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MARYLAND MANUAL 259
cation and cultural exchange program of the United States govern- ment. Its purpose is to promote the better understanding of the United States abroad and to increase the mutual understanding between peoples of other countries. As a part of the program, the State Com- mittee is to screen applications from Maryland residents who are in their senior years in attendance at colleges and universities in the United States to undertake graduate study abroad. The Committee recommends up to four candidates neither of whom may choose the same country and forwards the applications to the Institute of Inter- national Education for consideration by the Board of Foreign Scholar- ships. Members of the Committee are appointed by the Governor for indefinite terms. MARYLAND HEALTH AND HIGHER EDUCATION FACILITIES AUTHORITY Chairman: M. Leo Storch, 1973 Vice Chairman: Samuel Gorlitz, 1976 Ex officio member: John A. Luetkemeyer, Treasurer of Maryland. Appointed members: George B. Shaw, 1972; Edward F. Holter, 1973; Edward Little, 1974; Mrs. Lyn Meyerhoff, 1974; Robert D. H. Harvey, 1975; Robert A. Sindall, 1975. Edward W. Lister, Jr„ Executive Director 2310 Maryland National Bank Building Baltimore 21202 Telephone: 837-3399 The Maryland Health and Higher Education Facilities Authority was created by Chapter 408, Acts of 1970. The Authority consists of nine members, of whom the Treasurer of Maryland serves ex officio, and eight members appointed by the Governor for five year terms. Members may be reappointed. The Governor designates the Chairman and the Vice Chairman. The Authority appoints the Executive Direc- tor and a general counsel, neither of whom can be members. The purpose of the Authority is to enable private health and higher educational facilities to use the Authority as a vehicle to issue bonds and thereby pay a lower rate of interest. The Authority was created to provide certain hospitals and institutions for higher education with the facilities and structures which are needed to carry out the purposes of the Maryland Health and Higher Facilities Authority Act of 1970 (Code 1957, 1971 Repl. Vol., Art. 43C). MARYLAND HIGHER EDUCATION LOAN CORPORATION Chairman: Fred 1. Archibald, 1976 Vice Chairman: J. Joseph Curran, Jr„ 1974 Ex officio members: Wilson H. Elkins; Robert M. Taubman. Appointed members: H. Vernon Eney, 1972; Milton H. Miller, 1972; David W. Zimmennan, 1972; H. Grant Hathaway, 1974; Frederic A. Jackson, 1974; W. Gordon Bums, 1976; Mrs. W. Kenneth Root, 1976. Executive Director: James A. Learner, Jr. 2100 Guilford Avenue, Baltimore 21218 Telephone: 383-4150 The Maryland Higher Education Loan Corporation, created by Chapter 589, Acts of 1963, consists of eleven members. The Chairman of the State Scholarship Board and the President of the University of Maryland, or his designated representative, serve as ex officio members. The remaining members are appointed by the Governor |
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