220                                    LAWS OF MARYLAND                             [CH. 69

SUMMARY
Supplemental Appropriations

General Special Federal        Total

Funds        Funds Funds         Funds

Appropriations 1964 Fiscal Year .... 1,918,850 700              1,919,550

Appropriations 1965 Fiscal Year .... 1,530,197 44,740 29,910 1,604,847

1,298,239              28,035 1,371,014

Contingent Appropriations

1965 Fiscal Year............................ 17,381,058 288,344            17,669,402

17,371,408                         17,659,752

TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS .. 20,830,105 333,784 29,910 21,193,799

20,588,497              28,035 20,950,316

SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET NO. 2—FISCAL YEAR 1965

06.03.00.23 To the Board of Public Works

To become available immediately upon the pass-
age of this budget, to be used solely for
salaries and maintenance expenses of the
Maryland National Guard Units called to
active duty by the Governor in case of emer-
gency.

General Fund Appropriation contingent
upon this amount being made available
by legislative action reducing budget ap-
propriations................................................ $500,000

Approved April 7, 1964.

CHAPTER 69

(Senate Bill 54)

AN ACT to add a new Section 329 to Article 77 of the Annotated
Code of Maryland (1957 Edition and 1963 Supplement), title
"Public Education" to follow immediately after Section 328 thereof,
and to be under the new sub-title "Teachers in Institutions", AND
TO REPEAL AND RE-ENACT, WITH AMENDMENTS, SEC-
TION 27 (A) OF ARTICLE 64A OF THE ANNOTATED CODE
OF MARYLAND (1963 SUPPLEMENT), TITLE "MERIT SYS-
TEM", providing that persons employed in certain institutions or
other agencies with teaching duties and responsibilities comparable
to those in the public school system , AS DETERMINED BY THE
STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, shall receive an an-
nual salary not less than that received by public school teachers of
similar training and experience in the particular political subdivi-
sion in which located*; EXCLUDING TEACHERS, PRINCI-
PALS, DIRECTORS OF EDUCATION AND SUPERVISORS OF