeyer, Edgar Love, William Marbury, Joseph Purdy, L. Mercer Smith, Walter Sondheim, Frank Williams. This Committee was appointed jointly by the Governor and the Mayor of Baltimore City to serve as advisors and consultants to the Police Department of Baltimore City on community relations. The Committee is continuing its studies. BALTIMORE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT STUDY COMMITTEE Chairman: Thomas B. Finan Howard G. Bregel, Brig. General George M. Gelston, William L. Henderson, E. Everett Lane, Leon H. A. Pierson, Frederick L. Wehr. State Law Department The Governor appointed this special seven-member Committee in 1964 to review the operations of the Baltimore City Police Depart- ment and to make the recommendations for improving the Depart- |
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