CONVERENCE FOR BUSINESS EXECUTIVES ON FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS

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The Brookings Institution Advanced Study Program
executive education in government, business, and public policy
CONFERENCE
FOR BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
ON FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
MARCH Z3-28, 1975
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CONFERENCE FOR BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
ON
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
March 23-28, 1975
PROGRAM
Advanced Study Program--The Brookings Institution
1775 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D. C. 20036
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD
ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS PROGRAMS
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
TAB 1
TAB2
TAB 3
TAB 4
SCHEDULE OF DISCUSSION SESSIONS
BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION ON THE
SPEAKERS AND
BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION ON THE
PARTICIPANTS
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FOREWORD
The conference in which you are about to participate continues an
s.
Teducational endeavor begun some fifteen
of senior ago byahe Broo utiveking
Institution to meet a continuing need o
That need, simply stated, is to reassess one's business leadership
cal
cial, economic, and p
responsibilities against the broader society.
issues that confront Americ rent Toward that end, the conference is
busgnesstcommunity a cquiande
emerging leaders from the national problems, and policy issues
balanced perspectives on the operations, p
of the Federal Government. The program
discussions with atcross~
schedule of informal and off-the-record
section of legislative and executive officials sanare d pwith resent de notable
observers of government. Resource
necessarily to provide answers to the issues discussed, but to
expectedthto raise and
stimulate critical thought. Participants
thexns lees
discuss the questions, issues, and problems find instructive, significant, or disturbing.
I hope that in exchanging views with resource of leaders ac ndpyool your the colleagues, you will gain a fuller awareness o
environment in which business is challenged to survive and grow.
Walter G. Held
Director
Advanced Study Program
The Brookings Institution
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ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS PROGRAMS
FLETCHER L. BYROM
Chairman of the Board
Koppers Company, Inc.
430 Seventh Avenue
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219
LOUIS W. CABOT
Chairman of the Board
Cabot Corporation
125 High Street
Boston., Massachusetts 02110
C. C. GARVIN
President
Exxon Corporation
1251 Avenue of the Americas
New York, New York 10020
JOHN D. HARPER
Chairman of the Board
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa. Building
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219
THOMAS V. JONES
Chairman of the Board and
President
Northrop Corporation
1800 Century Park East
Century City
Los Angeles, California 90067
T. VINCENT LEASON
Chairman of the Board (Retired)
International Business Machines
Corporation
Armonk, New York 10505
ROBERT D. LILLEY
President
American Telephone and
Telegraph Company
195 Broadway 10007
New York, New York
EDWIN P. NEILAN
Chairman of the Board (Retired)
Bank of Delaware
62 Town House Lane
Corpus Christi, Texas 78412
HENRY R. ROBERTS
President
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Company
Hartford, Connecticut 06115
JACK B. ST. CLAIR
President
Shell Chemical Company
One Shell Plaza
Post office Box 2463
Houston, Texas 77001
HERMAN L. WEISS
Vice Chairman of the Board
General Electric Company
570 Lexington Avenue 0022
New York, New York 1
January 1975
The Brookings Institution
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CONFERENCE FOR BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
ON
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
March 23-28, 1975
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
LOUIS ANDERSON
Marine Commercial Manager
Supply Transportation
Department
Exxon International Company
1251 Avenue-of the Americas
New York, New York 10020
J. J. AUSTIN .
Engineering Manager
Marine Division
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Building 71-21
Hendy Avenue
Sunnyvale, California 94088
RICHARD G. BRANDOM
Coordinator
Supply Facilities Planning
Supply Department
Exxon Company, U.S.A.
Post Office Box 2180
Houston, Texas 77024
DONALD E. CLINE
Assistant Vice President
External Affairs
Mountain .Bell
post Office Box 2.320
Phoenix, Arizona 85002
MARJORIE G. COALE
Manager
Employee News Publications
and Community Relations
The Aerospace Corporation
P. O. Box 92957
Los Angeles, California 90009
CLYDE F. COOMBS, JR.
Manufacturing Manager
Advanced Products Division
Hewlett-Packard Company
19310 Pruneridge Avenue
Cupertino, California 95014
DAVID H. EDMUNDS
General Staff Supervisor - Planning
C & P Telephone Company
1710 H Street, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20006
MERLE H. GLICK
Compensation Department Manager
Caterpillar Tractor Company
100 N. E. Adams Street
Peoria, Illinois 61629
F. T. CKIN
Director nufacturing
General Of es
Caterpilla T ctor Company
100 N. E. Adam Street
Peoria,/ llinois 6 29
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JACK R. HOYLE
Manager
Tax Research & Planning
Shell Oil Company
Room 4540
One Shell Plaza
Post Office Box 2463
Houston, Texas 77001
K. A. JOHNSON
Manager
Industrial & Labor Relations
Western Electric
3300 Lexington Road, S. E .
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27102
J. J. KLISE
Manager-Manufacturer Market
Development, Industrial Division
Caterpillar Tractor Company
100 N. E. Adams Street
Peoria, Illinois 61629
RICHARD W. KREUTZEN
Washington Representative -
Legislative Branch
Standard Oil Company of California
Suite 1204
1700 K Street, N.W.
Washington, D. C. 20006
JOHN K. LLOYD
Manager
Editorial Services
PPG Industries
One Gateway Center
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222
HALL F. McKINLEY
Director
Product & Strategy Evaluation
IBM Corporation - GSD HQ
Post Office Box 2150
Atlanta, Georgia 30301
WILLIAM D. PERREAULT
Vice President - Public Relations
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Post Office Box 551
Burbank, California 91520
JAMES E. REMMERT
Counsel
Law Department
Exxon Corporation
1251 Avenue of the Americas
New York, New York 10020
C. D. ROXBURGH
Division Operations Manager
Southeastern Production Division
Exxon Company, U.S.A.
Post Office Box 60626
New Orleans, Louisiana 70160
HUGO R. RUGGE
Department Head
Upper Atmospheric Physics
Department
Space Physics Laboratory
The Aerospace Corporation
Post Office Box 92957
Los Angeles., California 90009
JAMES B. SMITH
Vice President -
Solvents Department
Exxon Chemical Company
1251'Avenue of the Americas
New York, New York 10020
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IRVIN N. SPIELB Conversion
Manager, :Energy
Applied Technology Division
Systems Group of TRW, Incorporated
Building Rl/Room 2006
One Space Park
Redondo Beach, California, 90278
FIUBERT R. STALLARD
General Plant Manager
Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company,
930 H Street, N. W.
Washington, D. Co 20001
LEE S. TING
Far East Area Manager
.Hewlett-Packard Company
3200 Hillview Avenue 4304
Palo Alto, California 94304
RONALD R. TULLOS
Assistant Legislative Counsel
American Bankers Association
1120 Connecticut CAve00e, N.W.
Washington, D.
BROOKINGS STAFF
RICHARD B. SIMONS
Senior Staff Member and
Conference Chairman
YVONNE C. WHITE
Conference Assistant
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SUNDAY MARCH Z3, 1975
12:15 p.m.
Embassy Hall
Hotel Dupont Plaza
12:45 p.m.
Embassy Hall
4:00 p.m.
Embassy Hall
6:00 p.m.
Emba:> sy Hall
6.3 0 p.m.
Embassy Hall
RECEPTION
LUNCHEON
THE FEDERAL DECISION MAKING PROCESS
A. Lee Fritschler
Dean, School of Governmental and
Public Administration
The American University
An analytical framework for examining the nature
and characteristics of the federal decision-making
process.
THE PURPOSE AND WORK OF THE CONFERENCE
Richard B. Simons
Senior Staff Member
Advanced Study Program
The Brookings Institution
RECEPTION
DINNER
CONGRESSIONAL DYNAMICS
Ralph K. Huitt
Executive Director
National Association of State
Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Congressional operations, structures, and the
world of the professional -politician.
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MARCH 24, 197 5
MONDAY
7:45 a.m.
Embassy Hall
Hotel Dupont Plaza
9:30 a.m.
Room 135
Cannon Building
10:45 a.m.
Room 7311
General Accounting
Office
12:15 p.m.
Executive Room
The Quality Inn on
Capitol Hill
BREAKFAST
A CONGRESSMAN LOOKS AT HIS JOB
The Honorable William Frenzel
U.S. Representative from the Third
District of Minnesota
motivations, rewards
A discussion of the fun ember of Congress.
and frustrations of a M
THE ROLE OF A COMMITTEE STAFF
Nancy H. Teeters
Assistant Director
House Committee on the Budget
organization and functions of Congressional
committee staff and the character of staff
influence.
THE FUNCTIONS OF THE GENERAL
ACCOUNTING OFFICE
J. Kenneth Fasick
Director, International Division
General Accounting Office .
Mission and activities of the GAO and the nature
of its relations with Congressional committees
and Executive agencies.
LUNCHEON
A SENATOR'S PERSPECTIVE ON ISSUES
BEFORE CONGRESS.
The Honorable Mark O. Hatfield
United States Senator from Oregon
A discussion of major issues before the Congress
as viewed by a Republican Member of the Senate.
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MARCH 24 1975 (Continued
MONDAY,
2:30 p.m.
Room 2200
Rayburn Building
4:00 p.m.
H-227
The Capitol
6:30 p.m.
Room 201
Brookings
7:00 p.m.
Room 106-8
Brookings
A LEGISLATIVE VIEW OF FOREIGN POLICY
The Honorable Lee H. Hamilton
U.S. Representative from the Ninth District
of Indiana
ittee on the Near East
Chairman, Subcomm
and South Asia, House Foreign Affairs
Committee
An analysis, from a Congressional viewpoint,
of major issues and trends in current foreign
policy.
LEADERSHIP IN THE CONGRESS
The Honorable John J. Rhodes
U.S. House of Representatives from the
First District of Arizona
House Minority Leader
A discussion of the institutional and personal
attributes of Congressional leadership.
RECEPTION
DINNER
A LEGISLATIVE VIEW OF ECONOMIC POLICY
The Honorable Barber B. Conable, Jr.
U.S. Representative from the Thirty-fifth
District of New York
Member, Ways and Means and Joint Economic
Committees, Chairman of House Republican
policy Committee
An analysis, from a Congressional viewpoint,
of major issues and trends in current economic
policy.
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TUESDAY, MARCH z501975
BREAKFAST
7;45 a.m.
Dupont Room CONGRESS, THE BUDGET, AND NATIONAL
9:45 a.m.
12 :15 p . i .
Executive Room
Quality Inn on
Capitol Hill
2:30 p.m.
Room 432
Federal Trade
Commission
Building
4:00 p.m.
Room 128-9
Brookings
pRIORITIES
The Honorable Joseph
ive from the Tenth
U. S. Representat
District of Virginia
A"discussion of Congressional budget procedures
and issues.
Individual visits to Committee Hearings
LUNCHEON
A SENATOR'S PERSPECTIVE ON ISSUES
BEFORE CONGRESS
The Honorable William D. Hathaway
United States Senator from Maine
A discussion of major issues before the
Congress as viewed by a Democratic
Member of the Senate.
ROLE OF THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.
The Honorable Lewis A. Engman
Chairman
Federal Trade Commission
issues and problems in the regulatory
policy
l Trade of the Federarade Commission.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE: PERSPECTIVE ON
IMMIGRATION ISSUES
General Leonard F. Chapman, Jr.
ion of Immigratand Naturalization
Department of Justice
A discussion of problems and issues in the
enforcement of U.S. immigration laws.
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6:3 0 'p.m
Room 201
Brookings
7:00 p.m.
Room 106
Brookings
RECEPTION
DINNER
EXECUTIVE VIEW OF ECONOMIC POLICY
Sidney L. Jones
Counsellor to the Secretary of the
Treasury
Major issues of economic policy as viewed
from the Executive Branch.
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WEDNESDAY MARCH 26, 1975
7:45 a.m. BREAKFAST /PROGRAM PREVIEW
Room 106-8
Brookings A WORD ABOUT BROOKINGS
Walter G. Held
Director
Advanced Study Program
The Brookings Institution
9:15 a.m. PRESIDENTIAL STAFFING
Room 5104
New Executive The Honorable John O. Marsh, Jr.
th President
Office Building Counsellor to e
Discussion of staff functions and operations
to support Presidential leadership and control
over Administration policies and programs.
10:45 a.m. ROLE OF THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT
Room 5104: AND BUDGET
New Executive
Office Building Betty McCormick
Special Assistant to the Deputy Director
Office of Management and Budget
Role and work of the Office of Management and
Budget in assisting the President in the management
and budgeting of federal activities.
12:15 ,p.m.
Room 106-8
Brookings
LUNCHEON
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION:
PROBLEMS AND ISSUES
Roy N. Gamse
Director, Economic Analysis Division
Office of Planning and Evaluation
Environmental Protection Agency
Issues, problems and trends in federal policies
and programs for improved environmental quality.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1975 (Continued)
2:30 p.m.
Room 6802
Department of
Commerce
4:00 p.m.
Room 5169
HEW North Building
ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
James L. Pate
Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs
Department of Commerce
A discussion of problems .and issues before
the Commerce Department.
ISSUES IN WELFARE REFORM
John L. Palmer
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Income
Security
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
A discussion of the welfare system and of major
issues in proposals to reform it.
5:30 p.m. FREE EVENING
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THURSDAYMARCH 27, 1975
7:45 a.m.
Embassy 'Hall
Hotel Dupont Plaza
9:30 a.m.
Room 10233
Department of HUD
10:45 a.rn.
Room 10214
Department of
Transportation
12:15 p.m.
Room 1.06-8
Brookings
BREAKFAST /PROGRAM REVIEW
GROUP DISCUSSION
ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING
AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
William E. Crockett
Deputy Administrator
Federal Disaster Assistance
Administration, Department of Housing
and Urban Development
A discussion of selected issues and programs
of the Department of Housing and Urban
Development.
REVITALIZING THE RAILROADS
Asaph H. Hall
Acting Administrator
Federal Railroad Administration
Department of Transportation
A discussion of the measures needed to
revitalize the railroads, particularly in
the Northeast.
LUNCHEON
AN EXECUTIVE VIEW OF FOREIGN POLICY
Robert D. Hormats
Deputy for International Economic Affairs
National Security Council
Executive Office of the President
Perceptions of foreign policy issues in the
Executive Branch.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1975 (Continued)
2:30 p.m.
Room 5H09
Civil Service
Commission Building
4:00 ?pomo
Room 128-9
Brookings
6:30 -p .mo
Room 201
Brookings
7-00 pom o
Room 106-8
Brookings
THE JOB OF THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Bernard Rosen
Executive Director
United States Civil Service Commission
Roles and functions of the Civil Service
Commission and discussion of the federal
executive's job and working environment.
PROSPECTS FOR WELFARE REFORM
Gilbert Y. Steiner
Director
Governmental Studies Program
The Brookings Institution
A discussion of the attempts, to reform the
welfare system and an analysis of the current
situation.
RECEPTION
DINNER
GOVERNMENT AND THE PRESS
Leslie H. Gelb
National Security Correspondent
The New York Times
An analysis of the work of the press in
reporting the Washington scene, and its
role in the decision-making process.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1975
7:45 a.m.
Embassy Hall
Hotel Dupont Plaza
9:15 a.m.
Room 1E801
The Pentagon
10:30 a.m.
Room 1E801
The Pentagon
12:00 noon
Executive Dining Room
CIA Headquarters
Langley, Virginia
2:25 -p.m..
BREAKFAST /PROGRAM REVIEW
THE DEFENSE BUDGET
John W. Beach
Senior Economist
Office of the Assistant Secretary
of Defense (Comptroller)
A perspective on the defense portion of the
national budget.
THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Robert J. Murray
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
A discussion of selected problems and issues
related to the Department of Defense.
LUNCHEON
INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY
Officials of the Central Intelligence Agency
Chartered bus to Hotel Dupont Plaza
ADJOURNMENT
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BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
ON THE
SPEAKERS AND CHAIRMAN
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JOHN W. BEACH
Mr. Beach received a B.S. degree in Economics from Syracuse University
and a Masters Degree from the Maxwell School of Public Administration.
He is currently -pursuing a Ph.D. in Economics.
From 1962 to 1964, Mr. Beach served as an officer in the United States
Army in Europe. Upon leaving the military, he joined the U.S. Department
of Labor as an Economist. For the past seven years he has held several
positions in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Mr. Beach is currently
a Senior Economist in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense
(Comptroller).
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JR., General U.S.M.C., ret'd.
LEONARD F, CHAPMAN,
General Chapman is a native of Key West, Florida. He graduated from the
University of Florida.
After graduation from college, Commission Chapman joined the Marine Corps
in 1935 as a second lieutenant. During Wrto War
lieutenant colonelmUpon return to
Pacific in combat roles and was promoted
the United States in 1946 he served as Executive Office ilr,1949 G-3 section, Division
of Plans and Policies, Headquarters Marine Corps
From 1950 to 1952 he served as Chief of the Supp o t ted to Colonel. Mn ine.
Corps Development Center, Quantico, and was p
he joined the 3rd Marine Division as regimental
From 1954 to 956 he was
serving first at Camp Pendleton and the in Japan. Commanding Officer, Marine Barracks, U.S. Fleet Activities, Yokosuka, Japan.
D. C. as Commanding Officer,
In 1956, Colonel Chapman returned to Washington, In 1958 in was
Marine Barracks and Director General and appointed CommandingtGeneral, Force
promoted to Brigadier North Carolina. In 1961
Troops, Fleet Marine Force, Atlantic at Camp Lejeune, 4 and of S he returned to Marine Corps Headquarters as Assistant sdesignatedlas Chieff oaf Staff,
was promoted to Major General. In 1964
with the rank of Lieutenant General. In 1967, General
he became Commandant
Commandant of the Marine Corps, and on January Chap of the Marine Corps and was promoted t~he?Distingugshed Ser GceeM dal and an
twice received the Legion of Merit, and
Gold Star in lieu of a second award of the Distinguished Service Medal.
was appointed Marine in Corps, and
After completion of his four-year term as Commandant
retirement from the armed forces, General Chapman Commissioner of the Immi ration and Naturalization Service, Department of Justice.
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BARBER B. CONABLE, JR.
Mr. Conable graduated from Cornell University (1942) and Cornell School of Law
(1948). He served in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II, and went
ashore on the first day of the invasion of Iwo Jima and later served with the
Occupation Forces in Japan. He was recalled to active duty during the
Korean Conflict and remains a member of the Marine Corps Reserve with
the rank of Colonel.
He established a law firm in. Batavia, Genessee County in 1952. Upon election
to Congress, he discontinued the active practice of law. In Batavia, he served
as Republican City Chairman for five years and Campaign Chairman for the
Genesee County Republican Committee.
Mr. Conable is serving his fifth term in Congress as Representative from the
Thirty-seventh Congressional District of New York. Prior to election to Con-
gress, he served two years as a State Senator in New York and was active
in civic and political affairs for more than a decade in Western New.York.
Mr. Conable serves on the Committee on Ways and Means, subcommitteesof
Trade and Social Security; he also serves on the Joint Committee on Internal
Revenue Taxation and the House Budget Committee. In 1973 he was elected
Chairman of the House Republican Policy Committee, His previous leadership
position. was Chairman of the House Republican Research Committee. He also
was Chairman of a Republican Task Force to examine the seniority system
in Congress.
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.WILLIAM E. CRO CKE T T
Mr. Crockett is Deputy Administrator of the Federal Disaster Assistance
Administration in the Department of Housing and Urban Development, In this
position he is responsible for the administration of the President's disaster
assistance program and coordination of disaster preparedness, review and
evaluation, and disaster -related research activities.
Prior to this appointment, he was Deputy Assistant Director of Disaster Programs
in the Office of Emergency Preparedness, Executive Office of the President,
from August 1971 to July 1, 1973.
A native of Ohio, Mr. Crockett joined the Federal Government in 1955. He has
specialized in emergency plans and operations in both natural disasters and
civil defense since that time. He served as Deputy Regional Administrator for
Region 5 and as Director of the Natural Disaster Office in the Federal Civil
Defense Administration and the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization.
When Federal civil defense functions of OCDM were transferred to the
Department of Defense, Office of Civil Defense, in 1961, Mr. Crockett served
successively as Director of the Financial Assistance Division and as Deputy
Assistant Director of Civil Defense for Plans and Operations.
A veteran of World War II and Korea, Mr. Crockett served as an infantry- officer
in both conflicts and was separated with the rank of Major. A graduate of the
Command and General Staff School, he has served in plans and training posts
with the Tenth Corps in Korea, the 101st Airborne Division and with the 4th Army
Headquarters staff at San Antonio, Texas.
Prior to his military service, Mr. Crockett followed a career in industry as
Vice President of the Cable and Wire Products Company at Swanton, Ohio, from
1949 to 1951; and from 1946 to 1949 as Vice President of the Industrial Cord and
Cable Company of Toledo.
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LEWIS A. ENGMAN
Mr. Engman was sworn in as Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission
on February 20, 1973, making him, at 37, the youngest person ever to head the
agency.
Mr. Engnzan came to Washington in June 1970 as legislative counsel for the
President's Special Assistant for Consumer Affairs, and he was named General
Counsel for that office in October 1970. In June 1971, he was appointed
Assistant Director-of the White House Domestic Council, with responsibility for
a wide range of issues including tax policy, school finance and antitrust and trade
regulation. On March 12, 1974, while Chairman of the FTC, he was appointed by
the President to the Council of the Administrative Conference of the United States,
and independent. agency devoted to improving Federal regulatory procedures.
Since coming to the Federal Trade Commission, Mr. Engman has directed
particular attention to the agency's responsibilities in the area of antitrust law
enforcement, and during his tenture, the Commission has conducted major
investigations of possible antitrust violations in the energy. and food industries.
Another significant accomplishment has been the implementation of the Commis-
sion's line of business program, which is expected greatly to facilitate the
Commission's mandate to ensure the existence of fair and competitive markets.
He attended the University of Michigan where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa
and where, in 1957, he was graduated with high distinction and high honors in
economics. During 1957-58, he studied at University College and the London
School of Economics in London, England, and in 1961, he received his LL.B.
degree from Harvard Law School.
In 1961, Mr. Engman became associated with the Grand Rapids law firm of
Warner, Norcross and Judd. In 1965, he became a partner. He remained with the
firm, working in the areas of general corporate law and international business
transactions until moving to Washington in 1970.
Mr. Engman is a life member of the Sixth Circuit Judicial
the American. Socthey of
United States and a member of the Supreme Court Bar,
International Law, the American Bar Association, and the bar associations of
Grand Rapids, the District of Columbia and Michigan.
In July of 1974, Mr. Engman was named by Time magazine as one of the
nation's 200 "Faces for the Future."
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J. KENNETH FASICK
Mr. Fasic:k graduated in 1949 from the University of Maryland where he
majored in accounting. He also attended the Program for
o pment at Harvard University in 1961?Se ved in the Certified
Devel Army from
U counting U.S.
Office, he was
Accountant in the District of Columbia an
1942 through 1945. prior to joining the General Ac
associated with the public accounting firm of Price Waterhouse and Company.
General Accounting office in January 1954. He served
Mr. Fasir_k joined the an Branch from 1955 through 1957?
with the General Accounting office's E
On ass April igned to the Defense
he assumed
Upon return from the European Branch, he was
He
Division where he served from 1958 to
osition of Director of the Logistics and Communications Division.
the p
assumed his present position as Director
oversight responsib 1 ties with
July 1, 1973. The International Division has respect and activities conducted in foreign
to all U.S. Government programs
d Hawaii. These responsibilities coverl for the ainisctivititr
of and that are responsible
of the various Government agencies of U.S. programs in foreign countries.
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JOSEPH L. FISHER
Mr. Fisher received a B.S. degree from Bowdoin College; an M.A. degree from
George Washington University; a Ph.D. degree from Harvard University. In
addition, he also received L.L.D.; D,Sc.; and L..H.D., honorary degrees.
Mr. Fisher was elected U.S. Reresentative from the tenth District of Virginia
in 1974, and was appointed to the Ways and Means Committee; subcommittee on
Trade and Subcommittee on Unemployment Compensation. Formerly.(1953-59)
'he served as Associate Director and (1959-74), President of Resources for the
Future, Inc., a non-profit organization, concerned with natural resources.
From 1947-53 he served as economist and executive officer of the Council of
Economic Advisers, Executive Office of the President. Before active duty in
World War II, Mr. Fisher worked for the National Resources Planning Board
in field offices in various parts of the country and for the Department of State.
He has taught at several universities.
He has written, lectured, and consulted widely on economic problems of
resource development in regional growth. Mr. Fisher is an author of two
books: Resources in America's Future (Hopkins, 1963) and World Prospects
for Natural Resources (Hopkins, 1964) and numerous professional articles.
Mr Fisher was a member of the Arlington County Board, 1964-74; Washington
Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), Board of Directors, 1966-74;
President, 1969; Chairman, 1970; and the Northern Virginia Transportation
Commission, Board of Directors, 1968, 1972-74.
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WILLIAM FRENZEL
Mr. Frenzel received a B.A. and an M.A. in Business Administration from
Dartmouth College. He served as a lieutenant in the U.S.. Naval Reserve
during 1951-54 in the Korean theater.
In 1962 Mr. Frenzel was elected to the Minnesota e House of Representatives.
He was reelected in 1964, 1966 and 1968. He is p
Terminal Warehouse Company, and on the executive board of the American
Warehousemen's Association. He is also a board member of the Industrial
Relations Center, University of Minnesota, as well as a trustee of the
National Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Mr. Fenzel .has served as U.S. Reresentative from the Third District of
Minnesota since his election to the 92nd Congress in 1970.
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A. LEE FRITSCHLER
Dr. Fri.tschler is a native of Schenectady, New York, and a graduate of
Union College and Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs,
Syracuse University. He majored in economics, public administration and
political science.
Dr. Fritschler's teaching interests have embraced the fields of urban
government, public administration, intergovernmental relati
d
ons an
policy.
analysis, He is a recipient of numerous research appointments and grants
in the United States and abroad.
His academic appointments have included: Assistant to the Dean of the Maxwell
Graduate School; Visiting Lecturer, The Urban Crisis, The College of
William and Mary;, Director, National Center for Education in Politics,
The American University; Faculty Fellow, International Institute for
Educational Planning (UNESCO), Paris; Visiting Lecturer, Institute of
Social Studies, The Hague, Netherlands; and Guest Professor, University
of Colonge, Federal Republic of, Germany,
Dr. Fritschler presently serves as Dean and Professor of Government
and Public Administration, The American University.
Currently at work on a book on contemporary intergovernment relations,
Dr. Fritschler has written extensively on bureaucratic policymaking, the
problems of metropolitan government, business participation in adminis-
tration, and urban politics, His most recent book is Smoking and Politics:
Policymaking and the Federal Bureaucracy (Englewood Cliffs: Prentics-Hall,
Inc., 1975,) (2nd edition),
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is the Director of the Economic r,~lr~nnlat Protection A enc . In
School in 1972 nff;f-P
ROY N. GAMSE
Mr. Gamse is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Taechnology with
a B r a d Business
a B.S. in Economics, Mr. Gamse received an M.B.A. from H
this pO 1s Lion, he is primaruy
of environmental regulations and insuring that these impacts are
appropriately in EPA policy actions .
in 1972, Mr. Gamse was employed in the Systems Analysis
Before joining EPA
Department of the MITRE Corporation.
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LESLIE H.GELB
Dr. Gelb received his A.B. from Tufts University in 1959, and his Ph.D.
from Harvard University in 1964.
Teaching
a as associated with Harvard University from
as1962 to 1964tasin the
He w
Fellow in Government and Social Sciences, and
Connecticut
Defense Studies Program. From Septembt er 19eyanoUJanuar n vers ty 1966 he was
an Assistant Professor of Government a
and from January 1966 to June 1967 he served as Executive Assistant to
U.S. Senator Jacob Javits.
Dr. Gelb became Chairman, OSD Vietnam Task Force. He
s ved 1.967,
In June
e rd as the focal point for the Secretary of f DromsJuly 1968Lto December
respect to all. phases of the Vietnam conflict.
1968 he was Acting Director of the Policy Planning Styf f and ngD ecem Aber
became Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defence preparation of briefings
Control. In both of these positions he supervised prep ose force issues,
on strategic nuclear and general parp
and position papers olic questions.
in European and Asian p y q and Dr Gelb became a Senior Fellow with TheaBr196ings Instituti
pared a balanced
Consultant to The RAND Corporation in May,
stud on the history of the U.S. involvement in Vietnam and the lessons
y
to be drawn from it.
Dr. Gelb is now National Security Correspondent, The New York Times.
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his A.B. and M.S. degrees from Dartmouth College.
Mr. Hall received
since February 1973
development of
ecial Assistant to the S ncludi g the
Mr. Hall served as Sp related matters,
rincipa1ly in rail- Northeast Corridor. ad
working 'p assenger service in the Federal id0 He
plans for. improved rail 'p Administrator,
current capacity as Acting in November 1974.
assumed his artment of .
Adlnistration, De' the
Special Assistant to the under Secretary y and nd s reta ry'
From 1969 to 1973. was ortation. He received in spthor of the
Under Secretary of Transp
Deputy for his efforts railroads in
eritorious Achievement oblems of the major
Tonal
t he Regional
vere 'Pro
Award for M in t
Department s response to the se tate
northeaster,, United Ss, resulting
the and midwestern
Rail Reorganization Act of 1973,
the Westinghouse
Mr. Hall w ent positions in marketing
prior to his Federal s or12 sears, holding managem
ace operations .
Electric Corporation for defense electronics and
and planning space
in the company's
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LEE H. HAMILTON
He received
Congressman Hamilton was born 5in Daytona 2 from DePauwhUniver1sity. From 1952 -
his A.B. degree, cum laude, in 9
1953 he attended Goethe University, Frankfurt on Main, Germany on56 from
scholarship for study and travel. He reiofda his J.D. Dgpauw University
Indiana University and an honorary doctor
in 1971.
1964 he was elected to the U.S. House of Re esentatives from thl e Ninth
In
District, Indiana Hand was re ected to subsequent Congreses. He s a
ouse Foreign Affairs Committee, and Chairman,
member of the Hand South Asia.
Subcommittee on Near East a
elected to Congress he was a practicing att orn e icaC lumbug, m Indiana and instructor in
Before being
treasurer ofsBartholomewlCounty Young Democrats
Institute. He e served as
from 1960-63 and president from 1963-64.
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MARK Oa HATFIELD
Senator Hatfield received his B.A. degree from Willamette University in 1943,
and his M.A. degree from Stanford University in 1948, He is the recipient
of nineteen honorary Doctorates. He served in the U.S. Navy during World
War II.
Senator Hatfield taught- at Willamette University from 1949 to 1956. He also
served as Dean of Students from 1950 to 1956. He served as a State Repre-
sentative from Marion County, Oregon (1951-55), and State Senator from Marion
County, Oregon (1955-57). He became Secretary of State, Oregon in 1957
and was elected Governor of Oregon in 1959. In 1967, he was elected United
States Senator from the State of Oregon.
Senator Hatfield is a Member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, the
Committee on the Interior and Insular Affairs, and the Rules and Admini-
stration Committee,
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WILLIAM D. HATHAWAY
athawa received a bachelor's degree from Harvard in 1949, and his law
Mr. H Y
degree from Harvard Law School in 1953.
After graduation from law school, Mr. Hathaway practiced law in Lewiston,
Maine. He was a,p-pointed Assistant County Attorney for Androscoggin County
in 1955, and served in that position until he held until 1961xaminer for te
State Liquaor Commission in 1957, an office
On November 3, 1964, Hathaway was elected to the U.S. Congress as
the ected
Representative from Maine's Second Congressional Dist aic to and was re-
to four consectuive terms. From 1965 to 1971 he served s House Committees on Education and Labor
of Approprins Coatmmitt Fisheries.
In January, 1971, he was appointed to the House
s
Mr. Hathaway was elected to the U.S. Senate on N ve ber 7, 1972, Welfare
named during the 93rd Congress to serve on the Labor
Committee, the Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee and the Senate
Select Committee on Small Business.
During that Congress, Mr. Hathaway served as chairman of the Railroad
hens rement Subcommittee, which produced the com Rural HousingaHearings tundiremerent
Reti
Act of 1974, Public Law 93-445. He also chaired
the auspices of the Housing Subcommittee, the first hearings in Senate history
to be devoted to this subject.
Shortly after the 94th Congress convened, Mr. Hathaway was named to the Senate
Housing and Urban
Finance Committee, at which time he resigned his Banking,
he is a member of the Subcommittees on
Affairs post. Onthe Finance Committee,
Energy, Health, Financial Markets and Supplemental es scurity Income, and ttee
chairman of the Subcommittee on Revenue 5 g Sub assignment is the Labor and Public Welfare Committee.ofHe is. chairman
m tt of thon La--
committee on Alcoholism and Narcotics, and a member the Subcomes
Health, Employment, Poverty and Migratory Labor and
Handicapped, Education,
Children and Youth. He is chairman of the Government
member of its Subcommi t estop
of the Select Committee on Small. Business, and a
Monopolies, and Financing and Investment.
Maine. and Androscoggin County Bar
Mr. Hathaway is a member of the American, University Graduate School of
Associations, and the Visiting Committee, Harvard
many
e Education, In 1968, he was presented the DL1Assoc atione in add by
Legislative Commission of the National Education
other awards. Mr. Hathaway served four years of active duty with the Army Air
Force and held the rank of Captain when he was
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Mr. Held received his A.B. in political science and economics from
Bucknell University, and his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in public admin-
istration from American University. He has done graduate study at
Harvard and American Universities. During World War II, Mr. Held
served in the U.S.N.R. as a line officer on a Navy attack transport.
Mr. Held was Senior Staff Member and Director of Business Programs
in the Advanced Study Program of the Brookings Institution for over ten
years; left there in 1970 to become Director, Washington Affairs, Stan-
dard Oil Company of New Jersey; and in 1971 returned to Brookings as
Director of Administration. In September 1974, he assumed his current
position as Director of the Advanced Study Program.
He has served as Director of the Government Operations and Expendi-
tures Program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. His prior experience
also includes government service in the following positions: Supervisory
Auditor and Management Analyst, Office Chief of Ordnance, Department
of the Army; Deputy Comptroller and Special Assistant to the Command-
ing General and Chief of Staff at Aberdeen Proving Ground, where he
received a Meritorious Service Award for improving management and
efficiency. He has served as consultant to federal agencies including
the District of Columbia government, the General Services Administra-
tion, and the Farm Credit Administration. He has also served on the
faculties of American University, Bucknell University, George Washing-
ton University, and the College of William and Mary.
Mr. Held is active in a number of professional organizations including
the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business, the American
Society for Public Administration, the International Personnel Manage-
ment Association, and is a member of the Advisory Council of the Amer-
ican Ditchley Foundation. He also is a frequent lecturer at executive
development programs conducted by private industry and government, and
is the author of numerous publications.
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ROBERT D, HORMATS
a Mr. Hormats is Deputy for International Economic A ffai
his B.A. Senior St of
degree
cil. He
,
Member of the National Security_92RESIL
economics and -political science (1965) from Tufts
the Fletcher School of .Law and
M.A.L,D, (1967) and Ph.D. (1970) degrees
Diplomacy. A He was a teaching Assistant at Tufts Tanzania (1967-68); )advised the USS~ciate,
University College, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanza
delegation to a Special Meeting of Governors of U the Inter-A e ican Development
Bank, Buenos Aires, Argentina (1971); Advisor, G
The
ookin Board of Governors of IMF and IBRD ai9s2Fe1 ow,SCounQil on Foreign Re anions
Institution (1973-74); International. A
(1973-74); and Senior Consultant, Commission on Critical Choices for Americans
(1973).
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RALPH K. HUITT
Ralph K. Huitt formerly Assistant Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
(for legislation), Professor of Political Science (on leave) at the University of
Wisconsin, and a Guest Scholar at The Brookings Institution where he was
writing on executive-congressional relations; he has been, since 1969, Executive
Director of the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges.
He received his B.A. degree from Southwestern University in 1934, and the Ph.D.
degree from the University of Texas, YMCA from 1935 to 1942, when he joined
the teaching staff of Lamar College in Beaumont. He served in the U.S. Navy in
World War II, as a destroyer escort officer.
While a graduate at the University of Texas after the war, he was a part-time
instructor and recipient of a University fellowship. He joined the faculty of the
University of Wisconsin in 1949. As a faculty fellow of the Fund for the Advancement
of Education (Ford Foundation) he served in 1954 on the staffs of Senator
Lyndon. B. Johnson and Representative Jack Brooks, both of Texas. In 1958, he was
Legislative Assistant to Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin. In 1960, he served
as a speech writer for Senator Johnson in his campaign for the vice-presidency.
Mr. Huitt spent the academic year 1960 -61 in research on the legislative process on
a Rockefeller Foundation grant. From 1955 to 1965 he was Director of the Wisconsin
Center for Education in Politics. He has written extensively for political science
journals and contributed to Public Administration and Policy Formation, edited by
Emmett S. Redford, and to Fiscal and Debt Management Policies, the research studies
sponsored by the Commission on Money and Credit. He is the author, with
Robert Peabody, of Congress: Two Decades of Analysis. He has served on the
Council and Executive Committee of the American Political Science Association.
In addition to his academic commitments, Mr. Huitt also served as legislative
representative of the President of the University of Wisconsin with the Wisconsin
congressional delegation and is director of the extensive Study of Congress
sponsored by the. American Political Science Association under a grant by the
Carnegie Corporation.
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SIDNEY L. JONES
A native of Logan, Utah, Dr. Jones received a B.S. in Economics at Utah
State and an M.B.A. and Ph.D. at Stanford.
He taught finance for 10 years at Northwestern University and the University
of Michigan. Dr. Jones served with Paul W. McCracken on the faculty at
the University of Michigan Graduate School of Business. In 1969-71, when
Dra McCracken was Chairman of the President's Council of Economic
Advisers, Dr. Jones became Senior Staff Economist on the Council and
Special Assistant-to the Chairman.
He served for a year as the first Minister-Counselor for Economic Affairs
to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Brussels. Prior to this appoint-
ment, Dr. Jones was Director of Bradley-Woods & Company, Inc., an
investment advisory firm.
'Since 1973, he has held the following economic policymaking positions in
Washington: Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs;
Deputy Assistant to the President; Deputy to the President's Counsellor
for Economic Policy; and Counsellor to the Secretary of the Treasury.
Dr. Jones is co-author of several books on financial institutions and corpo-
rate finance. He has written numerous articles on economics, finance, and
management of research personnel.
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BE TTY McCORMICK
Ms. McCormick holds B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of
Texas.
She worked as a Psychome.triitoh the American Home IBM as a Systems Enguneer,
Corporation during 1962-63, then Jned Installation Planning,
Data Processing Division, 1963-67; Manager,
1968-70, Marketing/S.E. Manager, 1970-72; Branch Manager, 1972-74.
Ms. McCormick is currently a White s Spec al assignment to
the Office of Management and Budget, acting as
the Deputy Director.
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ROBERT J. MURRAY
d Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (M&RA).
? Murray was name
Mr
on March 9, 197 5.
Mr. Murray served as the Assistant to the Secretary nand a and rp ty Secretary
of Defense under Secretary James R. Schlesinger,
first
Secretary Elliot R. Richardson? Mr. Murray
from 1962 19 Depa
in the Office
Defense in 1961 and has had various assignments
of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (International
and Deputy DirectornNear g
the positions of Deputy Director, European Region
Staff East, South Asia Region, and as amfthe Policy in heaUn ted States
Mr, Murray served as the Political -Military Attache Embassy, London, England, from 1969-197Z.
M. Murray is a Fellow of the National Ins ntitute tf Public
His military?servicea
graduate of Suffolk College and Harvard U Y
was with the United States Marine Corps.
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JOHN L. PALMER
Mr. Palmer received a B.A. degree in Mathmatics, from Williams College in
1965 and a Ph.D. degree in Economics from Stanford University in 1970.
Mr. Palmer served as Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of
Economics, and a Research Associate, Institute for Public Policy Analysis,
at Stanford University, 1969-71. From 1972-73 he served as Acting Deputy
Assistant Secretary for Income Maintenance and Social Services; Director,,
Office of Manpower and Labor Market Policy Analysis, 1971-72; and Economist,
Office of Income Maintenance Planning, 1971.
Mr. Palmer is 'presently Director, Office of Income Security Policy, Office of
the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, DHEW-- he reports
directly to Assistant Secretary and supervises staff of 35 professionals divided
among three offices with the following responsibilities:. Office of Planning -
Planning and evaluation for the Department's welfare, social insurance and
employment related programs including AFDC, Social Security, SSI and WIN.
Office of Analysis - Policy analysis of issues of current concern in income
security and employment areas. Development of alternative policy directions
in same areas (e.g., welfare reform). Office of Research - Carrying out of
$20 million annual research program designed to further basic knowledge of
relevance to income security and employment policy concerns, causes and
cures of poverty, and determinats of income distribution.
Mr. Palmer is the author of Inflation, Unemployment and Poverty (1973), and a
contributor to numerous studies on welfare,'-poverty and income redistribution.
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JAMES L. PATE
Mr. Pate attended the University of Maryland, completed his undergraduate
study at Monmouth College and his graduate study in economics at Indiana
University.
Mr. Pate is Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs,
Before his appointment by President Ford, Mr. Pate was Director of Business
Research and the Chief Economist for The B.F. Goodrich Company. Prior to
that, he was senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, and,
previously, he was a professor of economics at Monmouth College in Monmouth,
Illinois
He is the author of several publications in the areas of economics and finance,
and is a member,of numerous professional organizations, including the Royal
Economic Society. His areas of specialization include business economics and
public policy, economic theory and the history of economic thought, labor
economics, and finance. He has served as adviser to a number of agencies and
organizations
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JOHN J. RHODES
Congressman Rhodes was born in Council Grove, Kansas. He attended Kansas
State University where he rece ~ Bachelor of Science degree in
LawoS School and received his9la38. w He
continued his higher education
degree there in 1941. He is a member of the bar in Arizona, Kansas, and
Washington, D. C.
He is a veteran of World War II, having served in the U.S. Air Force for
four years and nine months. It was during this period that he came to Arizona
when he was stationed at Williams Force Base. Foowing r
d to Mesa where he op ned a
from the Air Force, Congressman law office.
He is currently serving his eleventh term as United States Representative
from Arizona's First Congressional District. He is the first Republican
ever elected. to. the House from Arizona and has served there longer than any
other person in the State's history. He is a member of the House Appropria-
tions Committee and three of its sub-committees ?-- Public Works, of which
he is the ranking Republican member, Defense, and Legislative.
Prior to becoming Minority Leader in 1973, Congressman Rhodes served nine
years as Chairman of the House Republican Policy
ddition,
Platform t lmmCotmmiDtteengln ae 197Z
Republican Convention he was Chairman
he was a member of the Joint Study Committee on Budget Control which paved
the way for creation of the House and Senate Budget Committees. At the start
of the 94th Congress, Mr. Rhodes was re-elected minority leader, again
unanimously,
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BERNARD ROSEN
Mr. Rosen attended the University of Alabama and the University of Illinois.
He served with the U. S. Army during World War II.
Mr. Rosen has worked for the United States Government for over twenty years,
most of this period with the Civil 5erceomm~sthenfield was1astRegaonalhe
field, His last assignment for the Commission
Director for California, Nevada, Hawaii and the Far East. He went to the
Department of State as Deputy Director of Per n In nd later Direc or of
Personnel. Mr. Rosen entered the Foreign Service rving as
Counselor for Administrative Affairs, U. S. Embassy, Athens, from July 1964
to 1965. He was appointed Deputy Executive Director, r, he Uniwas ted StatesintCivil
Service Commission in August 1965. On June 1,
Executive Director. He has held special assignments with the House Appro-
priations Committee and with the Executive Office of the President.
men from
Mr. Rosen received the Arthur S. Fleming Award
the FederalrGovernbment,
of Commerce as one of the ten outstanding young
1955; "Executive of the Year" award, San Francisco, in 1961; and Civil
Service Commissioner's award for Distinguished an exceptional
administrator, program director and problem s
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RICHARD B. SIMONS
iami
He received a B.A. degree from M
Mr. Simons was born in Pima, Ohio.
(Ohio), and a Ph.D. in history from the University of Chicago-
University
He was Associate Professor of History, College of Charleston, 1949 to 195Z,
g 1 52 to 1953? He
and engaged in independent research, Library of Program 1953 to 1954?
Overseas
taught for the University of Maryland
Mr. Simons serve Base Education Adviser, Fuerstenfeldbruck Air Base,
to 1955, as Director of Off-Duty Education, Headquarters, U.S. Air Forces
1954 d as
s Deputy Director of Personnel Services, Head-
d
a
to 1957, an
in Europe, 1955 58 to 1961.
quarters, U.S. Air Forces in Europe, 19
the United States as Program Director, Nolte nerved for
He returned to 1961 to 1963, 1 63 to
University of Minn G
hin ton University, 9
Stud
g
y,
e Was
g e
Continuation
eor
Affairs,
ro ram, The Brookings
Assistant Dean for Academic P
1867. He is now Senior Staff Member, Advanced Stud
Ins tigltion.
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GILBERT Y. STEINER
Columbia University and University of Illinois.
University of Illinois, Research Associate in Labor and Industrial
Relations, 1950-51; Research Associate in Government and Public
Affairs, 1951; Assistant Professor, 1951-54; Associate Professor,
1954-59; Director, 1958-66; Professor, 1959-66; Assistant Dean of
Graduate College, 1956-58. Presently, Director of Governmental
Studies Brookings Institution.
Visiting Professor of Political Science, University of California
(Berkeley), 1964-65. Other professional
Cexperienc ommissioi cludes:
Co-Director of Staff, Chicago Home Rule
Legislative Assistant to Minority Area LolcaloGoSernznent9Services
Director, Northeastern Metropolitan v
Commission, 1958-62. Study Director, Committee to Recommend a
State Plan for Public Higher Education in Illinois, 1959-60; Staff ino Director, Municipal Laws Codification a Assistant tolthe Governor
Problems Commission, 1960-61; p
of Illinois, 1961-63; Public Member, Commission on Organization
of the Illinois General Assembly, 1965-66.
Author: The Con ressional Conference olle
d t Collective Committee,
Illinois Press, 1951; Legislation by with S. K.
of Illinois Institute of Labor and In us rial Relations, 1951;
Ill nois, University of
Gore) Le illative Politics in Illinois,
1960; (ed.) Public Hi her Education in
The Politics of Welfare, Rand McNally, 1966; The State of Welfare,
Brookings Institution, March 1971. w Awards- Has received a Social n rd Foundat onnawaArd fo rd r
for research in State Politics (1S957), Fo Greece, Israel,
study and travel in the U.S., Western Europe,
Pakistan, India, and Japan, 1961-62; and a Carnegie Corporation
grant for research on American Public Welfare Policy, 1966--.
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NANCY H. TEETERS
d her A.B. degree from Oberlin College in 1952 and an
Mrs. Teeters receive
chiga
M.A. from the University of Min in 1954.
enior economist for the House Budget CommitResearch has
Mrs. Teeters is the s for the CNngression
been senior specialist in the Federal Budget,
Previously Mrs. Teeters was a Senior Fellow
Service, Library of Congress. oint author with Charles L. Schultze, a Edward, the L. Srookings Fried, Institution, and Alice M. and Rihavslin, bee of the Brookings Studies, Set.` National udg
add prioritiess, , highly regarded analyses of the Fed ha red byeAr hur M~t she served
Okun and
G-
eBrooking I Panel 971 he sEconomic erved on a panel Hof consultants to the Advisory
George Perry. n Council on Social Security.
From 1966 to 1970, she was a fiscal economist on the where shthe e Ofsfice
the Bureau's
Management and Budget (then Bureau of the Budget),
Be oard is f Gove orecasting . the
representative on the interagency committee in charge t of
From 1957 to 1966, she was an economist employed by
Federal Resere System. She spent 1962 on loan to the President's Council of
Economic Advisors.. e
e Mrs? Teeters has lectured to Brookings and Civil Sher work on tssi n se minars
and before various economic groups. In addition
Budget for Brookings, she has published a numbrBof articles in economic journals Based Taxes (Committee
and has contributed chapters to two recent books, and How Businessmen
for Economic Development, Johns Hopkins University Press)
Forecast (Prentice Hall). She is President of the National Economists Club and
has been a Director of the American Fianance Association.
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BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
ON
PARTICIPANTS
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LOUIS ANDERSON
Marine Commercial Manager
Supply & Transportation Department
Exxon International Company
Mr. Anderson received a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering
from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn and an MBA degree from
Rutgers State University.
He joined Esso Standard Oil Company as an Engineer at the Bayonne
Refinery in 1953 where he progressed through several supervisory
positions until 1961 when he transferred to the Cargo Sales Department
of Exxon International as a Sales Representative. In 1964 he became
Western Hemisphere Manager in the Treasurer's Department and the
following year joined the Supply & Transportation Department as Program
Division Manager. He served as Manager of the LNG Office in Rome from
1967 to 1970 and, upon return to New York, became Contracts and Charter-
ing Division Manager.
Mr. Anderson assumed his present position as Marine Commercial
Manager in August, 1974. In his current capacity he manages the group
which negotiates Exxon's tanker charters, monitors performance of
chartered fleet and advises on anti-pollution programs.
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,SERE J. AUSTIN
Engineering Manager, Marine Division
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Mr. Austin received his BSME degree from the University of
California at Berkeley.
Mr. Austin began his career with Westinghouse in June 1951 as
Senior Engineer, holding various Engineering Supervisory positions
before becoming Engineering Manager in November of 1973,
reporting to the General Manager of the Sunnyvale facility of
Westinghouse Electric Corporation. The Sunnyvale facility
(Marine Division) designs, develops, and builds heavy industrial,
marine propulsion, missile launching and other high technology
equipment.
In his current position Mr. Austin plorganizes, nincluding dire tag the the
activities of the Engineering Department strategic planning and programs for the Marine Division. His
responsibilities also include customer contact and management of
physical, financial, and personnel resources of the department.
He is a :Registered Mechanical Engineer in the State of California.
Member - Board of Dictand Northern Past Presidentnl SantasClara County
Education Council. Member
Joint Council on Science and Math Education.
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RICHARD G. BRANDOM
Coordinator
Supply Facilities Planning Supply Department
Exxon Company, U.S.A.
Mr. Brandom received a B.S. degree in Petroleum Engineering
from the University of Oklahoma.
Air
joined Mr.
the Exxon Company in 1958 w
engineering positions in Production Department offices in California
and Texas before being named Division ff Res in Reservoir Engn 1e70nhemoved to
New Orleans Production Department 1968. I,
Houston as Headquarters Production DaP ~ ties Planning Coogdinatorng
Coordinator. He was named Supply Fin 1973.
Exxon USA's Headquarters Supply Department Mr. Brandom's present assignment sinvolves tordinati efof planning
and economic evaluation of facilitie required insure cient
operation of Exxon's logistics sy hmovementsof products from
import crude and/or petroleum products,
tankers and barges and crude/
Exxon refineries to market via pipeline,
product storage facilities.
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DONALD E. CLINE
Assistant Vice President
External Affairs
Mountain Bell
University of Tulsa in Oklahoma-
r. Cline attended the
Mr. , c r 1950 he joined Mountain Bell as a pay telephone coin cctLc=r..
In in 1954 entered the company's Public
in Pueblo, Colorado; ointed production supervisor
in 1959 was app that
relations department;
Bell.
in the corporate public relations orelace in tionDmanager for Following
he was appointed Colorado public
to New York in 1962 where he served with the community
He went
relations department at American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Mountain Bell in 1963 where
and subsequently to Mcommunity
for one and one half year mana er returned
eneral advertising manager in 19 5;
he r served as advert; named g g ointed
relations manalt
served as general information manager in 1967; and was app
operations staff manager in 1970.
rs
promoted to Assistant Vice Presideent-External Affairs
nt_
onsf, for public
Mr. Cline was ona in aiA rs, c in ra970 where
mm ssion relations, for indepuendeant rer company
relatiocons, d all functions of ~ zo ate and Tariff Depment
relations, and all co
Mountain Bell in the State of
Member
Member of Advisory Commission on Ariza a E der Valleys Forward
of Phoenix Chamber of Commerce & Industry Division, United Way.
Association. Chairman, ,
Board Member of YMCA.
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MARJORIE- G. COALE
Manager
Employee News publications &
Community Relations
The Aerospace Corporation
in English from the College
Coale received a BA degree of
Ms.
William and Mary.
She joined The Aerospace Corporation in No ember 196 60elationsas and cot -r
manager em Y she was manager of public relations
Prior to ee news public
rior to jo oining g Aerospace, She joined the
and advertising for the 947tas D~ lretaryf in the personnel department,
helicopter company in public relations department in
transferring to their newly-formed She was named manager
1948 as editorial assistant and secretary.
in 1958.
As manager she is responsible for company's employee newspaper
as well as other special infor elaionted to bulletins, employee and a commmontuniYcations.
merce
televised news program-"all r
munit relations duties focus mostly on local Chambers of Com
Com Y
activities and coordinating the Junior Achievement Program.
Past and charter president of International Mile Busines andof
Professional Women's Club, member
Commerce, member of Board of Directors in Women's Division American
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
Women.
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CLYDE F. COOMBS, JR.
Manufacturing Manager
Advanced Products Division
Hewlett-Packard Company
Mr. Coombs received a B.S.E.E. degree from the University
of Utah and an 1VI. .I.E. degree from Stanford University.
Except for 1962-64 when Mr. Coombs was Quality
served in vacs ousurance
positions
Manager for Beckman Instruments, he in Hewlett-Packard as follows. 1959-62, Process Engineer
(printed circuits); 1964-61, Process Engineering Manager
1967-70, Production Manager (computer operations); and in
1970-72, as Manufacturing Manager in Singapore.
In 1972 he became Manufacturing Manager of the d nee hand dultts
Division where he is responsible for all manufacturing
eduction,
calculators throughout the world. This includes material, production,
quality, international, and distribution.
He served as a commissioned officer in the Unted States Navy cal
from 1956 to 1959. He is the author of two handbooks
nature and contributor to various production magazines and
conferences. He has been an instructor at Stanford University
Department);
(I.E. Department; University or Singapore (Engineering
and San Francisco State (Business Department).
Founder, California Circuits Association. Award: Production
Engineer of the Year - Electronic Packaging & Production magazine,
1967.
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DAVID H. EDMUNDS
General Staff Supervisor - Planning
C & P Telephone Company
B. A. Degree from the College of William & Mary.
Mr. ]Edmunds started with the C & P Telephone Company of West
Virginia in 1959 as a Management Assistant. Following a 3-year
military leave of absence (USMCR) he returned to Fairmonts
West
West Virginia in 1963. He then transferred to Wheeling,
Virginia where he was promoted to Commercial Manager in 1963.
In 1966 he became District Commercial Manager in Huntington,
West Virginia; in 1971, promoted to Division Commercial Manager
in Charleston, West Virginia; and assumed duties of General
Commercial Supervisor at the end of 1971.
In July of 1973 he was transferred to Washington, D. C. to serve as
General Staff Supervisor, Planning Department, where he is
responsible for the coordination and evaluation of all major data
processing projects proposed for implementation in C & P. He is
Chairman of division level Headquarters Mechanization Coordinators'
Committee.
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MERLE H. GLICK
Compensation Department Manager
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Mr. Glick received a B.A. degree from Knox College and an
MBA degree from Harvard Business School.
He joined the Caterpillar Tractor Company in 1947 where after
several years in accounting work he became Manager of
Caterpillar's Employee Benefits Division.
In 1969 he assumed his present position as Compensation
Department Manager with responsibility for world-wide
administration of pay, pay practices, job analysis, and employee
benefit plans for the United States and all foreign subsidiaries.
He is President of the Peoria Historical Society.
Mr. Glick served in the United States Navy.
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FRANK T. HOCKING
Director of Manufacturing
General Offices
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Mr. Hocking joined Caterpillar in 1939 as a 4-year apprentice
(machine) . After a two and a half year interruption while he
served in. the Army Air Corps, he completed the training program
in 1946.
After several assignments in manufacturing and related departments,
he transferred to Glasgow, Scotland in 1960, serving as Planning
and Tooling Manager. He returned to the. States in 1965 as the
Planning Manager in the East Peoria Plant and he has since served
as Assistant Manufacturing Manager and Assistant Director of
Manufacturing.
In August 1974 he was appointed to his present position as Director
of Manufacturing, General Offices, where he directs the activities of
those responsible for coordinating new product introduction and
capacity increases in manufacturing facilities worldwide and coordinate
and monitor long-range capital forecasts corporatewide.
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JACK R. HOY'LE
Manager
Tax Research and Planning
Shell Oil Company
Mr. Hoyle holds a B.B.A. from the University of Washington and a
J.D. & LLM Taxation from New York University.
He joined Shell's E&P Pacific Coast Area in 1952. After serving
in various Treasury assignmentsin that area, he became a Tax
Analyst in 1956 and moved to Head Office, General Tax Department
as a Tax Accountant in 1961. He became a Tax Analyst in 1963, was
appointed Chief Tax Analyst in 1965, Manager Tax Research in 1968,
Manager, Head Office Tax - Financial Tax Department in 1970, and
in July 1971 moved to Houston and assumed the position of Manager,
Tax Research and Planning in the Financial Organization.
In January 1973 he assumed his present position as Manager, Tax
Research and Planning - Tax Organization.
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KENNETH: A. JOHNSON
Manager
Industrial & Labor Relations
Western Electric
A. B. degree in Economics and Education from Knox College.
Mr. Johnson joined Western Electric in Chicago, Illinois, after
an assignment with Illinois Bell Telephone Company, and has
served in various supervisory capacities of increasing responsi-
bility at Western Electric locations in Buffalo, New York, and
with Teletype Corporation, a Western Electric subsidiary, in
Chicago, Illinois, and Little Rock, Arkansas.
He came to Winston-Salem in 1962 as Manager of Industrial and
Labor Relations-'or North Carolina Works of the Western Electric
Company.
In his present capacity Mr. Johnson is Manager of Industrial and
Labor Relations for Western Electric Company locations in
F)urlington, Greensboro and Winston-Salem, North Carolina,
involving about 12,000 employees. Responsibilities include public
affairs and union negotiations in addition to the usual personnel
functions.
He is currently Co-chairman of Group Health Planning Committee
(HMO) and on Executive Committee of Citizens Coalition.
1969-1970 President of Experiment in Self-Reliance (anti-poverty).
1967 United Fund Campaign Chairman.
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JEROME J. KLISE
Manager
Manufacturer- Market Development
Industrial Division
Caterpillar Tractor Company
B.A. degree in Journalism from the University of Notre Dame.
Mr. Klise joined Caterpillar Tractor Company in 1956. He has
held the following positions: Pricing Analyst, Market Services;
Market Development Engineer, Sales; Field Representative;
Regional Manager, Truck Engine Sales; Supervisor, Truck Engine
Market Development; General Supervisor, Market Services;
Assistant Manager, Industrial Product Sales; and Assistant
Manager, Truck Engine Sales, Manager, Manufacturer Market
Development, Industrial Division.
He is presently Manager, Manufacturer Market Development,
Industrial Division where he manages marketing activities relating
to truck, locomotive, agriculture and material handling markets
for Caterpillar engines. These functions include market planning,
advertising, promotion, sales engineering and training.
Mr. Klise served in the United States Navy.
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RIC14ARD W. KREUTZEN
Washington Representative -
Legislative Branch
Standard Oil Company of California
B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of
California (Berkeley) and a J.D. Degree from the University of
San Francisco.
Mr. Kreutzen joined Standard Oil Company of California in
1963 at the Richmond, California refinery. There he held
.several engineering and supervisory jobs while attending evening
classes at the University of San Francisco Law School.
Upon graduation in 1969 and admission to the California and federal
bars, he transferred to the Corporation's Labor Relations
Department in San Francisco, where he participated in labor
negotiations and grievance arbitration and handled several union
representation and unfair labor practice cases before the National
Labor Relations Board.
In 1972, he transferred to the company's Government Relations
Staff, also in San Francisco, where he was responsible for
coordinating company comments and policies with respect to state
legislation in the western states.
In August 1974 he transferred to the Standard Oil's Washington,
D. C. office where his current duties chiefly involve federal
legislation impacting on the energy industries and his contacts
include communications with members of Congress, their staff,
and other Washington representatives.
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JOHN K. :LLOYD
Manager
Editorial Services
PPG Industries
B.S. degree in Education from Slippery Rock State College
in Pennsylvania.
Mr. Lloyd's career has been closely related a variety of
editorial responsibilities. ranging from partnership a mall
advertising agency to an 11 -year oldest externalcustomer nnation's most successful and publica-
tions--PPG Products Magazine. He was associated with
Koppers Company in Pittsburgh in 1953 in industrial journalism.
western
He served as Director
and Clinic of Pittsburgh.
Psychiatric Institute
Mr. Lloyd joined the public relations staff of PPG Industries
in 1,962 and was promoted in 1973 to his present position as
Manager of Editorial Services. pPG1Industries. p Otherl eitontailrials
speechwriting for officers of
duties include publication of shareholder materials as well as
articles in various publications.
He is a member of the Pittsburgh Press Club. Has won numerous
national awards for PPG Products magazine, PPG's flagship
external publication.
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HALL F. MC KINLEY
Director
Product & Strategy Evaluation
IBM Corporation - GSD HQ.
Graduate of Lehigh University.
Mr. McKinley joined the Long Lines Department of American
Telephone and Telegraph where he had various assignments
in Operations, Sales, and Accounting which gave him a back-
ground in Communications and Data Communications.
Since joining IBM in 1960, he has held various line and staff
assignments (Marketing, Product Planning, FCC Relations) in
Regional, Divisional, Group, and Corporate organizations in both
Tele-processing and Data Processing areas.
He is currently Director, Product & Strategy Evaluation, IBM
Corporation, GSD HQ.
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WILLIAM D. PERREAULT
Vice President - Public Relations
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Mr. Perreault attended Emory University, La Salle Extension
University (law), Catholic University in Washington, D. C. and
Allen School of Aeronautics in Providence, Rhode Island.
He joined LAC in 1955 as an export sales representative, set
up an export and commercial sales organization and became
director, of export and commercial sales. After nine years in
export marketing, including more than a million miles' overseas
travel, he was appointed Director of Government Sales, a position
he held until appointed L-500 Program Director in 1967. The L-500
was the proposed commercial cargo version of the world's biggest
aircraft, the C-5A. In late 1970, Mr. Perreault was appointed Director
of Public Relations for the Lockheed-California Company.
Prior to joining Lockheed he spent seven years as technical editor
and managing editor of American Aviation. During this period he
won two national writing awards and wrote the Air Transport section
of Collier's Encyclopedia (1955 edition). He also spent six years in
technical and operational positions with American Airlines and Colonial
Airlines from 1942 through 1948. This included several years with the
military division of American as flight engineer and pilot equipment
instructor. Prior to the start of World War It, he served a year as
production test engineer at Pratt & Whitney.
Mr. Perreault was elected to his present position as an officer of
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation in late 1973 after serving 19 years in
Marketing and Public Relations roles in the Lockheed-Georgia and
.Lockheed-California Companies.
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JAMES E. REMMERT
Counsel
Law Department
Exxon Corporation
BBA from the University of Wisconsin and LLB from the
University of Wisconsin.
Mr. Rernmert served for three years as a Judge Advocate officer
in the United States Army from he 62 until 1965. After completing
the Staff of the America n
his tour of duty with the Army, J
Bar Association in Chicago where he worked primarily in the area
of professional ethics and discipline.
of staff of Humble
In 1965, Mr. Remmert joined the
Oil CompanyOof New Jersey
Refining Company, an affiliate (now Exxon Corporation), in Houston and for three years worked
primarily on labor and air/water conservation matters. After
subsequent assignments on the legal
tTokylo and served as eting
functions of the Company he was assigned to
chief legal counsel for Exxon to New York where help wsserves
three years. He recently returned as counsel to Exxon Divisions/departments with responsibility for
international sales and worldwide logistics coordinati.
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CHARLES D. ROXBURGH
Division Operations Manager
Southeastern Production Division
Exxon Company, U.S.A.
Mr. Roxburgh received a BS degree in Petroleum Engineering
and Mathematics and MS degree in Petroleum Engineering from the
University of Houston.
He joined Exxon Company, U.S.A. in February 1963. From
1963 until 1970 he held various engineering assignments in
Texas. In June of 1970 he was named Division Reservoir Engineer
of the Southeastern Production Division, transferring to New Orlenas.
He was named Offshore District Manager in March 1971.
In July 1.973 he was named to his present position as Operations
Manager and has primary responsibility for producing and drilling
activities of the Southeastern Division covering offshore operations
in the Gulf of Mexico for the states of Louisiana and Florida.
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HUGO R. RUGGE
Department Head
Upper Atmospheric Physics Department
Space Physics Laboratory
The Aerospace Corporation
Dr. Rugge received both his A.B. and Ph.D. degrees in Physics
from the University of California at Berkeley.
He joined the Space Physics Laboratory of The Aerospace
Corporation in 1962 as a Member of the Technical Staff. Prior
to this position, he had held positions as a physicist at the Naval
Radiological Defense Laboratory and at the Lawrence Radiation
Laboratory (now the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory). Since joining
The Aerospace Corporation he has been a Staff Scientist and Associate
Head of the Upper Atmospheric Department. He became Head of the
Laboratory Aeronomy Department of the Space Physics Laboratory
in 1968.
In 1970, Dr. Rugge became Head of the Upper Atmospheric Physics
Department, where he is responsible for the direction of basic and
applied research in the areas of the earth's and sun's upper
atmospheres as well as related military applications.
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JAMES B. SMITH
Vice President
Solvents Department
Exxon Chemical Company
B. S. degree in Agricultural Engineering from the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg, Virginia.
Mr. Smith worked as an engineer with the Wright Aeronautical
Corp. in. 1943-1944 before joining the U. S. Navy, where he,
served as an Engineering Officer on a Destroyer Escort.
At the end of World War II, he joined the Exxon Corporation
(then Esso) in New York as a Sales Engineer and has worked
with that Company since. He held various staff and line positions
concerned with marketing of industrial products in the petroleum
side of the Company until switching to Exxon Chemical Company
in 196 3.,
He was named Vice President of Exxon Chemical Company
in 1.965 and assumed his present position approximately two years
ago, where he is responsible for all aspects of the Solvents Product
Line worldwide.
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IRVIN N. SPIELBERG
Manager
Enery Conversion
Applied Technology Division
Systems Group of TRW, Inc.
Mr. Spielberg received a Ae.E. degree from the University of
Cincinnati and an S.M. degree from Harvard University.
In his previous years at TRW, he was a line manager in progressively
more responsible positions, culminating as manager of the
Aerosciences Laboratory, an organization of 250 engineers,
scientists, mathematicians and support personnel. Its activities
included research, analysis, design and test for rocket booster
systems, entry vehicles, high speed ground transportation
systems, underground missile launchers, ocean systems and ground
test facilities.
Mr. Spielberg's prior experience includes 10 years as an aircraft
dynamics engineer and Section Chief for the U.S. Air Force at Wright
Field, Dayton, Ohio, and two years as a construction engineer and
supervisor. He served in the U.S. Air Force in both World War It
and the Korean War.
For the past several years he has undertaken a series of special
assignments for company management, including: analysis and
planning of new business opportunities in the aerospace industry;
study of system applications of TRW's high energy chemical laser;
project engineer and task team leader on scientific spacecraft programs.
His current assignment is to plan and implement new business
initiatives related to energy conversion and new energy source
development.
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HUBERT R. STALLARD
General Plant Manager
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Mr. Stallard received a B.S. degree from Hampeden Sydney College.
He was engaged as a Staff Assistant in the Engineering Department
of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone of Virginia, Richmond,
in 1959. He went on military leave from this position between
January and November 1960.
In May of 1962 he was transferred to the Plant Department and then
to Roanoke as Foreman Service in July 1962. He was promoted to
Plant Supervisor in Richmond in 1963, became Foreman Supervisot
in Norfolk in 1964, District Plant Supervisor in Newport News in
1965 and then was promoted to DistrictPlant Manager in Norfolk in
1966.
He was transferred to C & P Telephone Companies in Washington
as Staff Supervisor in 1968. He returned to the Virginia Company,
Executive Department, in 1969 and then assigned District Plant
Manager in 19700 working in the Northern Virginia area.
He was promoted to Division Plant Manager in 1971 and worked at
various Northern Virginia locations until he was promoted to General
Plant Manager in the Washington Company in 1973. His basic function
in this position is to provide high quality and economical customer
service in the Washington, D. C. area and to do this by assuring full
and efficient operation of all plant equipment and highly efficient use
of all forces.
He is on the Board of Directors, Presbyterian Home, Zuni, Virginia.
Treasurer, Christ Presbyterian Church, Vienna, Virginia.
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LEE S. TING
Far East Area Manager
Hewlett-Packard Company
B. S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Oregon State
University and has done graduate work in Electronics Engineering,
Stanford University.
Mr. Ting joined Hewlett Packard in 1965 where he has assumed a
number of positions within the company, starting as an R&D engineer
and moving into international rm rketing and has been involved in it
since. In 1970 he was transferred to Taiwan as a general manager
with the responsibilities of establishing and managing a new sales
subsidiary in that country. Two years later Mr. Ting was again
transferred to Singapore and assumed the current position of Far
East Area Manager with responsibilities for the marketing
activities of Hewlett-Packard's products in Asia.
In mid-1973 he moved back to the international headquarters in
Palo Alto and recently has increased the area of responsibility to
include Israel and Africa in addition to Asia.
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RONALD R. TULLOS
Assistant Legislative Counsel
American Bankers Association
Mr. Tullos received a B.S. degree in Business Administration
from the Arkansas State University; a J.D. degree from the
Arkansas School of Law. He
School of Industrial Development.
Banking and Georgia Technical Mr. Tullos' career in banking a~ a an with the Union National
teller during summer months
Bank in Little Rock, Arkansas
and progressed through several stages including Director of
Business Development; Director of Advertising and Public Relations;
Director of Marketing and concluding as Administrative Assistant
to President of the bank. His service in the Correspondent Bank
Division of the National Bank of Commerce in Dallas followed with
responsibilities for business development and lending functions in
a three state area. His next career pursuit was to leave the banking
industry to pursue legal studies while serving as a law clerk for two
separate firms specializing in trial law. Upon graduation from law
school he joined the American Bankers kresponsibilities including is the
Assistant Legislative Counsel
monitoring and analyzing legislation affecting the banking industry
with particular emphasis in the areas of consumer credit and housing.
Mr. Tus is the ChBoard of Directors of Little airman; President of Class, Arkansas United School
Fund Section
of Banking; President of 5h-,den) ;.ia
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