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J. RANDALL EVANS, Secretary of Economic and Employment Development, 1987—.
Born in Englewood, New Jersey May 12, 1947. Attended Phillips Academy; Princeton
University, B.S. (science and engineering) cum laude, 1969; John F. Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University, M.S. (public policy), 1977. Served in U.S. Navy, Mobile
Construction Battalion Five, 1970-73; Civil Engineer Corps, 1973-75; Bureau of Naval
Personnel, 1975. Director, Land Development Division, Baltimore City Department of
Housing and Community Development, 1977-79. Deputy Commissioner, Baltimore City
Department of Housing and Community Development, 1979-82. Executive Director,
Richmond Renaissance, Richmond, Virginia, 1982-87. Secretary of Economic and
Community Development, 1987. Office address: 217 E. Redwood St., Baltimore, MD
21202.

WILLIAM A. FOGLE, JR., Secretary of Licensing and Regulation, 1987—. Born in
Connellsville, Pennsylvania, July 16, 1935. Resident of Dundalk since 1939. Attended
Dundalk High School; University of Baltimore, B.S. (industrial management), 1961. Served
in U.S. Army, 1954-56. Executive Assistant for Mayor William Donald Schaefer, Baltimore
City, 1981-86. In that capacity took on management of Baltimore City Central Garage;
Hanover Bridge Marina; Meter Reading and Water Billing System; Mayor's Criminal Justice
Program; Mayor's Sister Cities Program. Member, Community College Advisory Board;
Advisory Committee, Blind Industries and Services of Maryland. Member, Maryland
Children's Aid and Family Services; Supervisory Committee, Municipal Employees Credit
Union; Entertainment Chairman, Baltimore City Fair. Past President, Maryland Public
Finance Officers; Managerial and Professional Society of Baltimore; Old Dundalk
Improvement Association; Kiwanis Club of Dundalk. Member, Boumi Temple; Chamber of
Commerce; Masons. Created Heritage Fair Association, 1976. Lecturer, The Johns Hopkins
University; Morgan State University; Essex and Dundalk Community Colleges. Recipient,
U.S. Presidential Citation of Appreciation for Community Service; Mayor's Citation for
Community Service Award, Baltimore City; Baltimore County Citation for Community
Service; Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year Award. Office address: 501 St. Paul Place,
Baltimore, MD 21202.

HILDA E. FORD, Secretary of Personnel, 1987—. Born in New York City, April 19,
1924. Attended Girls' High School, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Brooklyn College, 1942-45; College of
St. Rose, 1970-71. Past member, New York State Advisory Committee to the U.S.
Commission on Civil Rights; Governor's Task Force on Equal Employment for Women in
New York State Government. Assistant Director, New York Office of Employee Relations,
1974-77. Personnel Director of the Civil Service Commission, Baltimore City, 1977-87.
Member, Urban Services Commission, Baltimore City. Chairperson, Personnel Task Force to
Develop Personnel System under Court Reorganization. Recipient, Award for Outstanding
Contribution to the Status and Welfare ofWomcn, Baltimore Chapter, National Organization
for Women; Award for Unique Achievement in the Field of Community Relations in honor
of the 76th Anniversary of the DuBois Circle; Distinguished Women for 1986 Award from
Girl Scouts of Central Maryland; Charles H. Cushman Award for outstanding professional
achievement, Eastern Region, International Personnel Management Association. Office
address: 301 W. Preston St., Baltimore, MD 21201.