How to modify <head> tag when using a master page?

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I am creating a web app using asp.net 2.0 where all pages are based a
single master page. On some of the aspx pages I need to add javascript
to the head tag in order to use Google maps.

I tried this to access the header:

In the master page:
<HEAD runat="server">

In the aspx page: Page_Load

HtmlHead head = (System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlHead)Header;

i get this error:

"Cannot get inner content of because the contents are not literal"

Is there a way to programatically add to the head tag from within an
aspx page when using master pages?

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