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Acknowledgement of Contributors Thank You for Your Generous Support The AAAS Board of Directors gratefully acknowledges the philanthropic support of the following individuals, foundations, corporations and government agencies whose gifts, over and above membership dues, enabled AAAS to undertake new initiatives, supplement program funding, and address the issues and concerns of the scientific community. individuals Mary L. Good Jean’ne M. Shreeve Paul J. Friedman Sita Halperin H. Guyford Stever Jeffrey B. Frithsen James H. M. Henderson Robert L. Stout Horace W. Furumoto Director’s Guild J. Priscilla Kilbourn John Urquhart Raymond J. Garant ($50,000 & above) Peter O’Donnell, Jr. Kimberley E. Ward Irma Gigli Philip H. Abelson † Ginger Pinholster & Marjorie K. Webster Eli Glatstein William T. Golden M. Otto Stahley Sarah B. Glickenhaus David E. Shaw & John S. Reed William C. Graustein Galileo Sphere Beth Kobliner Shaw Bronwyn and Brian Scott Cynthia Harris ($250 – $499) Julius J. Stern Hans Hasche-Kluender Jocelyn M. Wallace Heman P. Adams Fernand Hayot Director’s Guild Joseph G. Wirth Claudia P. Alfonso & Gary Heebner ($10,000 – $49,999) F. Brian Dilley James H. Heym Edward C. Bessey Casper J. Aronson Eric J. R. Heyward Benjamin Franklin Society Warren B. Weisberg Kenton Atwood Lawrence L. Hirsch ($500 – $999) M. J. Finley Austin Murray W. Hitzman Sherburne Abbott Robert C. Barnard† Allan R. Hoffman Director’s Guild J. Frances Allen Martin M. Barnes Russell M. Jaffe ($5,000 – $9,999) Anonymous Paul A. Bartlett Karen S. Jakes Simon Foner James H. Ard Roger N. Beachy Samson A. Jenekhe Alan I. & Agnes Leshner Mary Ellen Avery Vallo Benjamin Michael M. Kaback Thomas D. Barrow Leo L. Beranek James B. Kadtke Merton R. Barry Dennis M. Bier Kirill Kondratyev Director’s Guild Sidney Beinfest Margaret B. Binette John M. Kopper ($2,500 – $4,999) Nathaniel Chafee Herman Birch Charles A. Lawson Thomas Guerin Erminio Costa C. John Blankley James U. Lemke Jeffrey Kodosky Edmund A. C. Crouch Jerome L. Bleiweis F. W. Light, Jr. John P. McGovern James F. Crow H. Kent Bowen Harold J. Magnuson Rosemary Rieser Peter V. Czipott Everett F. Britz, Jr. Richard J. Massey Kenneth A. DeGhetto Herbert C. Brown John P. McCullough Jeanette W. Dennis Robert Buck & Cheryl Quinn Blaine C. McKusick Thomas Edison Alliance Joe Dietzgen Robert W. Bundtzen Carl R. Merril ($1,000 – $2,499) Ronald W. Estabrook Susan E. Campbell Richard A. Meserve Anonymous Bruce A. Fowler Paul A. Carlson John Mimikakis Robert E. Anspaugh Robert C. Harriss Leland J. Chinn Duncan T. Moore Cynthia A. Arnold Don Herbert Luther Christman Gordon E. Moore Holt Ashley Karen A. Holbrook Robert W. Christopherson Morris Newman Janet J. Asimov Edward G. Jefferson Helen R. Churella Norine E. Noonan Paul & Evelyn Baran Elaine Kant Jules Cohen Arnold C. Ott Frank M. Berger Walter Kauzmann Stephen H. Crandall Robert E. Palmer Phillip L. Blair Joseph E. Kist Edward E. David, Jr. Philip Y. Paterson Jean B. Burnett Hiram G. Larew Elisa Eiseman Mary Ann Pelleymounter Robert C. Forney Shirley & Horace Malcom Joann L. Evans John F. Pelton Robert W. Galvin Brendan Nyhan William R. Eyler Eleanor J. Piel Robert G. Goelet Simon Ramo Anthony Fainberg Dennis R. Pilarczyk Edward Gomperts Marianne Segura Mary H. Fletcher Steven Popok 22 Milton F. Pravda Thomas J. Bardos Peter Chesson Florence D. Fasanelli Robert W. Rasch Harry G. Barnes Erma R. Chestnut Helene V. Fatt Joe M. Regenstein Franklin H. Barnwell Pritindra Chowdhuri Charles S. Faulkner II James B. Rhodes Mark A. Barone Robert W. Christy William R. Faust Roy Ringo Patrick J. Barron Charles W. Clark Robert H. Fennell, Jr. Juan G. Roederer Thomas R. Baruch Donald L. Clark Robert W. Field Robert Rosenthal Robert C. Bast, Jr. Ralph M. Clark Alison F. Fields Allen A. Rovick William T. Battin Michael P. Cohen Frank W. Fitch David M. Sander Jean Beard Morrel H. Cohen Patrick J. Fitzgerald William G. Shepherd† Karen M. Becker Joseph M. Colacino J. D. Fleming, Jr. Ricardo A. Sierra Leslie Z. Benet Glenn A. Cole Margaret L. Fonda Linda C. Smith Gerald S. Berenson Heather L. Collins William J. Forrest Dusan Stefoski Paul Berg Dale K. Colyer Harold K. Forsen Shepard B. Stone Scott R. Berg Richard H. Comer Patrick W. Foster C. E. Sunderlin George W. Bernard Robert E. Connick William F. Fraccaro Anne T. Sweetser Alan W. Bernheimer Edwin L. Cooper Stephen E. Frazier Marian E. Swendseid Austin W. Betts Michael F. Coscia Carl Frieden Gerald F. Tape Rosina M. Bierbaum Jack D. Cowan Morton H. Friedman Jean E. Taylor John G. Bieri Robert C. Cowen Brenda M. Fuller Alvin V. Tollestrup Jacob Bigeleisen Richard H. Cox Robert F. Furchgott Arnold Travis F. T. Billings, Jr. Patrick F. Crossman Joseph H. Gainer A. Forrest Troyer Mary L. Bird Janet W. Crowder Joseph G. Gall Mark A. Tumeo Charles W. Bishop Bruce H. Dana Elaine Gallin Gary J. Wells Clanton C. Black, Jr. William H. Daughaday S. Raymond Gambino Mary C. Wetzel Alfred K. Blackadar Diane W. Davidson Oscar N. Garcia Haven Whiteside Bruce Blanchard Vincent J. Davisson R. H. Garstang James R. Whitley Ben B. Blivaiss Richard A. Day David M. Gates Clayton A. Wiley Jean L. Blumen Jeffrey S. Dean Shu Geng Phyllis N. Windle Herman T. Blumenthal Modesto Del Castillo Mark L. Gilberstadt Charles Yanofsky Karl W. Böer Robert J. Delap Elmer G. Gilbert Dana R. Younger Adele Boskey Victor H. Denenberg Bruce Gilchrist Manfred Bottaccini Robin L. Dennis Neal C. Gillespie David R. Boylan Paul M. Densen Walter L. Gillespie Copernicus Club Eric Bradford Darryl C. DeVivo J. Paul Gilman ($100 – $249) Monica M. Bradford Paul W. Dickson, Jr. Roger Gilmont John P. Abbey Charles Bresler James C. Diggory Susan B. Ginsberg Anne Abramson Esther Breslow Joseph R. Dipalma Robert N. Ginsburg Bernard H. Adelson Charles S. Brown Allen Dixon Edward W. Glazener Robert Adler David H. Brown Wade A. Doares James Glogowski Ingrid Akerblom Kathleen O. Brown Henry F. Dobyns Reginald G. Golledge Thurman H. Albertson George A. Brueske Theodore Donaldson Felicitas D. Goodman Robert W. Allington Robert W. Bryant Virginia H. Donaldson Donn S. Gorsline Gordon W. Anderson Theresa L. Bucher James W. Doolos Albert E. Goss Lloyd L. Anderson Evan Buck Jerry A. Doughty Francesca Grifo Robert H. Andrew Leonard S. Bull Bryce Douglas Helen K. Groves David G. Andrews William A. Burgess M. W. Downey Melvin M. Grumbach Anonymous Kenneth A. Burkholder Richard D. Drake Wilfred Guerra Rudi Ansbacher Drusilla Burns Abraham I. Dranetz Jerrier A. Haddad J. David Applegate John E. Burris Horace F. Drury David H. Hall Kenneth B. Armitage Elias Burstein Frances Bryant Edens Arthur G. Hansen Edward M. Arnett Verona D. Burton George Ehrenfried Lincoln F. Hanson Robert G. Arnold Patrick G. Butler David W. Emerson Kelly Harcourt Beatrice Arnowich Daniel B. Caplan Charles W. Eriksen Franklin M. Harold William Aron Robert J. Carbonell Edward W. Ernst Dale B. Harris William C. Ashby Marvin Carmack W. Gary Ernst Willard D. Hartman Mary M. Asmar Herbert E. Carter Walter H. Esselman Martin Harwit Marjorie A. Asmussen Luther J. Carter Thelma and Gerald Estrin Robert H. Hasek Alfred E. Attard Robert L. Caswell William E. Evans Marion Popenoe Hatch Robert Austrian R. A. Charo Judith Faber Marea E. Hatziolos Grant R. Clifton Bailey Edgar M. Chase Edward Fairstein Richard Hays William O. Baker James F. Cherry Emmanuel Farber August C. Helmholz Earl E. Bakken Walter G. Chesnut David W. Faris Edward L. Helminski 23 Madeline M. Henderson J. B. Koepfli Walter E. Massey John D. Palmer Leon Henkin Leland S. Kollmorgen Susan A. Matthies Vivian Pan Mary Henle Jerry J. Kollros Donald R. Mattison Joseph C. Parker, Jr. John E. Herp Edward J. Kormondy Linda A. Mauck Joseph Parker Davis Hershey Igor L. Kosin Michael M. May Paul D. Parkman David B. Hertz James S. Kouvel John H. McAdoo William G. Parzybok, Jr. John R. Hess Stephen M. Krane Chris L. McAuliffe Ara G. Paul James Hillier Rodney Krich Marcia McNutt Jon M. Peha David C. Hoaglin Norman I. Krinsky Ethan A. Merritt Frank A. Pepe Mary Y. P. Hockaday Kenneth A. Krohn E. Gerald Meyer Donald G. Peterson Marta L. Holmberg Ralph T. Kubo John S. Meyer Richard M. Phelan Charles R. Holmes John F. R. Kuck Alfred F. Michael, Jr. George F. Pieper Alfred Holtzer Harvey D. Kushner Richard Mickelsen† Mary A. Player Homer T. Hopkins Emil E. Lafond David Middleton Julie A. Pollitt B. E. Horner Otto E. Landman Katherine Boyd Milikin Jessica Pollner Norman H. Horowitz Neal F. Lane A. R. Miller Ellen D. Powell David Horvitz Chiara M. B. Langley I. George Miller William M. Protheroe Estil V. Hoversten Charles F. Larson Orlando J. Miller Frank W. Putnam Bruce Howe Patty H. Laswick Beatrice Mintz Resha M. Putzrath Evelyn V. H. Howett Thomas H. Laurent Don S. Miyada Stephen C. Ragatz Roy M. Huffington Victor W. Laurie Ichiro Miyagawa Yueh-Erh Rahman Kenneth Hunkins Walter R. Lawson Akiho Miyashiro J. E. 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