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MARYLAND MANUAL 229
GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISORS Chairman: Clopper Almon, Jr. Henry Aaron, Carl F. Christ Executive Director: H. Louis Stettler III 301 W. Preston Street, Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-2967 The Governor originally appointed this Council in 1969 to advise him on economic matters. By an Executive Order during the same year, he established the Council as a permanent agency. The Council is to advise the Governor on State fiscal economic problems and rec- ommend solutions and policies. HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Chairman: George D. Solter, 1975 Vice Chairman: James A. Madison, 1975 William H. Adkins II, 1975; Douglas S. Allen, 1975; Mrs. Bernard Berk, 1975; Alvin L. Blank, 1975; William B. Dulany, 1975; Sampson Green, 1975; Eloise C. Hall, 1975; J. Frank Raley, Jr., 1975; William E. Rose, 1975; Zeila Proffer Saylor, 1975. Executive Director: Treadwell 0. Phillips Deputy Director: Vernon C. Wingenroth General Counsel: Philip J. Tiemey Joseph Y. Ahmed, Intergroup Relations Representative Arthur E. Armstead, Intergroup Relations Representative Kiser D. Barnes, Intergroup Relations Representative Hildagardeis Boswell, Intergroup Relations Representative Henry B. Ford, Jr., Intergroup Relations Representative Gwendolyn Gonsouland, Intergroup Relations Representative James E. Hinmon, Intergroup Relations Representative May N. Holmes, Intergroup Relations Representative Edward V. Hurley, Intergroup Relations Representative Carole A. Jeffries, Intergroup Relations Representative Louis W. Jones, Intergroup Relations Representative Esther R. Levin, Intergroup Relations Representative Earnestine Mangana, Intergroup Relations Representative Gregory J. Matthews, Intergroup Relations Representative Martin L. McKenney, Intergroup Relations Representative Curtis N. McMeekin, Intergroup Relations Representative Valerie L. Olson, Intergroup Relations Representative Sondra E. Oglesby, Intergroup Relations Representative Willard C. Rush, Intergroup Relations Representative Edward J. Van de Castle, Sr„ Intergroup Relations Representative Alice 1. Thomas, Administrative Assistant 701 St. Paul Street, Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 383-3680 The Commission on Human Relations was originally created by Chapter 559, Acts of 3927, which established a permanent "Inter- racial Commission" to consider matters concerning the "welfare of colored people residing in the State ... ., recommend legislation and sponsor movements looking to the welfare of said people, and to the improvement of interracial relations and to cooperate with other State agencies to these ends." Subsequent legislation enacted by Chapter 280, Acts of 1933, by Chapter 431, Acts of 1943, and by Chapter 548, Acts of 1951, changed the name and the composition of the Commission. It adopted its present name and expanded its mem- bership by Chapter 83, Acts of 1968. |
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