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MARYLAND MANUAL 417 HOUSE OF DELEGATES ANTHONY DE ANGELO, Democrat, Baltimore City 3rd; born in Baltimore, September 26, 1931. Attended Baltimore City parochial schools. Served in the U.S. Marine Corps, 1952-1954. Member, Balti- more City Democratic State Central Committee, 1970-73. Member, Belair Road Democratic Club; Hamilton Democratic Club; Knights of Columbus; Sons of Italy; Gardenville Football League; U.S.S.F.A.; American Soccer League; Mason and Dixon Soccer League; Inter- Collegiate Soccer Association. Married. Appointed to the House of Delegates, September 17, 1973, vice John J. Kent, Jr., resigned. RAYMOND M. FABY, Democrat, Baltimore City 3rd; born in Baltimore, June 26, 1930. Attended McDonogh School; Western Mary- land College. B.A., 1953; University of Baltimore School of Law, LL.B,, 1960. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1960. Served in the U.S. Army 1963-55. Assistant State's Attorney, Baltimore City, 1964-67. Assistant Public Defender, Baltimore City, 1970-1971. Member, Ameri- can and Baltimore City Bar Associations. Married. Appointed to the House of Delegates, September 17, 1973, vice Martin A. Kircher, resigned. HATTIE N. HARRISON, Democrat, Baltimore City 2nd; born in Lancaster, South Carolina, February II, 1928. Attended Charlotte, North Carolina, and Baltimore City public schools. Member, Baltimore City Democratic State Central Committee; Governor's Commission on the Status of Women; Task Force on Special Education. School teacher. Member, Women's Advisory Committee United Fund Board of Directors; Eastside Democratic Organization; Maryland Associa- tion for Mental Health; Maryland 4-C Committee on Day Care; League of Women Voters; N.A.A.C.P.; Y.W.C.A.; East Baltimore Women's League; National Laboratory for the Advancement of Edu- cation. Married. Appointed to the House of Delegates, August 2, 1973, vice James A. Scott, Jr., decreased. WILLIAM S. HORNE, Democrat, Talbot County; born in Easton, June 23, 1936. Attended Easton public schools; The Bolles School, Jacksonville, Florida; University of Maryland; Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., 1964; Tulane University School of Law, LL.B., 1965. Admitted to the Maryland Bar, 1966. Served in the U.S. Army, 1956-58. Assistant State's Attorney, Talbot County, 1968-71; State's Attorney, Talbot County, 1971-73. Member, American, Maryland, and Talbot County Bar Associations; Alpha Kappa Psi; Phi Kappa Phi; Easton Memorial Hospital Association; Talbot County Mental Health Advisory Committee. Former secretary, Chesapeake Rehabilitation Center. Married. Appointed to the House of Delegates, October 26, 1973, vice Thomas Hunter Lowe, resigned. PINKNEY A. HOWELL. Democrat, Baltimore City 5th; born in Chesterfield, South Carolina, February 10, 1916. Attended Chesterfield, S.C. and Baltimore City public schools; University of Maryland; Loyola College. School teacher. Member, Model Cities Policy Steering Board; Y.M.C.A.; Boy Scouts of America; N.A.A.C.P.; Urban League. Member, Frontier Club; Craftsmen Club; Masons; Falcon Rod and Gun Club. Member, Barbers Local 795; Baltimore Teachers' Union; Baltimore Metropolitan Council, AFL-CIO, Received Douglass Adult High School Certificate of Achievement for outstanding leadership in the field of education, politics and community action, 1973. Married. Appointed to the House of Delegates, May 30, 1973, vice Sol J. Fried- man, resigned. |
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