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Annual Report to the Congress for 1979 Appendix D List of Advisors and Panel Members ENERGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Milton Katz, Chairman Director, International Legal Studies, Harvard Law School Thomas G. Ayers Wassily Leontief John Redmond President and Chairman of the Board Department of Economics Executive Vice President (Retired) Commonwealth Edison Company New York University Shell Oil Company (Resigned) George E. Mueller John C. Sawhill Kenneth E. Boulding President and Chairman of the Board President Institute of Behavioral Science Systems Development Corporation New York University University of Colorado Gerard Pie] (Resigned) Eugene G. Fubini Publisher Chauncey Starr Fubini Consultants, Ltd. Scientific American President (Resigned) (Resigned) Electric Power Research Institute John M. Leathers Executive Vice President Dow Chemical USA ● Direct Utilization of Coal George Land Joseph Yancik Advisory Panel AMAX Coal Corporation National Coal Association Ed Light Harry Perry, Chairman West Virginia Citizens Action Group Resources for the Future, Inc. Residential Energy Conservation Robert Lundberg Advisory Panel Mike Clark Commonwealth Edison Beckley, W. Va. Paul Martinka John Gibbons, Chairman David Comey Morristown, N.J. Director, Environment Center Executive Director University of Tennessee Citizens for a Better Environment David Mastbaum (Resigned) (Deceased) Staff Counsel Environmental Defense Fund John R. Andrews A. W. Deurbrouck Private Architect Coal Preparation and Analysis Ralph Perhac Washington, D.C. Laboratory Program Manager Department of Energy Electric Power Research Institute Robert E. Ashburn Manager, Economic Research Michael Enzi Michael Rieber Department Mayor Department of Mines and Geological Long Island Lighting Company City of Gillette, Wyoming Engineering University of Arizona Edward Berlin Don Gasper Leva, Hawes, Symington, Martin Director, Economic Studies Steve Shapiro & Oppenheimer Consolidation Coal Co. President, UMWA Local New Hall, W. Va. Ellen Berman W. L. Johns Director, Energy Policy Project Ronald Surdam Engineering Department Consumer Federation of America E. I. du Pent de Nemours & Co. Professor, Geology Department University of Wyoming Joel Darmstadter Lorin Kerr Senior Research Associate Director, Department of Joanna Underwood Resources for the Future, Inc. Occupational Health Executive Director United Mine Workers of America INFORM 77 78 . Annual Report to the Congress for 1979 Sherman B. Given Robert Hodam Todd M. Doscher President Hodam Associates Department of Petroleum Engineering Morley Construction Company Sacramento, Calif. University of Southern California Donald Holtzman Kip Hewlett Michael R. Eaton President Georgia Pacific Sierra Club Holtzman Petroleum Company Ralph Keinker Bruce M. Hannon William Konyha Monsanto Company Director, Energy Research Group University of Illinois United Brotherhood of Joiners Dean Kleckner and Carpenters President, Iowa Farm Michael Hogan William B. Moore Bureau Federation E. J. Rager & Associates Vice President, Operations Kevin Markey Max M. Levy Gulf Reston, Inc. Friends of the Earth Vice President Columbia LNG Corporation Donald Navarre Jacques Maroni Vice President, Marketing Energy Planning Manager William R. Robertson Washington Natural Gas Company Ford Motor Company Executive Secretary-Treasurer Harold Olin Michael Neushul Los Angeles County Director, Construction Research Marine Science Institute Federation of Labor U.S. League of Savings Associations University of California at Robert L. Solomon David Rickelton Santa Barbara Assistant Director Consulting Engineer William Scheller California Energy Resources Department of Chemical Engineering Conservation & Development Andrew Sansom Commission Deputy Director, Energy Institute University of Nebraska Macauley Whiting University of Houston Kenneth Smith The Dow Chemical Company Samuel Stewart Office of Appropriate Technology Carlsen Company State of California Grant Thompson Wallace Tyner Solar Power Satellite Policy Issues Conservation Foundation Department of Agricultural Economics Advisory Panel Purdue University John P. Schaefer, Chairman Energy From Biological Processes Liquefied Natural Gas (AEF) President Advisory Panel Advisory Panel University of Arizona Paul Craig Thomas Ratchford, Chairman Jerome E. Hass, Chairman Professor of Applied Science Associate Executive Director Graduate School of Business and University of California at Davis American Association for the Public Administration Advancement of Science Eilene Galloway Cornell University Private Consultant Henry Art Seth Borgos Washington, D.C. Environmental Studies Director of Research University of California at Santa Barbara Karl Gawell ACORN Barboursville, Va. Stanley Barber Irvin C. Bupp, Jr. Peter Glaser Department of Agronomy Graduate School of Business Purdue University Vice President Administration Arthur D. Little, Inc. John Benemann Harvard University Vacaville, Calif. Jerry Grey George Carameros Administrator for Public Policy Paul Bente, Jr. Chairman American Institute of Aeronautics Executive Director El Paso LNG Company and Astronautics The Bio-Energy Council Melvin A. Conant Grant Hansen Calvin Burwell Conant and Associates, Ltd. President, SDC Systems Group Oak Ridge National Laboratory James C. Cruse SDC Corporation Robert Hirsch Vice President EXXON Research and Engineering Policy and Analysis Company U.S. Export-Import Bank Appendix D–List of Advisors and Panel Members . 79 Russell (Deek) Hensley John J. Sheehan Frank von Hippel Vice President–Technology Legislative Director Senior Research Physicist Diversified Business Division United Steelworkers of America Center for Energy and Environmental Studies Aetna Life and Casualty Robert Uhrig Princeton University Maureen Lamb Vice President, Advanced Systems and Annapolis, Md. Technology Charles Warren Florida Power and Light Attorney J. C. Randolph Sacramento, Calif. Director, Environmental Programs School of Public and Environmental Affairs Indiana University INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AND COMMERCE Nuclear War Effects Advisory Panel Huston Smith Pat Feltes School of Religion National International Relations David Saxon, Chairman Syracuse University Committee President John Steinbruner League of Woman Voters University of California Director of Foreign Policy Thomas Fingar Donald Brennan The Brookings Institution U.S.-China Relations Program Stanford University Director of National Security Studies Jeremy Stone Hudson Institute, Inc. Director Frederick J. Fleron Charles Cooper Federation of American Scientists Department of Political Science State University of New York Department of Biology Hilary Whitaker at Buffalo San Diego State University Director Russell Dougherty, General Emergency Preparedness Project Henry Forrest U.S. Air Force (Retired) National Governors Association Senior Vice President Control Data Corporation Sidney Drell Deputy Director, Professor Elizabeth Jaeger East-West Technology Transfer Linear Accelerator AFL-CIO Advisory Panel Stanford University Rhoda H. Karpatkin Richard Garwin McGeorge Bundy, Chairman Executive Director IBM Fellow New York University Consumers Union of the United States, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center Inc. lgor Birman Gene La Rocque Consultant on Soviet Economics Jan M. Lodal Rear Admiral, USN (Retired) Executive Vice President Morris Bornstein Director American Management Systems, Inc. Department of Economics Center for Defense Information University of Michigan J. Ray Pace Cecil Leith President Lawrence J. Brainard Director of A.A.P.D. Baker World Trade, Inc. Vice President National Center for Atmospheric Bankers Trust Charles Phipps Research Corporate Development J. David Linebaugh Jonathan G. Bunge Texas Instruments, Inc. Keck, Mahin, and Cate U.S. Foreign Service (Retired) Gertrude E. Schroeder Daniel Drucker J. Carson Mark Department of Economics College of Engineering Los Alamos Laboratory University of Virginia University of Illinois at James Neel Urbana-Champaign David D. Smith University of Michigan Medical School Vice President M. W. Duncan Eastern European Operations Jack Ruina President Levi-Strauss, Inc. Department of Electrical Engineering Export Programs, Inc. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Seymour Weiss Sy Corporation Harriet Scott Self-employed 80 ● Annual Report to the Congress for 1979 Taggants Advisory Panel Lewis T. Marks Isaiah Frank Vice President, Operations William Clayton Professor of Sanford Kadish, Chairman Atlas Powder Co. International Economics Johns Hopkins University Dean, School of Law Hugh M. McGowan University of California at Berkeley Supervisor Bomb Squad F. Willard Griffith II Tom Ashwood New York, NY. Chairman and CEO GC International Air Line Pilots Association William T. Poe Jerome S. Brewer Supervisor, Explosives & Firearms Robert R. Johnson President Control Unit Vice President, Engineering J. S. Brewer& Associates, Inc. Louisiana State Police Burroughs Corporation Charles E. Calfee Theodore J. Sullivan Richard A. Kraft Special Agent Naval Surface Weapons Center President Matsushita Industrial Co. Federal Bureau of Investigation Robert W. van Dolah Michael Clancy Private Consultant E. Floyd Kvamme Program Director Pittsburgh, Pa. Vice President and General Manager Semiconductor Division U.S. Conference of Mayors Charles O. Williams National Semiconductor Corporation Robert Dimock Olin Corporation Mine Manager Geraldine McArdle Utah Copper Division Board Member Kennecott Copper Electronics Advisory Panel Consumer Federation of America Ernest H. Evans Charles Phipps Katherine Seelman, Chairperson
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