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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 120

[(5)] (4) Establish a center to house and
display photographs, objects, oral history tapes,
artifacts and other materials of black historic and
cultural significance. The center shall be located in
Annapolis and available for the bicentennial observance;

[(6)] (5) Locate, preserve and disseminate
information to the public about significant buildings and
sites relating to black [and Indian] history and
culture[, respectively]; and

[(7)] (6) Publish an annual report and any
other material it deems necessary.

(d)    The records, materials, personal property,
files, moneys, credits and other assets and liabilities
and obligations of the Maryland Commission on Negro
History and Culture are hereby transferred to the
Maryland Commission on Afro—American [and Indian] History
and Culture.

(e)    The Commission may seek funds from the federal
government, foundations and private sources in addition
to State funding.

(f)    The Commission may appoint and determine the
compensation of personnel it deems necessary, subject to
the approval of the Board of Public Works or as provided
for in the budget.

[[(g) The Commission shall continue until the
termination of the Maryland Bicentennial observance, at
which time the Commissions continuation shall be
reviewed.]]

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1976.

Approved April 13, 1976.

CHAPTER 121

(Senate Bill 153)

AN ACT concerning

Scenic or Wild Rivers [[— Technical Corrections]]

FOR the purpose of clarifying the geographical boundary
of the wild river segment of the Youghiogheny River;
extending a certain date for the adoption of certain

rules and regulations concerning the Youghiogheny

River; and providing for an emergency effective