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56 MARYLAND MANUAL
Budget Bureau
301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-3010
The Secretary appoints the Chief of the Budget Bureau. This Bureau
carries out the budget functions of the agency. It aids the Secretary
in preparing a tentative budget for the Governor's consideration and
reviews all budget amendments presented by the various State
agencies.
The Bureau is also responsible for the enforcement of rules and
regulations concerning all phases of the purchase, maintenance and
use of motor vehicles by the various State agencies.
The Bureau has assumed the responsibility for coordinating the
data processing activities of all State agencies (Code 1957, 1968 Kepi.
Vol., 1969 Supp. Art. 15A, sees. 17-27).
Purchasing Bureau
318 Light Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-3010
The Secretary also appoints the head of the Purchasing Bureau. This
bureau purchases supplies, material and equipment for the use of
State agencies. It maintains a warehouse for the storage of supplies
and pays for them out of a revolving fund of $400,000. These supplies
are purchased by State agencies, which receive invoices and make
payment to the Revolving Fund in the same manner as to other
vendors (Code 1957, 1968 Repl. Vol., Art. ISA, sees. 28-34).
The Purchasing Bureau is also responsible for Central Services
program and for distribution of donable foods from the Consumer
and Marketing Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Appropriations 1969 1970
General Funds ................................................ $884,150 $1,012,397
Staff: 112.
MARYLAND TAX COURT
Chief Judge:
Lawrence B. Fenneman, 1972
Judges:
John Wood Logan, 1971
Henry D. Blair, Jr. 1973
George B. Hughes, Jr. 1974
Seymour Korn, 1975
Edwin W. Lowe. Clerk
Jane B. Willey, Deputy Clerk
Alverta L. Quinn, Receptionist
701 St. Paul Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 837-4660
By Chapter 767, Acts of 1969, the General Assembly abolished the
State Tax Commission and divided its functions between two new
agencies, the Maryland Tax Court and the State Department of As-
sessments and Taxation. The Maryland Tax Court performs the judi-
cial and semi-judicial duties of the former Commission. It consists of
five Judges, appointed by the Governor for terms of six years. One is
required to be a resident of the Eastern Shore; another, a resident of
the Western Shore; and another, a resident of Baltimore City. The
other two are to be residents of the State at large. Not more than
three Judges may be of the same political party, and each is required
to be a taxpayer and a qualified voter of Maryland. At least two must

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