nor, who also has the power to reduce or disband
such forces when deemed necessary.

ARMORIES:

State-owned and leased armories and facilities
are located in the following areas:

Allegany County: Cumberland Armory.

Anne Arundel County: Annapolis—E. Leslie
Medford Armory; Glen Burnie Armory.

Baltimore City: Fifth Regiment Armory; Melvin
A. Cade Armory.

Baltimore County: Catonsville—William J. Witte
Armory; Dundalk—Jerome Maynard Grollman
Armory; Gunpowder Military Reservation;
Glen Arm—William C. Purnell Armory; Glenn
L. Martin State Airport—Warfield Air National
Guard Base; Parkville Armory; Pikesville
Military Reservation; Towson Armory;
Towson—Harry C. Ruhl Armory; Woodstock
Military Reservation.

Calvert County: Prince Frederick Armory.

Carroll County: Westminster—Henry C. Evans
Armory.

Cecil County: Elkton Armory.
Charles County: La Plata Armory.
Frederick County: Frederick Armory.
Garrett County: Oakland Armory.

Harford County: Army National Guard Operating
Activity Center at Edgewood Area, Aberdeen
Proving Ground; Bel Air—LTG Milton A.
Reckord Armory; Army Aviation Support
Facility—William C. Baxter Edgewood Area,
Aberdeen Proving Ground; Havre de Grace
Military Reservation; Lauderick Creek Training
Site, Edgewood Area, Aberdeen Proving
Ground.

Howard County: Ellicott City Armory.
Kent County: Chestertown Armory.

Montgomery County: Oiney Military Reservation;
White Oak—George M. Gelston Armory.

Prince George's County: Greenbelt Armory.

Queen Anne's County: Queen Anne's—Victor P.
Gillespie Armory.

Independent Agencies/379

Somerset County: Crisfield—Maurice D. Tawes
Armory.

Talbot County: Easton—Louis G. Smith Armory.

Washington County: Hagerstown—Randolph
Millholland Armory; Highfield Armory,

Wicomico County: Salisbury—Blair L. Crockett
Armory.

OFFICE OF MINORITY AFFAIRS

Douglas B. Sands, Director

1123 N. Eutaw St., #723
Baltimore 21201 Telephone: 383-5555

The Office of Minority Affairs was created by
Chapter 25, Acts of 1980, pursuant to an Executive
Order submitted to the Legislature in accordance
with the provisions of Article 2, Section 24, of the
Constitution of Maryland. The Office of Minority
Affairs replaced the Office of Minority Business
Enterprise of the Department of Economic and
Community Development. The new Office as-
sumed the responsibilities of the former agency and
was given additional duties as well.

The Office of Minority Affairs fosters growth
and participation in minority businesses, promotes
and coordinates government programs aimed at
strengthening such firms, and provides technical
and management assistance to them. In addition,
the Office advises the Governor on matters affect-
ing minority employment and minority rights and
interests and provides assistance to minority citi-
zens, as authorized by the Governor.

MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
BOARD OF REGENTS

Chairperson: Dr. David F. Johnson, 1985

Edna Campbell, 1985; Dr. Rebecca E. Carroll,
1985; Enolia V. McMillan, 1985; Paul Walter,
1985; Rev. John R. Bryant, 1987; Donald R.
Farber, 1987; Martin R. Resnick, 1987; William
Boucher III, 1989; Francis W. Gates, 1989; John
L. Green, 1989; Allen Quille, 1989; Curtis L.
Jones, Student Regent, 1984.
Tiajuana F. Mosky, Staff Assistant
Telephone: 444-3086

THE UNIVERSITY

Earl S. Richardson, Ph.D., President
Telephone: 444-3200