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214 MARYLAND MANUAL Fairmount Heights: 6001 Sheriff Road N.E. 20087 Salisbury: 120 East Market Street 21801 Waldorf: Route 2, P. O. Box 393 20601 Concentrated Employment Program: Calvert Street and North Avenue, Baltimore 21202 Professional Career and Information Center: 330 North Charles Street, Baltimore 21201 In addition to the above noted offices, the Department also operates fifteen Outreach Stations and sixteen Itinerant Points throughout Bal- timore City and the State of Maryland. Under the terms of the Social Security Act, the Department of Employment Security is a State agency entirely financed by the Federal Government. Appropriations 1969 1970 Federal Funds - - - ............$10,966,061 $11,308,462 Staff: 1,260. Promotion of Industry and Agriculture MARYLAND PORT AUTHORITY Commissioners Chairman: Avery W. Hall, Eastern Shore, 1971 Vice Chairman: Francis X. Wells, Baltimore County, 1974 James H. Grove, Western Maryland, 1970; Edward S. Corcoran, Anne Arundel County, 1972; Harry B. Cummings, Baltimore City, 1973. Executive Director: Joseph L. Stanton Pier 2, Pratt Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone; 752-2118 The Maryland Port Authority, a semi-autonomous State agency, was established by Chapter 2, Acts of the Special Session of 1966. The Authority consists of five commissioners appointed by the Gov- ernor for five-year terms, one term expiring each year. Three of the five members must at all times be residents of Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City, and Baltimore County respectively. Of the other two, one must be a resident of the Western Shore of Maryland outside of Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City, and Baltimore County, and one must be a resident of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. The Governor designates one of the members to act as Chairman, and the members of the Authority annually elect one of its members as Vice Chairman. The Commissioners appoint the Executive Director, who exercises such administrative powers as they delegate. In creating the Maryland Port Authority, the primary objective of the General Assembly was to improve the facilities and strengthen the workings of the private operator. If private facilities are inade- quate, however, or inadequately operated at any time, the Authority may construct, and if necessary, operate supplementary public facili- ties (Code 1957, 1964 Repl. Vol., Art. 62B). The Authority endeavors to promote and increase commerce within its territorial jurisdiction through public relations programs, publica- tion of literature, purchase of advertising, solicitation of business by correspondence and traveling representatives, and participation in, and cooperation with, civic, technical, professional, and business organ- izations and associations. To this end, the Authority currently main- tains field offices in Pittsburgh, Chicago, New York, Brussels, Belgium, and London, England. |
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