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MARYLAND MANUAL 265 The Governor appointed this special Commission in 1967 at the request of the General Assembly to propose a long term plan for the preservation of highly productive agricultural lands in Maryland, to develop guide lines for the use of the remaining agricultural lands in the State in order to meet the future needs of our society, and to consider the relationship of agricultural lands in its various uses to establishing taxing and assessing procedures. The Commission consists of persons who have backgrounds in agri- culture, economic development, suburban development, real estate and planning. The State Department of Assessments and Taxation, the Department of Economic Development, tile State Health Department, the Department of Natural Resources and the State Planning Depart- ment are cooperating in this study. The Commission submitted its interim report to the Governor and the General Assembly in February 1968. It has presented subsequent statements and recommendations to a subcommittee of the Legislative Council with particular reference to "the relationship of agricultural lands in its various uses to established taxing and assessing proce- dures." The report on other phases of the assignment has not as yet been completed (Res. No. 42, Acts of 1967). GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION ON CHILDHOOD NUTRITION Chairman; Ray Hepner Vice Chairman: Mrs. Kathleen Robie Paul E. Alpert, Irving Blum, Joseph A. Chester, Gerard F. Devlin, Jean Galkin, Warren Hart, Wilbur S. Hoopengardner, Abner J. Kaplan, William M. Perkins, William Donald Schaefer, Matthew Tayback, E. Robert Umphrey, Robert E. Wagner, Paul A. Weinstein, Verda F, Welcome. 412 Redwood Street, Baltimore 21202 The Governor appointed this seventeen-member special Commission in 1969 to study the problems of hunger and malnutrition among Maryland school children. The Commission is to consider all factors involved in relieving hunger and malnutrition especially the establish- ment of guidelines for determining the eligibility of children for the free lunch program; what types of lunches will be served in the different schools; whether non-public schools should be included in the program; and how lunches would be distributed to children participat- ing in the program in schools where not all pupils were included. The Commission is to present its report at a later date. MARYLAND COMMITTEE ON CHILDREN AND YOUTH Chairman: M. Shakman Katz Vice Chairman: Mrs. Lewis Rumford II Jos Y. Ahmed, Harry Bard, Frederick J. Brown, Jr., George P. Brown, Therese Lansburgh, Clarence Lindy, Mrs. John D. Loizeaux, W. Gordon MaeGregor, John MacKey, Marion Met- •caife, Ferdinand Moore, Rev. Msgr. William C. Newman, John Pitts, Virginia Richardson, Brooks Robinson, Fred Smith, Mark Stein, Furman L. Templeton, Mrs. George Luther Washington, Barbara White, Mrs. William H. Wood. Mrs. Philip Darling, Executive Director 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3010 The Governor appointed this Committee in 1969 to plan for Mary- land's participation in the White House Conference on Children and Youth to be held in 1970. The Maryland Committee acts as the liaison |
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